The M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle, introduced in 1981, continues to showcase its relevance on modern battlefields, with its robust firepower, exceptional survivability, and cross-country mobility earning it high praise, particularly in Ukraine. Despite its age, the Bradley remains a vital asset for mechanized infantry and armored cavalry units, demonstrating its adaptability and resilience in diverse combat scenarios.
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Praised for its firepower and mobility, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle proves its worth on Ukraine's battlefields, but emerging threats like drones and advanced missiles highlight the need for modernized protection. (Picture source: US DoD)
Praised for its firepower and mobility, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle proves its worth on Ukraine's battlefields, but emerging threats like drones and advanced missiles highlight the need for modernized protection. (Picture source: US DoD)
