The M2A5 Bradley concept has been canceled in favor of procuring an even more heavily-armed successor sooner, Sebastien Roblin reports on The National Interest. However, the Pentagon is moving ahead with plans for an M2A4 model equipped with an Active Protection System to intercept incoming missiles and rockets.
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| Having become too heavy for its power train and suspension, not enough protected against incoming missiles and rockets, its gun being considered not powerful enough, the M2A3 Bradley will have an adequate M2A4 successor (Picture source: US Army) |