The XM30 infantry fighting vehicle for the U.S. Army has moved from concept to procurement, as the U.S. Army’s FY2027 budget request allocates $547 million for the first 19 production vehicles. This marks the beginning of Bradley replacement fielding and signals a major shift toward a new generation of armored combat vehicles designed for high-intensity warfare against near-peer adversaries. Read full Defense News at this link ...
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| The U.S. Army's FY2027 budget allocates $547 million to produce 19 XM30 Infantry Fighting Vehicles, marking the program's transition from development to operational fielding as the future replacement for the Bradley combat vehicle. (Picture source: Editing Army Recognition Group Copyright with U.S. Army Info) |
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