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Tango0121 Dec 2017 4:01 p.m. PST

…High-Tech Gear.

"The Army is working on a future variant of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle possibly armed with lasers, counter-drone missiles, active protection systems, improved targeting sights and increased on-board power to accommodate next-generation weapons and technologies.

As the Army pursues a more advanced Bradley A5, engineered to succeed the current upgraded A4, it is integrating new forward-looking infrared sensors for the commander and gunner sights, spot trackers for dismounted soldiers to help them identify targets, and an upgraded chassis with underbelly protections and a new ammunition storage configuration.

BAE Systems, maker of the Bradley, said the vehicle's modernization effort is designed in three specific stages. The first stage addressed track and suspension upgrades. The subsequent stage, soon to enter production, improves mobility and increases electrical power generation…."
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15mm and 28mm Fanatik21 Dec 2017 5:06 p.m. PST

Good to see that we're adopting Active Protection systems like the Russians have been doing.

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