Russian forces appear to be operating North Korean-made anti-tank missile vehicles near Ukraine. Images shared on Telegram appear to show the Bulsae-4 vehicle operating around the Kharkiv region.

Ukrainian forces are for the first time confirmed to be operating armored vehicles (Stryker & Marder infantry fighting vehicles) beyond the Russian anti-tank ditch and dragon’s teeth obstacles ...

Consider the U.S. Army’s M-2 fighting vehicle, which sports on its turret a twin launcher for TOW wire-guided anti-tank missiles. Ten feet from tracks to turret, the M-2 is tall for a combat ...

Russia is testing new unmanned ground vehicles armed with anti-tank missiles in the eastern Donbas region of Ukraine. On Friday, former Russian space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin posted footage to ...

Tank destroyers were once crucial in military doctrines, designed to specifically counter enemy armor with heavy guns and robust armor. Modern warfare, however, shifted the focus toward multi-role ...

Consequently, developing effective anti-tank strategies has become a pivotal aspect of modern warfare, ... The evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, ...

Today’s anti-tank weapons are successors of the Bazooka, an American portable rocket launcher introduced during the second world war. It was so effective against armoured vehicles that the light ...

Javelin anti-tank weapons and Stinger surface-to-air missiles, he said, were “just things to inflict harm on Russia, but not anything that was going to actually win the war.” ...

The M-2 crew fired a single TOW wire-guided anti-tank missile, which punched through the 43-ton, three-person tank. “Bradley—the tank destroyer,” the Ukrainian defense ministry crowed .

Self-propelled anti-tank systems became widely recognized during World War II and continue to be among the most sought-after high-precision weapons in today’s military arsenals.

The US Army fired Javeline anti-tank missiles from seven-ton robots during a series of war preparations at a ... soldiers fired Javelins and .50-caliber machine guns from seven-ton robotic vehicles.

Russian forces appear to be operating North Korean-made anti-tank missile vehicles near Ukraine. Images shared on Telegram appear to show the Bulsae-4 vehicle operating around the Kharkiv region. The ...