When examining the evolution of armoured warfare, the tanks that truly changed modern warfare are those that delivered a decisive technological leap, influenced future tank design, and impacted ...

The biggest change in the next Abrams may not be its gun, armor, or engine. It may be the fact that the crew is no longer expected to ride inside the turret at all. That shift sits at the center of ...

Liquid hydrogen could become the fuel for some future aircraft, such as the concept pictured. For liquid hydrogen, the tanks would be fuselage-installed and designed to maintain a cryogenic ...

Britain has been using the Challenger 2 main battle tank (MBT) since it was first introduced in the 1990s. Plans to upgrade the U.K.'s fleet of MBTs in the early 2000s, but issues arose, and the tanks ...

On January 25, President Joe Biden announced that the United States would provide thirty-one M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine. The announcement came after a month of speculation over what nations, if any, ...

There are countries significantly known for their tank developments and sales, with Poland among the lesser-known ones. However, Poland's renowned innovations behind the PL-01 tank are considered game ...

The National Composites Centre (NCC, Bristol, U.K.) has created a concept design tool that optimizes hydrogen cryogenic tank designs according to a customer’s specific requirements. Developed over 12 ...

For the better part of last century, tanks have been the most formidable weapons platforms for ground combat, and will likely continue to play a major role in future wars as well. The problem is ...

Traditionally, tanks are seen as being at an inherent disadvantage in urban combat. In the 21st Century, however, the U.S. military must be prepared for urban combat in large, densely populated cities ...

In my October 2022 blog about the Netherlands liquid hydrogen (LH 2) composite tank consortium, I discussed the 45-month project funded by the Dutch government and its aim to validate a fully ...

The National Composites Centre (NCC) has announced the creation of a unique concept design tool that optimises hydrogen cryogenic tank designs according to a customer’s specific requirements.