Defense News). GD aims for soldiers to engage with it and provide feedback on its strengths and weaknesses. “Soon after that, we plan to begin rolling out this capability in the next two to three years, rather than the next 10.”
A hybrid Abrams tank could potentially take over the battlefield in the next four to five years at most, which would be remarkable. The new version would be lighter and feature an “enhanced powertrain,” while keeping the robust M1 Abrams’ original and legendary traits, such as the 120 mm smoothbore primary weapon. General Dynamics is also tasked with creating one of the globe’s most sophisticated nuclear-powered submarines for the U.S. Navy, so it has a track record of pioneering and distinctive designs.
