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Bradley is not considered a battlefield taxi. It's an infantry fighting vehicle. A M113 is a battlefield taxi. A Stryker is a battlefield taxi. A Bradley, with long range sensor and TOW missile launcher, is designed to fight the enemy.

I bet you that Bradley guner plays war thunder 😂😂

Please. Stop calling the Bradley a "battlefield taxi". It's an infantry fighting vehicle designed to deliver dismounted infantry to the forward edge of an engagement and REMAIN there, fighting alongside main battle tanks and attack helicopters in what is called combined arms mechanized warfare. Armored personnel carriers like the U.S. M113 and the British FV432 are battlefield taxis.

Wow! How do these "experts" always seems to understand nothing about the vehicles or history. Even the statement that the t-90m is basic compared to a challenger or the abrams is outrageous. Every modern tank suffers from the same problems as the t-90.

I was a scout in a 113 in the 80's and I planned if we ran into a tank I would open up with the ma duce and go for the glass [while the driver worked on getting us out]. would it work, maybe, maybe not. Glad I never got to find out.

The real weakness of the T-90M that is discussed here is very easy to see: It got off three shots, and they were ALL misses. That comes down to the comment that the expert made: CREW. This tank was destroyed because the Russian Crew didn't know how to use their machine... and that was true before the HE explosive blinding attack began. That's where the survivability of these machines really matters... the crew survives with their experience and training intact.

It was an odd stroke of luck that the AP jammed, because those HE really devastated all those sensors. Amazing tenacity, those guys.

I am amazed at the amount of mistakes in this report or whatever you want to call it. Also, this is over 6 month old footage

War Thunder that's how the Bradley beat the T-90

The "expert" is saying that the T34 was the greatest tank in history and inspired all other tanks? Are you sure he is an expert :D?

In an Armored Cavalry Scout Platoon there are 4 per platoon like in a regular mechanized infantry platoon. In the platoon of 4 vehicles they operate as pairs during a combat engagement like 2 riflemen in combat. One fires to cover his buddy to maneuver close or to break contact. The only difference is in a cavalry scout troop is they can dismount scouts for recon and infantry platoons will deliver infantry for combat on their objective while providing fire support. These Ukrainian crews were taught very well prior to deployment to combat. NATO tank crews practice the same tactics too. Both Bradley IFVs operate like the Wingman Concept like fighter pilots operate as to fly and protect each other. In the Field Manual 7-8 Mechanized Infantry manual which is close to NATO doctrine.

As the Chieftain said, the tank is mobile, protected firepower. The protected leg of that triad has taken a hit from the ability of drones to strike at any point on the tank. In order to recover some of the tank’s resistance to damage, more armor, applied more widely, and/or active protection systems will have to be incorporated. This means more weight, something the logistics and transportation guys and the bean counters are loath to face.

A label saying T34 while pointing at several T-34, then a few KV-1 tanks.

Tanks are not designed to operate in ones and twos. They are designed to operate as the shock force in combined armes. They need artillery preparing the battlefield. They need infantry keeping the opfor infantry away from the tanks. This fight is a symptom of how bad the Russian army really is.

The T80 that ran into the tree after being hammered by the Bradley; Almost looks like it was done deliberately to stop the turret rotation and thus being able to exit the tank...

It is a mistake to say that Russia developed the T-34 tank. The T-34 tank was developed by the USSR. There were a lot of resources and talented people involved that are no longer part of the USSR. In fact, Ukraine was part of the USSR and did a lot of heavy industrial design in Armor, aircraft and ships.

the tank expert just said .. " when it comes to tank warfare nothing has changed " well thats the biggest load of crap ive heard this decade considering 2 hits from 2 500 dollar drones and any tank be it m1a2 , leopard , t90m or challanger .... are all smoking ready to cook off their ammo ( era is useless ) ... the battlefield has a new king ... fpv drones .. anyone that denies that is talking rubbish

They should change the Bradleys name to the Honey Badger.

Ifv are not taxi. They are fighting vehicles... The mtlb or the m113 are taxi.

7:42 it wasn’t the Iraqi “national guard” but the Republican Guard. They were decimated.