Army Unleashes New Assault Vehicle – Firepower of Giant Tanks But a Fraction of the Size
The United States Army is rolling out a new armored vehicle that could rewrite the battlefield understanding of how tanks are used in combat. Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston unveiled the M10 Booker combat…

The United States Army is rolling out a new armored vehicle that could rewrite the battlefield understanding of how tanks are used in combat.
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston unveiled the M10 Booker combat vehicle during the service’s 248th birthday event at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, according to The Defense Post.
While the Booker appears to resemble main battle tanks such as the M1 Abrams in key respects, it also differs from the category in other ways.
The Booker was developed through the Army’s Mobile Protected Firepower program, according to the Association of the United States Army.
The vehicle is the Army’s first new combat vehicle in two decades, according to Stars and Stripes.
“The M-10 Booker is an armored vehicle that is intended to support our infantry brigade combat teams by suppressing and destroying fortifications, gun systems and trenches, and then, secondarily, providing protection against enemy armored vehicles,” program executive officer Maj. Gen. Glenn Dean said of the vehicle, according to The Washington Times


