Bradley Fighting Vehicle – The Iron Guardian of the Battlefield

Описание: The M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle — a powerful blend of mobility, firepower, and protection that has defined U.S. ground warfare for decades.
Designed to transport infantry safely across the battlefield while providing direct fire support, the Bradley has become one of the most trusted vehicles in the U.S. Army’s armored fleet.

Powered by a 600-horsepower diesel engine, it can reach speeds over 60 km/h, maneuvering alongside Abrams tanks and infantry formations.
Armed with a 25 mm Bushmaster cannon, TOW anti-tank missiles, and a 7.62 mm coaxial machine gun, the Bradley can engage enemy armor, vehicles, and fortified positions with deadly precision.

Its aluminum armor reinforced with steel and reactive panels provides high protection while maintaining speed — a balance of defense and agility few vehicles achieve.
Since its introduction in the 1980s, the Bradley has served in Desert Storm, Iraq, and countless NATO exercises, constantly upgraded through the M2A3 and M2A4 variants to meet the demands of modern combat.

The Bradley isn’t just a troop carrier — it’s a frontline guardian, designed to fight, survive, and bring soldiers home.
A symbol of the U.S. Army’s enduring strength, and proof that American engineering never stops evolving.

💡 Vehicle: M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle
🏛️ Branch: U.S. Army
📍 Origin: BAE Systems / United Defense
📅 Service: 1981 – Present
🎯 Role: Infantry Fighting Vehicle | Armored Personnel Carrier | Fire Support
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🎬 Produced by: USA Defense Channel
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