Bradley

The US Army is searching for a replacement for its Bradley armored vehicle and American Rheinmetall's Lynx XM30 infantry fighting vehicle prototype is nearing delivery for testing. The prototype's delivery marks a significant milestone in the selection process. A nationwide network of American factories is working to prove the design's worth.

The Connecticut Air National Guard's 103d Airlift Wing conducted a Major Accident Response Exercise to evaluate emergency response capabilities. The exercise simulated an aircraft mishap and involved multiple response agencies. A similar exercise was also held at Moody Air Force Base in Georgia.

American Rheinmetall is leading a team to pitch the Lynx XM30 as a replacement for the U.S. Army's Bradley vehicle. The team includes major defense industry players such as Textron Systems, Raytheon, and L3Harris Technologies. They are competing against General Dynamics in the U.S. Army contest.

The US Army has signed a contract with DRS Network and Imaging Systems LLC to upgrade the Bradley targeting system. The $55.7 million contract will provide engineering services for the Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem. This subsystem enables Bradley Fighting Vehicle crews to spot, track, and engage enemy targets.

The US has paused its attacks on Iran for a second straight day due to dwindling missile stockpiles. President Trump is weighing his options, considering both diplomatic and military actions. The pause in attacks is seen as an effort to bring the countries back to negotiations on an interim ceasefire.

DRS Network & Imaging Systems has been awarded a $56 million contract to sustain the Bradley Fighting Vehicle's target acquisition system. The system, built decades ago, allows soldiers to spot targets in various environments. The contract will support ongoing refinement of the system.

American Rheinmetall has released new footage of its XM30 infantry fighting vehicle concept, providing a detailed look at the vehicle's design and features. The XM30 is one of two vehicles competing to replace the US Army's Bradley. The new footage showcases the vehicle's front profile, main gun, turret sensors, and running gear.