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US Army armor officers argue that armored formations are still viable on the modern battlefield despite the spread of drones and precision-guided weapons. They responded to years of debate in an essay published by the Modern War Institute at West Point. The officers, including Lt. Col. Alan Hastings, Maj. James Casey, and Capt. Elijah Leroux, made their case in the piece.
The role of armor on the modern battlefield is crucial as it directly impacts the US Army's strategy and effectiveness in future conflicts. The debate surrounding armor's viability is significant as it considers the impact of emerging technologies like drones and precision-guided weapons.
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