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According to the report, the next generation of the US Army’s famous Abrams main battle tanks may soon find a maker. Through a questionnaire released by the Army’s Ground Combat Systems office, the service is scouting potential manufacturers for the Abrams M1E3 variant.
The report stated that the survey asks interested firms to detail their experience integrating, installing, and verifying communication and battle command systems in ground combat vehicles. They are also asked to demonstrate their ability to produce electronic boxes, display assemblies, and power components, along with managing supply chains and quality testing.
The report added that the M1E3 will reportedly combine components from previous Abrams generations with newly procured kits, allowing the army to modernize its fleet while keeping the platform modular for future upgrades.
In addition, Army Chief Technology Officer Alex Miller said that the production is set to accelerate from an original 65-month timeline to just 30 months.
The new M1E3 is set to modernize the Abrams fleet, with congressional documents indicating possible AI integration, teaming with robotic vehicles, and even hypersonic munitions among the proposed features.
Source: NextGen Defense
The report stated that the survey asks interested firms to detail their experience integrating, installing, and verifying communication and battle command systems in ground combat vehicles. They are also asked to demonstrate their ability to produce electronic boxes, display assemblies, and power components, along with managing supply chains and quality testing.
The report added that the M1E3 will reportedly combine components from previous Abrams generations with newly procured kits, allowing the army to modernize its fleet while keeping the platform modular for future upgrades.
In addition, Army Chief Technology Officer Alex Miller said that the production is set to accelerate from an original 65-month timeline to just 30 months.
The new M1E3 is set to modernize the Abrams fleet, with congressional documents indicating possible AI integration, teaming with robotic vehicles, and even hypersonic munitions among the proposed features.
Source: NextGen Defense