According to media reports, some media have revealed that the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is developing future tanks and conducting preliminary research on various possible future tank styles. One of them is a tank that looks like a duck. Its design features are prominent. The flexibility of the tank, also known as the future agile armored vehicle, can be transported to the battlefields around the world through various transport platforms, which also indicates that the tank will become smaller and more flexible in the future.
The future tanks surveyed by the US Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency look like a platypus and can travel in an all-terrain environment.
Although the project is still in the concept stage, the US Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Bureau is not working on a project that does not make sense. It is very likely that tanks will abandon heavy armor in the future.
The traditional tank gives us the impression of having a large body and thick armor to fight enemy tank artillery attacks, but in the future, tanks will emphasize more maneuverability and agility, which can be quickly transported to the front line by transport. Unlike the current large-scale transportation of main battle tanks, it is necessary to use tens of thousands of tons of transport vessels. The simplified size and weight of the tank can be transported by air from the transport plane. The transport volume of one sort is also very impressive. The US military believes that such tanks can help rapid deployment.
The current main battle tanks use thick armor protection, which makes the deployment of the tank a difficult task. The weight of 50 tons to 60 tons also limits the use of the main battle tank in some environments, if the tank can become A fast-moving tool, then its advantages will be more obvious, master the initiative on the battlefield, rather than preparing for passive beating from the beginning.
As can be seen from the figure, the future tank project led by the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the US Department of Defense uses new wheels that can be moved in an all-terrain environment. The volume is very small. The cockpit is partially shaped like a platypus with almost no front armor. Highlights the flexibility of the tank. Agility is one of the necessary elements to fight in a modern environment. Avoiding being discovered is the primary task. Secondly, avoiding missiles and other weapons, so concealment and agility will be the direction of future tank development.
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