Analysis: M10 Booker – filling an enduring gap in the US Army - Army Technology

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/110223-nuclear-war-winter-global-warming-environment-science-climate-change

President biden is trying to win young voters With the stupid climate emergency declaration. A small war like india versus pakistan would change the climate for decades and they wouldn't need to go all green. A small war like India VS Pakistan would change the climate for decades and we wouldn't need to go all Green. The climate alarmist Democrats ( Stupid AOC, Bernie Sanders, John Kerry )would go into in Insane asylums because they wouldn't have any reasons to live for anymore.

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel LTC Eugene Chu
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The inherent problem with an infantry fire support vehicle is that Infantry Branch leadership isn't really sure what they want and just remembers that tanks were always used for that job, so they pass the problem to Armor Branch.

Armor Branch OTOH abandoned the concept of supporting infantry at the beginning of the Cold War and never looked back. Every time the infantry asks Armor to develop an infantry fire support vehicle, Armor wants to give them a toy tank with some sort of left over high velocity gun using the old NATO 105mm tank ammo.

And, of course, Armor insists on protecting the number of 19K slots by crewing the infantry fire support vehicle with 19K's because they are trained in "gunnery." I'm sorry but the main thing 19K's are trained is the ethos of Armor, that they are the biggest baddest thing on the battlefield, which is not a good idea if you are running around in a vehicle with barely enough armor to stop a .50cal round.

If we would look beyond the USA, we might find several vehicles designed specifically for the infantry fire support role, with a short gun tube and low-to-mid-velocity HE ammunition. Vehicles that no one would mistake for a "tank" (light or otherwise).

I hope it's as good as its being advertised. I'd hate to see it be another Bradley story.