The US Army unveiled a new infantry assault vehicle — the "M10 Booker" — earlier this month. Its name honors two soldiers with "heroic legacies" who died 60 years apart but who served the US ...

The M10 Booker fills a gap in the Army’s arsenal of fighting vehicles—a powerful, flexible tool that will augment the firepower of traditional, foot-mobile infantry.

– The U.S. Army has announced the name of its newest infantry assault vehicle – the M10 Booker Combat Vehicle, which honors the heroic legacies of two Soldiers divided by time but joined by ...

The U.S. Department of Defense has pulled the plug on one of its newest combat vehicle programs, canceling further production ...

“The stories of these two hero-soldiers articulate the exact needs for the M10 Booker Combat Vehicle,” Bush said. “Soldiers will now have an infantry assault vehicle that brings a new level ...

But the MPF designation is no more; the vehicle is now the M10 Booker. The Army prefers that the M10 Booker be referred to primarily as a “combat vehicle,” though “infantry assault vehicle ...

The M10 Booker, designed by General Dynamics Land Systems, is technically classified as an infantry support vehicle or "assault gun," rather than a traditional light tank.

Development for the M10 began in 2018 with Global Dynamics Land Systems. Then it was named in honor of Private Robert D. Booker and Staff Sergeant Stevon Booker in 2023, the same year it was unveiled.

The Army is canning the short-lived M10 Booker, an armored fighting vehicle, amid concerns over its deployability and relevance on future battlefields -- but the move could also leave infantry ...

The Army has put an end to the M10 Booker program in the midst of low-rate production as it pivots to a focus on a highly mobile, lighter force.

The M10 Booker, designed by General Dynamics Land Systems, is technically classified as an infantry support vehicle or "assault gun," rather than a traditional light tank.

The US is canceling its M10 Booker program, citing design flaws and redundancies. The light assault vehicle was deemed too heavy for its intended use. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he plans ...