China is developing the next generation of amphibious infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) to replace the existing Type 05 family, according to a new post on X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ...

The Shooting Party have announced the launch of their first-ever 34mm-bodied scope, the PAO F1 5-30x56, which boasts a ...

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The Singapore Army will also acquire a new infantry fighting vehicle named "Titan", which comes wheeled and, for the first time, with firepower significantly enhanced through a 30mm cannon as a ...

The 115-ton revolving gun turret was the first of its kind to be used in combat, representing a major technological advancement for the navy. The USS Monitor then spent almost 140 years off the ...

But this time, Clive Palmer has swivelled the gun turrets. This time, he says, he's planning to bankroll candidates in every Coalition and Teal-held seat, and target Peter Dutton specifically ...

while also offering options for conventional 25–30 mm cannon turrets. The weight of the vehicle varies between 15 and 18 tonnes, with the vehicle being up to 7.2 m long, 2.82 m wide, and 3.5 m ...

Uzbekistan's Havztez Defense rolled out a new family of armoured personnel carriers (APCs) at IDEX 2025, offering another national alternative in an already crowded market. Major defence exhibitions ...

which has been shown fitted with various turrets, including that of the Russian BMP-3. The hull of LIFV is of welded steel with applique passive armour with independent suspension for improved ...

The prototype displayed at IDEX 2025 had eight passenger seats and was fitted with the Turkish company Aselsan's Nefer unmanned turret, which can be armed with a 25 or 30 mm main gun, a co-axial ...

The report suggests that automated gun turrets may be the solution to drone attacks. How well these will work in action is yet to be seen. The current conflict has demonstrated how easily even ...

These remotely-controlled “High Lethality” death-factories include an arsenal of long-range weaponry, such as high-calibre machine-guns, 30mm cannon, 40mm grenade launchers, and Spike missiles.