GM Defense's infantry squad vehicle is a new electric model that can power drones and sensors and is in competition to be the Army's next light troop carrier. Check out the vehicle from the floor of the Association of the U.S. Army's annual conference in Washington. | Military Times

The U.S. Army is testing a new generation of self-driving military trucks designed to transport heavy supplies through some of the world’s most dangerous combat zones. These autonomous vehicles can carry more than 16.5 tons of equipment, reducing risk for soldiers while improving logistics speed and battlefield efficiency. Important Details: • Equipped with LIDAR, radar, thermal cameras, and AI navigation systems • Built to operate in snow, deserts, rough terrain, and low-visibility warzones • C

48K views · 596 reactions | From cavalry campaigns to modern combat vehicles, Army transportation has come a long way in its 250 years of service. Take a look at the evolution of Army vehicles through the decades. #Army250 Which Army vehicle do you think is the most iconic? | U.S. Army | Facebook