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Government and industry planners are looking at a
number of initiatives to help insure these future capabilities in the M113A3 family of vehicles systems. The force structure for 21st century armored forces will keep much of the existing track combat vehicle fleet
that we have in the Army today. The challenge for tomorrow's Army will involve making the best use of future funding to improve capabilities and reduce limitations of the current vehicle inventory.
Recent M113 concepts for the future include: the FFV and the Hazmat. These vehicles provide the foundation for future modernization and the continued viability and utility of M113-based systems. |
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Tomorrow's track combat vehicles will need to transit battlefields quicker, carry heavier loads and provide crew and equipment with increased protection.