Bradley Production Continues Amid OMFV Evaluation

Bradley Fighting Vehicle production at BAE Systems continues as the Army evaluates options for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program intended as the Bradley’s eventual replacement.

Bradley IFV in training

Current upgrades focus on improved protection systems and enhanced electronics that extend Bradley capability pending OMFV fielding. The M2A4 configuration represents the latest upgrade standard.

Army officials emphasized that the Bradley remains combat-effective and will continue serving alongside any future replacement during a transition period potentially lasting a decade or more.

Colonel James Hartford (Ret.)

Colonel James Hartford (Ret.)

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Colonel James Hartford (U.S. Army, Retired) served 28 years in military intelligence and armor units. A lifelong collector of military memorabilia, he specializes in WWII artifacts, military vehicles, and historical equipment. James holds a Masters degree in Military History and has contributed to several museum collections.

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