Armored Elite

After the 1990s, in order to adapt to the uncertain international reality of competitors after the Cold War and meet the strategic need to seize the commanding heights of the world's new military revolution, the U. S. Army proposed a transformation strategy and transformation roadmap to step up preparations for military conflicts in the 21st century. FCS (Future Combat System) came into being. Once the time-traveling concepts of key projects such as long-range precision firepower, iterative army combat vehicles, vertical take-off and landing aircraft, highly sophisticated army networks, air and missile defense, and high individual soldier lethality are realized, the United States will have the absolute ability to win local operations in all time domains. In order to guard against foreseeable military blackmail, after the turn of the century, the entire army embarked on a breakout road of consolidating its foundation, breaking through shackles, innovating with the old, and making great strides forward. As the vanguard of this breakout, the armored force was the first to usher in the nirvana of both pain and hope.