A truck hauling an Army tank from President Donald Trump’s sparsely attended military parade fatally struck a woman in Washington, D.C. on Monday night. The accident occurred when an M1 Abrams ...

A truck carrying one of the Army M1 Abrams tanks that participated in President Donald Trump 's parade in honor of the service's 250th birthday struck and killed a woman in Washington. More: Army ...

An M1A2/Abrams tank sits in front of a road sign ahead of the upcoming U.S. Army 250th anniversary celebration parade in Washington, June 11, 2025.

As tanks were staged in D.C.’s West Potomac Park on Wednesday ahead of the huge military parade Saturday, members of an Army tank crew told News4 why it’s meaningful to them to participate ...

The video, posted to the Army's X account on Saturday, has since disappeared. It showed an M1A2 Abrams – a 70-ton battle tank – rolling onto a train car at Fort Cavazos in Texas.

The indictment alleges that on February 14, Phan attempted to set fire to a U.S. Army-owned M-60 A-3 tank using a Molotov cocktail in Sarasota.

A Minnesota man is accused of trying to set a US Army tank on fire using a Molotov cocktail, federal prosecutors say. He’s indicted in Tampa, Florida.

In 1960, the first M-60 battle tanks were rolled out by the U.S. Army, according to Army Technology. In 1991, the M60 tank series were used during Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War.

A Minnesota man is accused of trying to set a US Army tank on fire using a Molotov cocktail, federal prosecutors say. He’s indicted in Tampa, Florida.

In 1960, the first M-60 battle tanks were rolled out by the U.S. Army, according to Army Technology. In 1991, the M60 tank series were used during Operation Desert Storm during the Gulf War.

The Army is canning the M10 Booker, a tank-like armored vehicle that the service chose less than two years ago as its first major new front-line combat weapon in decades, officials said Monday.

The tank isn't dead, US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll told Business Insider. It has a role in the Army, but how it's used in battle will need to change as threats evolve.