The first cover photo shows the Ukrainian Bradley infantry fighting vehicle after a direct hit by the Russian Grad.
The second photo shows the Bradley crew who has successfully evacuated from it and continues to perform combat missions in another vehicle. The damaged “Bradley” is already under repair.
The 47th brigade informs about the details: on a combat mission, the Bradley turret was damaged by a direct missile hit and it caught fire. The crew evacuated safely, and the driver-mechanic (in the third photo below) took the vehicle to a safe position and extinguished the fire. One of the soldiers was shell-shocked.
This example proves that the unsurpassed combat survivability claimed by the manufacturer of armored vehicles is not just words. “Bradley” helps to save the most valuable thing – the lives of military personnel. And steel can always be restored.
Although any vehicles can be destroyed, there are vehicles that can save lives.
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