Jul 13, 2018
A recolor of Elephamon to a gold color scheme. I’ve always thought Elephamon was a lack-luster miracle/fate armor evolution, and I think this is better suited.
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A recolor of Elephamon to a gold color scheme. I’ve always thought Elephamon was a lack-luster miracle/fate armor evolution, and I think this is better suited.
#Digimon #ArmorEvolution #Veemon + #CrestOfFriendship = #Raidramon #ThunderOfFriendship
What if the future of tanks doesn’t need four crewmen—but just three, AI, and drones?
The U.S. Army is racing ahead with the Next-Gen M1E3 Abrams Tank, a game-changer born from lessons in Ukraine. It’s lighter, smarter, and built for 2026 deployment.
Think: unmanned turret, autoloader, active protection vs. drones and anti-tank threats, plus cutting-edge sensors and propulsion.
Why? Because the old Abrams began to show its age—with weight, fuel demands, and vulnerability exposed in modern combat.
Incremental upgrades weren’t enough. The M1E3 pushes for modular design, agility, and survivability in the digital, drone-filled battlespaces we’re already in.
This isn’t just an upgrade—it’s the next frontier for armored warfare.