Bradley M2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle

The Bradley M2 IFV is designed to protect a squad of soldiers in a combat zone. A tracked vehicle with decent armament, it is more than capable of defending itself against many other vehicles. The M2 was used extensively in the Gulf War in the late 20th century, and is one of the most common infantry vehicles in the US. The Bradley M2 takes 30 cells to fully recharge. It is armed with a TOW-II missile launcher, an MG3 machine gun, and a 25mm Cannon. In addition, there are slots in the sides where the soldiers inside can safely fire at hostiles outside.