The M3 Bradley is an armored fighting vehicle used by the United States Army. It is designed to transport infantry and provide fire support on the battlefield. The vehicle is equipped with a 25mm chain gun and a TOW missile system, allowing it to engage both ground and aerial targets effectively. Introduced in the 1980s, the M3 Bradley has been involved in various conflicts, including the Gulf War and the Iraq War. Its design emphasizes mobility and protection, making it a versatile asset for modern military operations. The vehicle is named after General Omar Bradley, a prominent World War II leader.