An armored brigade is a military unit that primarily uses armored vehicles, such as tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, to conduct operations. These brigades are designed for rapid movement and heavy firepower, making them effective in both offensive and defensive roles on the battlefield. They typically consist of several battalions, including tank, mechanized infantry, and support units. Armored brigades are often part of larger formations, such as divisions or corps, and play a crucial role in modern warfare. Their ability to maneuver quickly and engage enemy forces makes them essential for achieving strategic objectives. The integration of technology and tactics enhances their effectiveness in various combat scenarios.