Armored recovery vehicle, prototype 1988, total order in 2005: 33 to be delivered in 2007

Combat Mobility Vehicle (CMV) Breacher, named Grizzly prototype 1995, requirement of 366 vehicles, cancelled in 2000, only two prototypes build

Assault Breacher Vehicle (ABV), 45 ordered by USMC, 2009: 31, 2 for US Army for evaluation against a requirement of 183

 

Bridging vehicles:

M1 AVLB Grashopper (MAN), prototype 1990

M104, M1 A M1A2 Wolverine HAB (Heavy Assault Bridge), planned 465 vehicles 1997, 29 vehicles ordered until 2001, +10 vehicles starting 2001, 46 in 2002, 2003 Auslieferung abgeschlossen <60 Brücken, Bedarf bleibt, 43 in 2005

M1074 JAB – Joint Assault Bridge on surplus M1A1 chassis, 2007, according requirement for USMC (22 JAB) and US Army (221 units), 2009 3 for USMC for evaluation, 1 for US Army for evaluation, In production since 2016, 169 ordered in 2020

 

Air Defense vehicles:

M1 FAAD-LOS-H program with Roland III missile launcher and 25 mm M242 cannon instead of main gun, proposal 1987

M1 LIBERTY battlefield air defense system, proposal with advanced Crotale missile

M1 LIBERTY 2 battlefield air defense system with SICA missile turret, proposal 1987

 

M1A2 with intervehicular information system, commander´s independent thermal viewer and POSNAV, depleted uranium armor, 1992, 66 + 120 (1999) vehicles USA, 1,174 units planned in 2000 (including SEP), first unit delivered in 1999 with FBCB2, 77 in 2002

M1A2 SEP (System Enhancement Package), with third-generation depleted uranium frontal armor,  1150 ordered 1998 including conversion of 523 M1, requirement of 1174 vehicles, planned upgrade of 1,150 vehicles in 2002, planned conversion of 1,174 vehicles until FY12, 65 approved in 2004

M1A2 upgrade with EBC (Embedded  Battle Command) software, 1999

M1A2 SEP with Diesel engine, prototype 2000

 

M1A2 SEP(V)2

M1A2 SEP(V)3 2017

M1A2 SEPv4, 2018

M1A2 with XM291 lightweight 120 mm cannon, canceled 1998

M1A2 with Rheinmetall L55 ordnance, 1998

M1A2 with US M256E1 long barrel L55 ordnance, 1999

M1A2 with Europack power plant MTU 883 and Renk 295TM automatic transmission, 1997

M1A2 with more fuel-efficient engine (ACCEP – Abrams Crusader Common Engine Program)

M1A2 TUSK upgrade with RMS, 2005

M1A3 Block III requirements, proposal

M1A3, proposal for 140 mm gun tank upgrade 1998

M1 TTB - Tank Test Bed with 120 mm gun M256, 1980

M1 Technology Test Bed with 140 mm gun, 1993

M1 SRV - Surrogate Research Vehicle, 1980

M1 ATD - Automotive Technology Demonstrator

M1 CATTB – Component Advanced Technology TestBed, prototype 1994

M1 Future Combat System, 1998

M1 automotive test rig with LV100 turbine

M1 Block 3, cancelled, planned in service time 1999

 

XM-4 advanced MICV project, 1999

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Force composition:

2001 requirement: 1174 M1A2 SEP + 1535 M1A1 AIM + 2865 reserve component = 7620 M1 MBT

 

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