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Ceremony marking the activation of the M1A2T tank in the Army's 584th Combined Arms Brigade, 1st Combined Arms Battalion. (Military News Agency)

Opinion | Beyond the Bridge Weight: Why Taiwan’s M1A2T Tanks Remain Vital

The US-Iran War has shattered the myth of the MQ-9 Reaper drone. (File photo, courtesy of US Air Force official website)

Which Expensive US Weapons Is Taiwan Rethinking After the Iran War?

The Army Aviation Maintenance Factory plays a critical role in keeping Taiwan's frontline weapons systems — including HIMARS rocket artillery (pictured), AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters, and M1A2T tanks — fully operational and battle-ready. (Photo by

The Invisible General: Meet the Man Who Keeps Taiwan's Most Feared Weapons Alive

US arms sales have sparked questions about whether Taiwan is being treated as a 'cash cow,' though Ministry of National Defense officials strongly refute such claims. The image shows the Army displaying M1A2T tanks. (File photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Is Taiwan Really America’s ‘Cash Cow’? Inside the $20 Billion Arms Sales Dispute

After being heralded as the 'World's Strongest Tank' and officially entering service in Taiwan, the M1A2T is now being criticized for its lack of a battlefield management system. (Photo / Yan Lin-yu)

US Tanks Sold to Taiwan, Slower than Original Model