Now is the perfect time to see who was in the room at Armored Vehicles USA 2025. Our Attendee Snapshot gives you an inside look at the key organizations and job titles that joined us in Detroit, many of whom are already confirmed to return for 2026.
From top U.S. military commands and program offices to leading industry partners and academic experts, Armored Vehicles USA 2025 brought together the key decision-makers driving the future of armored warfare.
While a new edition is coming soon, the Armored Vehicle Defense Acquisition Report: North America 2025–2029 remains a valuable resource for those looking to stay ahead in the armored vehicles space.
Published ahead of the 2025 Armored Vehicles USA Conference in Detroit, this report offers insight into:
Download the report now to gain a solid understanding of the priorities and procurement plans shaping the North American armored vehicles landscape.
A year ago, IDGA published an article analyzing where the Army stood in its efforts to create a next-generation Robotic Combat Vehicle (RCV). 12-months later, there have been several updates to the RCV program, and the following piece breaks them all down. By downloading "Robotic Combat Vehicle: The U.S. Army's Path to Autonomous Warfare," readers will gain the following:
February 2025 marked three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, an ongoing conflict that has reshaped how the U.S. and NATO approach modern military operations. As Former Commanding General of the Security Assistance Group – Ukraine (SAGU), (Ret.) LTG Tony Aguto gained firsthand insights supporting the Ukrainian military on the ground.
At Armored Vehicles USA 2025, Aguto shared key lessons from Ukraine, covering threat evolution, emerging technologies, and the future of armored warfare.
Ahead of the event, IDGA sat down with him to discuss how these experiences are informing survivability, modernization, and capability development.
Download the full interview to explore Ukraine’s lasting impact on armored vehicle strategy.