gave Ukraine a chance, and so the aid that was given to them was just really small things that could get there quickly,” he said. “Before the war started, no one in the U.S. and its allies appear to be thinking about the conflict in Ukraine and the capability of the Ukrainian military. He said that the decision to provide the Bradley to Ukraine was part of a significant evolution in the way the U.S. "It's a big deal - it's still arguably the best infantry fighting vehicle in the world - but no single weapon system is going to win or lose the war for Ukraine,” said Collins, who also served as a U.S. Military Academy’s Modern War Institute, told VOA that while it wouldn't by itself tip the balance of the war in Ukraine’s favor, the Bradley could help Ukraine significantly. Army Colonel Liam Collins, the founding director of the U.S. troops patrol in the Syrian town of al-Jawadiyah in the northeastern Hasakeh province, Dec. soldier atop a Bradley Fighting Vehicle as U.S.
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