Britain opens first gun barrel factory in 20 years as it steps up rearmament
Smoothbore 120mm barrels for the Challenger 3 and 155mm howitzer barrels for the RCH 155 are being made at the Rheinmetall plant in Telford
Smoothbore 120mm barrels for the Challenger 3 and 155mm howitzer barrels for the RCH 155 are being made at the Rheinmetall plant in Telford
There is growing concern that Chinese-made vehicles could be used to covertly gather intelligence on the UK military
The Toyota Land Cruiser has been in production since the 1950s, with 11 million sold worldwide, and is one of seven vehicles in contention
The seven have made it through to the next phase of the competition to select the new generation of Light Mobility Vehicle
Jaguar Land Rover is hoping to secure the MOD's Light Mobility Vehicle contract, arguing its high-tech build makes it easy to operate
BFBS Forces News reporter Simon Newton offers his take on the huge number of offerings on show at the Defence Vehicle Dynamics exhibition
A "drone coop" fitted to the back of the HMT series vehicle can keep multiple UAVs charged and ready to be launched remotely
The company says the pick-up has already been proven in the field – and has been augmented with a Super Duty version
JLR is pitching its Defender Wolf Series II to replace the outgoing Land Rover fleet as part of the MOD's Light Mobility Vehicle programme
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe hopes to build the Armed Forces' Land Rover replacement, supported by a number of veterans in his team
JLR hopes its Defender Wolf Series II will be the winner of the Light Mobility Vehicle programme, which will also see the Pinzgauer replaced
It's a case of Ajax in, Landing Platform Docks/Helicopters out as the MOD tots up its hardware inventory for 2026
The British Army fields a raft of armoured vehicles that have both – but isn't one system obviously better than the other?
The answer is one – the Challenger 2 – so let's explore what makes a tank a tank and why the others don't qualify
The recce vehicle offers a few key advantages over its predecessor, including better traction and protection – and a roof
While it would be fair to assume the British Army has three variants of the armoured vehicle, there's a less well known one out there too