In pictures: British armour on display during pilot exercise
The King's Royal Hussars (KRH) have been putting British armour to the test while leading a battlegroup on Exercise Iron Cyclone.
Taking place across the Salisbury Plain Training Area, Wiltshire, the pilot exercise has been designed to train the British Army's troops differently for a "combat-ready force" that is "ready to fight and win wars on land".
The KRH Battle Group collective training package, with elements from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment, 26 Engineer Regiment, 19th Regiment Royal Artillery, and real-life support from the Royal Logistic Corps, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and the Royal Army Medical Corps, plus 200 vehicles, will draw on lessons from Ukraine.
The key training exercise, according to the Ministry of Defence (MOD), is "more relevant, challenging and will increase the combined arms competence of the force – a crucial element for success on the modern battlefield".
"A combat-ready force that is more lethal, agile, expeditionary and resilient, and ready to fight and win wars on land."