Ukraine to benefit from Lynx effect, with first infantry fighting vehicles arriving soon
The Lynx KF41 – the larger variant of the Rheinmetall vehicle – is equipped with a turret armed with an autocannon
The Lynx KF41 – the larger variant of the Rheinmetall vehicle – is equipped with a turret armed with an autocannon
Three RCH 155 demonstrator vehicles are being built, based on the Boxer chassis, to help fulfil the Royal Artillery's long-term requirement
Mr Pollard has now expanded that order to include those involved in what the MOD calls 'Reliability Growth Trials' (RGT)
Army sources said scale of work required to assess the safety of the £6.5bn armoured vehicle was far more extensive than first expected
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon says any AFV will experience teething troubles, but Ajax's safety issues should have been fixed a long time ago
The Defence Readiness and Industry Minister says he's awaiting the results of three investigations as to whether the AFV is fit for purpose
Some 31 soldiers became ill while exercising on the Army's new AFV only three weeks after the minister himself had assured its readiness
BFBS Forces News understands some vehicles have already had remedial work carried out and are back in action, especially those on operations
Luke Pollard says he was given reassurances in writing that the Army's new armoured fighting vehicle was safe for personnel to operate
Use of the Army's newest armoured fighting vehicle has been suspended after yet more soldiers experienced health problems
More than 600 of these new vehicles have been ordered which can carry out a number of roles on the battlefield
It also featured the Apache AH-64E, the Boxer armoured vehicle, Jackal 2 high mobility weapons platform and the outgoing Challenger 2 tank
The armoured vehicle – which is in the process of being fully restored – has been added to the line-up of the event at The Tank Museum in ...
The M10 sits somewhere between a medium tank and an assault gun, and was designed to give the US infantry protected direct fire support
The new robotic mine plough was created and trialled by Defence Science and Technology Laboratory and Pearson Engineering in Newcastle.
A testbed weighted to represent the Remote Controlled Howitzer manages to tilt a staggering amount before its wheels lift off.