Ajax: How much money has been spent on the Army's new armoured vehicle?
All you need to know about how much defence has spent on the development and procurement of Ajax for the British Army.
All you need to know about how much defence has spent on the development and procurement of Ajax for the British Army.
New data has been published, revealing how many Boxers are on order by role and by build configuration.
Both are designed for combat, but with different capabilities.
Forces News spoke to two defence experts to find more out about the issues with the Ajax project.
The House of Commons has heard questions and answers from the Government about what progress had been made on the Ajax programme.
Defence minister Jeremy Quin admitted to the House of Commons that there have been "serious issues" during the Ajax trials phase.
The buried amphibious vehicle was one of 16 Buffalo LVT landing craft deployed to protect the town of Crowland from floods in 1947.
There are 589 Ajax vehicles on order with UK defence, with 14 delivered. Forces News spoke to defence analyst Francis Tusa.
Seven hundred and fifty soldiers are involved in Operation Cabrit rehearsals ahead of next British-led NATO Battlegroup to go to Estonia.
The Ministry of Defence has stated that training on the Ajax variants has since recommenced.
Take a closer look at the Boxer – the British military's mechanised infantry vehicle (MIV).
The next-generation armoured fighting vehicle is due to be delivered in 2022 and be ready for service the following year.
The Government has laid out the schedule for the vehicle's intended upgrades over the coming decade.
The upgraded vehicle boasts a range of improved features including a new turret, improved engine and 120mm smoothbore gun.
A total of 148 Challenger 2 tanks will be upgraded to Challenger 3s, with the remaining vehicles to be retired.
The upgraded vehicle will be fully digitised, including a new turret, improved engine and 120mm smoothbore gun.