Watch: Ajax shows its might as crews complete first on-the-move fire drills in UK
The British Army said the latest Ajax trials were 'a resounding success'.
The British Army said the latest Ajax trials were 'a resounding success'.
Four Jackals, operated by 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards, took part in the exercise in Poland.
The US-made Polaris light strike vehicle is a 4x4 off-roader that's robust, lightweight and designed to transport up to four commandos.
The Tank Museum's M47 Patton needs a full system overhaul, new engine, and cosmetic restoration, which will cost around £50,000.
The Armoured Multi-Purpose Vehicle and 40mm anti-aircraft system are being shown off at the Eurosatory International Defence Exhibition.
The US-supplied Bradley managed to come out on top despite the BTR taking out its optics and disabling its main gun during the encounter.
The British defence giant has produced a new CV90 variant and Beowulf vehicle, intended for Slovakia, the Czech Republic and the US.
The team members are looking to acquire charitable status to secure funding that will enable the communications vehicles to stay together.
The four-wheel drive UAZ-452, which dates back to 1965, gets its nickname due to its boxy shape which makes it look like a loaf of bread.
Driver Training Tanks are used to train troops how to correctly operate the Army's main battle tank.
In a video posted on X, two Ares are shown driving down a road with two more parked up in the background.
A video has been released showing the Challenger 3 main battle tank testing its 120mm smoothbore main gun during live-fire trials.
Minister of State for the Ministry of Defence, James Cartlidge visited the factory in Stockport where the Boxer vehicles are being built.
The 67-tonne Abrams with its fuel-guzzling gas turbine engine has proven easy to detect on the battlefield, with several being destroyed.
The Challenger 3 ditches the rifled barrel of the Challenger 2 in favour of the smoothbore L55A1, which can fire Nato-standard ammunition.
An agreement with the German government will help deliver the remote-controlled wheeled artillery system to the Royal Artillery.