Commandos' new £10m snowmobiles will enhance Arctic lethality for elite force
The Royal Marines will benefit from a £10m investment in Lynx Brutal Over Snow Reconnaissance Vehicles.
The Royal Marines will benefit from a £10m investment in Lynx Brutal Over Snow Reconnaissance Vehicles.
The new armoured vehicle is being tested in sub-zero conditions, with the Army set to be equipped by the end of the decade.
The US-made Guardian Armoured Security Vehicle has been captured on video for the first time with the Ukrainian armed forces.
Project Lurcher is the first step towards making the Army's vehicles not only environmentally friendly, but more operationally capable.
Forces from the Scandinavian country join Exercise Nordic Response, which showcases the alliance's swift deployment capabilities.
See how military personnel take on the challenge of driving this all-terrain vehicle in the harsh winter conditions of the Arctic.
The crossing of the Vistula River was part of Exercise Dragon, which falls under Steadfast Defender – Nato's largest exercise in decades.
The museum in Bovington provided resources for William Cook Defence Limited to reverse-engineer Soviet-era tracks for Ukraine.
Some 16,000 British soldiers are taking part in the largest set of Nato multinational military manoeuvres in a generation.
The Ministry of Defence says the new terms with General Dynamics UK include changes to manufacturer's shift patterns.
The remaining Challenger 3 prototypes will complete all trials in the UK, it has been confirmed.
Some of the military's most iconic vehicles won't see out the decade, according to the UK's Minister for Defence Procurement.
The prototype of the new and improved main battle tank will be put through its paces under operational conditions to see how well it fares.
A battle-scarred vehicle has been touring cities to highlight the dangers faced by medics on the frontline.
It's the biggest training Nato exercise for decades, and hundreds of British Army vehicles have been shipped to Germany to take part.
But while these replacements are older, they are still useful to Moscow in its war with Ukraine, a defence research institute warns.