Ukraine combat medics bring war-damaged ambulance to UK streets
A battle-scarred vehicle has been touring cities to highlight the dangers faced by medics on the frontline.
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.
The UK is deploying 20,000 military personnel for Exercise Steadfast Defender 24, with 600 vehicles already on their way.
The first of the Boxer vehicles were delivered in December last year to two units.
Forces News has taken a look at what we can expect from this much-anticipated new Jackal variant, with around 240 being built.
A £282 million contract has been awarded to Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles.
Seventy High Mobility Transporter Jackal 3s are being produced for the military by the summer of 2024, replacing the Jackal 2.
Western officials believe around 300 Russian tanks and 700 armoured vehicles have been destroyed in the last 118 days.
Soldiers from 2nd Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment drove through villages in the East Midlands in their Foxhounds, Jackals and Land ...
The system will be used by the Royal Engineers to cross water or gaps over dry land up to 46 metres, supporting around 66 tonnes.
The prototype will undergo tests to evaluate the vehicle's effectiveness before another 140 Challenger 3s are delivered to the British Army.
Defence Equipment & Support has awarded a contract to deliver a new modular armour system to Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land.
Footage has surfaced showing a clash between two American-supplied Ukrainian Bradley Fighting Vehicles and a Russian T-90 main battle tank.
The Blackhorse Regiment plays the enemy when training visiting forces and is equipped with the M1A2 SEPv3, the latest version of the Abrams.
Like most vehicles, the M2A3 has a number of pros and cons, but one soldier tells Forces News he loves the Bradley, and explains why.