In the previous post I described the somewhat varied wheeled vehicle fleet and some background to some of the decision that have resulted in the current situation. It is also…
We have covered FRES in much painful detail but one of the notable 'le grande cock ups' was the UK's decision to invest in the MRAP programme, then pull out…
The more you look the more you find the ridiculous term 'warfighter' In March this year I commented that the term was as usual, a pathetic attempt at following US…
A guest post from Jed A major part of the FRES program is to procure a fleet of “utility vehicles” to replace a very broad range of vehicles from…
Continuing my quest to find the most obscure subjects to write about, the next in line is Trackway and Matting. Vehicles Soft ground obviously creates problems for all types of…
Guest post from Phil; This article aims to explore the provision of medical assets, training and equipment in Afghanistan as currently practised. The provision of medical assets in theatre is…
Announced this week was the official naming ceremony of the RAF's newest and largest aircraft, the Voyager On the 15th of July the MoD wrote The RAF's largest ever aircraft…
A guest post from Jed, currently enjoying Florida I think! In his article “A need to rethink FRES” our friend Monty provided a number of alternative designs for a light…