British Army C Vehicles
I have covered the Army’s C Vehicles in a number of posts over the years so this is a collation and refresh of those numerous posts. So what is a…
I have covered the Army’s C Vehicles in a number of posts over the years so this is a collation and refresh of those numerous posts. So what is a…
Two years ago (almost to the day) I wrote about the Talisman route clearance system that had been introduced with great fanfare in Afghanistan as part of the many faceted counter…
If you can remember from a few weeks ago and my communications with those fine gentlemen from the Phoenix Think Tank there was a particular post they objected to in…
A guest post from Jed TD’s recent Atlantic Conveyor and Harrier FOB pieces have allowed a few of our regular commenter’s to indulge in some “what if” scenario development. As…
Almost immediately after the cancellation of the Nimrod MRA4 was announced in the SDSR, there were persistent rumours of a reinstatement of the capability at some point in the future.…
Whilst we all eagerly await the anti-climax that will be PR12 I think it is about time there was a post that was vaguely ISO container related. Background Water is…
Although not specifically about bridging, trackway is an integral part of many bridging operations because they mitigate the effects of multiple vehicles driving on and off the bridge so although…
Revolutionising the world of military bridging (with the Bailey) once was a tall order, to pull it off a second time would be nothing short of amazing, but MEXE did…