The Operational Utility Vehicle System (OUVS) programme was launched in early 2003 and announced at the Defence Vehicle Dynamics (DVD) show by Lord Bach in the same year. Operational Utility…
The Future Family of Light Armoured Vehicles (FFLAV) programme was a major British Army initiative launched in 1988 to modernise and rationalise its ageing fleet of light and medium armoured…
In 1992, Staff Target (Land) 4061 was issued, more commonly known as TRACER, Tactical Reconnaissance Armoured Combat Equipment Requirement, that was to be the CVR(T) replacement. Before TRACER, FFLAV Preceding…
The Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicle (PMV), also known as the Bushmaster Infantry Mobility Vehicle in its early Australian service designation, is a combat-proven 4×4 armoured vehicle developed by Thales Australia…
STRATUS missiles are a family of next-generation European cruise and anti-ship weapons developed by MBDA, comprising a stealthy subsonic low-observable variant (STRATUS LO) and a supersonic rapid-strike variant (STRATUS RS).…
The Sea Skua, a British lightweight helicopter-launched anti-ship missile developed by British Aerospace, armed the Royal Navy's Westland Lynx helicopters from 1982 until its retirement in 2017. The Egyptian attack…
The MILAN ATGW, a Franco-German system, served as a cornerstone of the British Army's medium-range anti-armour capability from the 1978 until its replacement by the Javelin in 2005 MILAN ATGW…
The Tomahawk Land Attack Cruise Missile (TLAM) is a precision weapon that launches from ships and submarines and can precisely strike targets from 1000 miles (ca. 1,609 km) away. The…