• Thanks for stopping by. Logging in to a registered account will remove all generic ads. Please reach out with any questions or concerns.

British Military Current Events

Remember that this is only the author's wild as guess. I'll wait for an official announcement.

🍻
 
Kirkhill said:
I wonder how long the Household Cavalry will be able to continue to maintain their mounted troops. There aren't that many riders in Britain these days and those that are tend to be wombish persons. Just take a look at the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery.

View attachment 84676
Click to expand...
I'm not too sure what this says about people but in one of my social media feeds I noted almost 60-70 post who were incredibly worried about the horse including one person who was talking about setting up a go fund me page in order to pay for their Vet bills.
Eventually a couple of people finally remembered that a couple of soldiers had been injured .
Make what you will of that
 
GK .Dundas said:
I'm not too sure what this says about people but in one of my social media feeds I noted almost 60-70 post who were incredibly worried about the horse including one person who was talking about setting up a go fund me page in order to pay for their Vet bills.
Eventually a couple of people finally remembered that a couple of soldiers had been injured .
Make what you will of that
Click to expand...

Sefton enters the chat ;)

www.dailymail.co.uk

Princess Anne to unveil statue of Sefton, the horse that symbolised hope in the wake of the 1982 IRA Hyde Park bomb attack

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) commissioned the sculpture of Sefton, whose recovery from the blast captured the nation's hearts.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
 
You have been warned by the PFLP! I'm sure that Monty Python had something to do with this ;)

PFLP warns British troops in Gaza would be 'legitimate target'​


Britain troops deployed to Gaza or its coast will be treated as occupying forces and will be legitimate targets for resistance, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) warned on 28 April.

The warning follows a BBC report on Saturday saying British troops could be deployed to assist with delivering aid to Gaza from an offshore port now under construction by the US military.

The BBC report, citing unidentified government sources, stated that the British government is considering deploying troops to drive the trucks that will carry aid from the port along a floating causeway to the shore.

Though US forces are building the port, White House officials have claimed that there would be no US "boots on the ground" in Gaza.

The British military is already involved in the port's construction by providing logistical support, including a Royal Navy ship to house US soldiers and sailors working on the project.

British military planners are currently embedded at US Central Command in Florida, as well as in Cyprus, where aid will be screened before shipment to Gaza, the UK Ministry of Defense said on Friday.

thecradle.co

PFLP warns British troops in Gaza would be 'legitimate target'

A BBC report stated British troops may be deployed to drive trucks delivering aid from the port being built by US troops on Gaza's coast
thecradle.co thecradle.co
 
daftandbarmy said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1785690920890814898
Click to expand...
I keep saying that what you can put on a Boxer you can put on a LAV 6/ACSV chassis. The Boxer module concept is a bit off a smoke and mirrors thing. That said, the ACSV could have been modularized and future ones still could be if switching out modules from combat damaged vehicles is desirable. What is critical is defining what weapon systems we need to use in combat and then make the appropriate modification to the chassis. Maintaining automotive and other chassis related standardization is key to simplified maintenance.

I sometimes wonder if our GBAD project calls for the system to be incorporated in ACSVs?

🍻
 
daftandbarmy said:
You have been warned by the PFLP! I'm sure that Monty Python had something to do with this ;)

PFLP warns British troops in Gaza would be 'legitimate target'​


Britain troops deployed to Gaza or its coast will be treated as occupying forces and will be legitimate targets for resistance, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) warned on 28 April.

The warning follows a BBC report on Saturday saying British troops could be deployed to assist with delivering aid to Gaza from an offshore port now under construction by the US military.

The BBC report, citing unidentified government sources, stated that the British government is considering deploying troops to drive the trucks that will carry aid from the port along a floating causeway to the shore.

Though US forces are building the port, White House officials have claimed that there would be no US "boots on the ground" in Gaza.

The British military is already involved in the port's construction by providing logistical support, including a Royal Navy ship to house US soldiers and sailors working on the project.

British military planners are currently embedded at US Central Command in Florida, as well as in Cyprus, where aid will be screened before shipment to Gaza, the UK Ministry of Defense said on Friday.

thecradle.co

PFLP warns British troops in Gaza would be 'legitimate target'

A BBC report stated British troops may be deployed to drive trucks delivering aid from the port being built by US troops on Gaza's coast
thecradle.co thecradle.co
Click to expand...
I would dare say the King would not look too kindly at troops who are helping to be attacked,
 
daftandbarmy said:
That's more like it...

ukdefencejournal.org.uk

Britain confirms plans to double rocket artillery fleet

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed plans to upgrade and expand its Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) fleet to 85 vehicles from around 40.
ukdefencejournal.org.uk ukdefencejournal.org.uk
Click to expand...
It's nice to see a government and military that thinks and plans for a future conflict rather than ones that can't think and accordingly can't plan beyond talking points for the next election.

:mad:
 
Per Mare Per Terram!


Six new amphibious warships to be built for Royal Marines operations​


The Royal Navy will have up to six new state-of-the-art amphibious ships to bring the punch of the Royal Marines Commandos ashore wherever in the world they are needed.​


The new Multi Role Support Ships (MRSS) will replace HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, the Royal Navy’s current amphibious flagships which will remain in service until 2033/2034.

The MRSS will also take place of the three Bay-class amphibious support vessel, RFAs Lyme Bay, Mounts Bay and Cardigan Bay and support ship RFA Argus.

MRSS will be extremely versatile warships, able to deploy on a wider variety of operations, and designed to carry vehicles, aircraft, insertion craft and a broad range of uncrewed systems for complicated missions. They will also be able to act as primary casualty receiving ships, providing urgent medical care to British forces wherever they are deployed.

The MOD has entered the first, or concept, phase of the MRSS Programme and will work with industry as part of early market engagement ahead of developing the vessel design.

MRSS Programme Director, Commander Alex Allen said: “As the son of a Royal Marine who fought in the Falklands War, I recognise the importance of this capability to a global navy.

Six new amphibious warships to be built for Royal Marines operations

The Surface Fleet is the core of the Royal Navy. From aircraft carriers to small patrol boats, Surface Fleet vessels protect our interests at home and abroad.
www.royalnavy.mod.uk www.royalnavy.mod.uk
 
daftandbarmy said:
Per Mare Per Terram!


Six new amphibious warships to be built for Royal Marines operations​


The Royal Navy will have up to six new state-of-the-art amphibious ships to bring the punch of the Royal Marines Commandos ashore wherever in the world they are needed.​


The new Multi Role Support Ships (MRSS) will replace HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, the Royal Navy’s current amphibious flagships which will remain in service until 2033/2034.

The MRSS will also take place of the three Bay-class amphibious support vessel, RFAs Lyme Bay, Mounts Bay and Cardigan Bay and support ship RFA Argus.

MRSS will be extremely versatile warships, able to deploy on a wider variety of operations, and designed to carry vehicles, aircraft, insertion craft and a broad range of uncrewed systems for complicated missions. They will also be able to act as primary casualty receiving ships, providing urgent medical care to British forces wherever they are deployed.

The MOD has entered the first, or concept, phase of the MRSS Programme and will work with industry as part of early market engagement ahead of developing the vessel design.

MRSS Programme Director, Commander Alex Allen said: “As the son of a Royal Marine who fought in the Falklands War, I recognise the importance of this capability to a global navy.

Six new amphibious warships to be built for Royal Marines operations

The Surface Fleet is the core of the Royal Navy. From aircraft carriers to small patrol boats, Surface Fleet vessels protect our interests at home and abroad.
www.royalnavy.mod.uk www.royalnavy.mod.uk
Click to expand...
You forgot the bad news: Two Royal Navy frigates to be retired
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

Kirkhill
    • Insightful
Artillery Logistics Lessons.
6 7 8
Replies
152
Views
86K
KevinB
KevinB
daftandbarmy
    • Insightful
Stanley McChrystal Accidentally Reveals the Dishonesty of U.S. Generals
Replies
16
Views
20K
OldSolduer
OldSolduer
daftandbarmy
Why a 41-Year-Old Record About Fascism Matters Now
Replies
4
Views
16K
The Bread Guy
The Bread Guy
kratz
Full G&B article: Canada's new far right.
Replies
2
Views
16K
kratz
kratz
Eye In The Sky
Canadian Forces Track Russian Subs as New Cold War Brews Under the Atlantic
2
Replies
37
Views
41K
Eye In The Sky
Eye In The Sky
Back
Top