By Nicholas Drummond and Jed Cawthorne In a world where wheeled armoured vehicles are becoming the primary equipment type for all NATO armies, this article
Author: UK Land Power
The US Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) Program
By Nicholas Drummond It took the US Army almost two decades to develop its M2 Bradley IFV, which was finally brought into service in 1981.
How can Royal Navy Ship numbers be realistically increased?
By Nicholas Drummond The award of the Type 31 General Purpose Frigate contract to Babcock has highlighted just how small the Royal Navy has become
Type 31 Light Frigate – Weapons options
By Jed Cawthorne Contents 01. Introduction 02. Overview of the Arrowhead 140 design 03. The need for more guns 04. Italian style and flair 05.
Review of ‘Arnhem – Ten Days in the Cauldron’ by Iain Ballantyne
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden, renowned military historian, Iain Ballantyne, has written a new book about the battle. By Nicholas
Update on the British Army’s Mechanised Infantry Vehicle Programme
By Nicholas Drummond Contents 01. Introduction 02. You wait 20 years for an 8×8 then 508 turn-up at the same time 03. UK Boxer specifications
UK Land Power 