I found this tank serial number but i cant find FV4009 blueprint or information ,if someone have this tank information or blueprint can you give me Please ?
To start this thread off, a 2020 Top Gear story on the development of the Royal Enfield Model RE airborne forces motorcycle, better known as the Flying Flea:
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/british/small-motorbike-helped-win-ww2
(You will notice a few, mostly minor errors in the article.)
airborne forces
birmingham small arms company
britisharmy
cold war
enfield of india
great britain
interwar period
the enfield cycle company limited
world war i
world war ii
I've read that the Chieftain was supposed to have a demolition gun on its AVRE variant before it was cancelled. Does anyone know where I could find design drawings/models of this?
https://www.nevingtonwarmuseum.com/united-kingdom---morris-commercial-roadless-half-track-experimental-tractor.html
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/TankPorn/comments/yafh9h/early_mechanisation_of_the_royal_artillery_an/
According to the Imperial War Museum, via Wikimedia Commons, the image...
1940s
allen west and co
ardeer foundry company
britisharmy
great britain
imperial chemical industries
recoilless gun
royal engineers
the armoured archives
world war ii
This about British German join Venture in 1972 on Future Main Battle Tank for 1980s
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYMPjN3ubzc
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJi3b2ojwHg
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z53bG3ANCHw
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwHrocEOCiI
2021
21st century
afghan air force
afghan relocation and assistance policy
afghan war
bagram airfield
britisharmy
cold war
frontal aviation
islamic emirate of afghanistan
islamic republic of afghanistan
ministry of defence
post-cold war
red army
royal air force
united kingdom
united states air force
war on terror
I'm putting together an article on the Wireless Set No. 10, which deserves to be MUCH better known - it was the first TDM and PCM comms system in the world. Sadly there is very little info on it, but I know that "Wireless for the Warrior" had a relatively detailed description including post-war...
britisharmybritish empire
coastal defences
pacific war
royal artillery
singapore
south-east asian theatre
straits settlements
united kingdom
world war ii
breakthrough tank
britisharmy
heavy tank
s.v.d.c.
special vehicle development committee
super-heavy tanks
superheavy tank
the old gang
united kingdom
world war ii
View: https://youtu.be/tkkFm4b3yOI
https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/tog-amphibian/
(Note: the D.N.L.E. should not be confused with the Admiralty's Department of the Director of Naval Equipment, also known as the Directorate of Naval Equipment.)...
I had a quick search after the mention in my artwork thread and it seems we don't have a specific thread on them, so this is for Westland drone (RPV) projects.
Most interesting is possibly WG.25, which seems to have come tantilisingly close to deployment.
The demonstrator "Mote":
Aviastar...
I've seen a number of threads on Youtube that is suggesting that the British Army is considering replacing it Challenger 2's with Leopard 2's instead of undertaking the CLEP. I've got to admit the videos are not brilliant; one of the makers Huff Hack is awful - the read of the stats of various...
A few questions about the equipment of the British Army:
I have read on Wiki that the Army is to dispose of it's entire fleet of Panther CLV? Why is this, I have read that it's cramped when fitted with BOWMAN? What will it's replacement be, the JLSTV?
How many Sky Sabre systems are being...
Hi, I searched the entire forum, but I did not find a thread about the Cultivator Number 6, a projected trenching machine; maybe it is well known to some of the readers, but I think it need a thread due to its particularity. Here the Cultivator as described by Winston Churchill in his book...
britisharmy
department of naval land equipment
directorate of naval construction
mine plough
ministry of supply
royal engineers
royal navy
united kingdom
white rabbit number six
world war ii
There is already a thread on what might have been in the 1930s.
I want to focus on the land forces. Britain and France in 1940 had some tanks (Somua and Matilda 2) which could match the Germans. If the French and British General Staffs had understood the importance of armoured units in a...
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