I dont miss doing that one bit. Camming up, camming down, halt parade, track bashing etc. Good to see 14b tagging behind as usual. Lol. I enjoyed 24 yesrs of this.
Most of those challengers have been operational since 2000 meaning 20 years average max for some of them how old do you think those leopards and abrahams etc etc have been around for they go backbto the 70s 80s T72 80 70s 80s again and tgey keep saying challenger is out date its its sub systems that need a good update the vehicle its self is the best of the best no question👍
Looks like the vehicles are on the small side. There's a number of extra small tracked armoured vehicles, such as the FV107 Scimitar, which is a reconnaissance vehicle.
Gotta love it all suited and booting moving out and some twat no helmet weapon or webbing hands in his pockets walks right past the camera bet that’s a officer
i appreciate your comment Stuart they are looking a little tired but the Chellenger 2s are the only MBT that's never been lost in battle infact in the iraq war a Chellenger 2 was hit more than 35 times in one day by RPG's going down a street and that evening it had some miner repair and back in battle the next day also it has the longest tank kill in the world over 4500mtr kill. i think Chellenger 2's are the N0 1 MBT tank in the world and last year BAE systems announced they are bidding for the contract to extend the service life of the Chellenger 2's until 2035 and come up with the black knight!
I’ll agree with Stuart on this. I feel we spent too much time and focused too hard on cleaning up Iraq and then moving, and staying in Afghanistan that the infantry moved on but because the armour, especially the heavy armour, wasn’t needed and it was forgotten about. The general state of the British army’s armored capabilities needs looking at. Glad that some systems (warrior and hopefully challenger 2) are receiving upgrades.
I dont miss doing that one bit. Camming up, camming down, halt parade, track bashing etc. Good to see 14b tagging behind as usual. Lol. I enjoyed 24 yesrs of this.
That's an awesome lot of tracked vehicles. The sound is something! Smell must have been as well. Particularly enjoyed seeing the engineering vehicles.
Most of those challengers have been operational since 2000 meaning 20 years average max for some of them how old do you think those leopards and abrahams etc etc have been around for they go backbto the 70s 80s T72 80 70s 80s again and tgey keep saying challenger is out date its its sub systems that need a good update the vehicle its self is the best of the best no question👍
Eh maybe
Used to be a driver during the 90's Challenger always makes me miss it LF
at 1:06 is that soldier really big or are those vehicles on the small side?
Looks like the vehicles are on the small side. There's a number of extra small tracked armoured vehicles, such as the FV107 Scimitar, which is a reconnaissance vehicle.
interesting!
Gotta love it all suited and booting moving out and some twat no helmet weapon or webbing hands in his pockets walks right past the camera bet that’s a officer
a lot of outdated shabby looking tat on display
Your trolling right
Stuart Dowling clearly know fuck all
i appreciate your comment Stuart they are looking a little tired but the Chellenger 2s are the only MBT that's never been lost in battle infact in the iraq war a Chellenger 2 was hit more than 35 times in one day by RPG's going down a street and that evening it had some miner repair and back in battle the next day also it has the longest tank kill in the world over 4500mtr kill. i think Chellenger 2's are the N0 1 MBT tank in the world and last year BAE systems announced they are bidding for the contract to extend the service life of the Chellenger 2's until 2035 and come up with the black knight!
I’ll agree with Stuart on this. I feel we spent too much time and focused too hard on cleaning up Iraq and then moving, and staying in Afghanistan that the infantry moved on but because the armour, especially the heavy armour, wasn’t needed and it was forgotten about. The general state of the British army’s armored capabilities needs looking at. Glad that some systems (warrior and hopefully challenger 2) are receiving upgrades.
@@HJDore and Ajax coming soon.