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- 28 May 2022, 10:24
- Forum: British Army
- Topic: Ajax Armoured Vehicles (British Army)
- Replies: 1960
- Views: 428187
Re: Ajax Armoured Vehicles (British Army)
we have nearly twenty "Light Role" infantry Battalions that have little or no use ion a high intensity battlefield. I see the number of effective units that a country can deploy and operate effectively more important the total numbers. The latter only come into focus when dealing with med...
- 27 May 2022, 19:41
- Forum: Defence Elsewhere
- Topic: POLAND
- Replies: 85
- Views: 3151
Re: POLAND
https://www.defensenews.com/global/euro ... ry-forces/
Amazing the industrial offsets others manage to get for buying US equipment.
Amazing the industrial offsets others manage to get for buying US equipment.
- 27 May 2022, 18:39
- Forum: Political Discussions
- Topic: Geopolitics and the global economy
- Replies: 100
- Views: 2909
Re: Geopolitics and the global economy
Ruffle a few feather I would think
- 27 May 2022, 16:38
- Forum: Political Discussions
- Topic: Geopolitics and the global economy
- Replies: 100
- Views: 2909
Re: Geopolitics and the global economy
Well, geopolitics are back, no? :clap: Russia offering lifting the naval blockade for lifting of the sanctions against them. - world-wide hunger, just bcz of one geriatric He may also (rather: the next one in line; Medjedev?) see this kind of picture https://twitter.com/thebigdatastats/status/12534...
- 21 May 2022, 19:42
- Forum: Political Discussions
- Topic: Brexit - The UK's EU Referendum & Withdrawal
- Replies: 4511
- Views: 83070
Re: Brexit - The UK's EU Referendum & Withdrawal
Now, as I promised NOT to :angel: come back here again, do checkout my v early posts about the COVID (public policy) response ... and how inflation would be a quaranteed by-product I am - of course not :angel: - second guessing the folks that are doing the 'stuff' that I used to do in my working li...
- 21 May 2022, 17:12
- Forum: Defence Elsewhere
- Topic: Australian Defence Force
- Replies: 1776
- Views: 53798
Re: Australian Defence Force
All change down under https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-australia-61532469 I wonder what Anthony Albanese's views are on Defence and Australia's relationship with US vs China. I am nervous that he is a republican but pleased he will do more on climate change. I gather he supports AUKUS so that ...
- 21 May 2022, 16:52
- Forum: Defence Elsewhere
- Topic: Australian Defence Force
- Replies: 1776
- Views: 53798
Re: Australian Defence Force
All change down under https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-australia-61532469 I wonder what Anthony Albanese's views are on Defence and Australia's relationship with US vs China. I am nervous that he is a republican but pleased he will do more on climate change. I gather he supports AUKUS so that ...
- 21 May 2022, 16:18
- Forum: British Army
- Topic: Multi Role Vehicle – Protected - MRV(P)
- Replies: 697
- Views: 200125
Re: Multi Role Vehicle – Protected - MRV(P)
[quote=SW1 post_id=139661 time=<a href="tel:1652205425">1652205425</a> user_id=2026] a long term commonality view with industrial benefit ect and in an ideal world (which it isn’t) I would actual say bring the 6x6 boxer to production Well, yes, it is so (?) modular. CFR. AMV... where the ...
- 21 May 2022, 13:53
- Forum: Defence Elsewhere
- Topic: Australian Defence Force
- Replies: 1776
- Views: 53798
- 19 May 2022, 08:13
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: Puma Helicopter (RAF)
- Replies: 313
- Views: 63430
Re: Puma Helicopter (RAF)
And so it begins
- 18 May 2022, 20:55
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: Dassault Falcon 900LX
- Replies: 10
- Views: 736
Re: Dassault Falcon 900LX
https://www.raf.mod.uk/news/articles/latest-aircraft-into-raf-fleet-to-be-named-envoy-iv/ A new aircraft type to Royal Air Force service is to be named the ‘Envoy IV’ in a nod both to its crucial role in defence diplomacy and to previous Envoy aircraft in RAF service. Two new Dassault 900LX aircraft...
- 18 May 2022, 20:54
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: Boeing E-7 Wedgetail (RAF)
- Replies: 378
- Views: 130004
Re: Boeing E-7 Wedgetail (RAF)
there isn’t crew to man what currently is on order and delivered so adding more won’t do much.
- 18 May 2022, 13:33
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: UK Future Vertical Lift Programme
- Replies: 101
- Views: 21704
- 18 May 2022, 10:47
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
IMO the mission bay on the T26 has never looked smaller just as the gap between escort and Amphib has also never looked smaller. Maybe we are entering an era of Crossover and Damens radical designs were simply ahead of their time. 561F0833-C1B4-4F2F-B277-252F6F948010.jpeg Absolutely, though I would...
- 18 May 2022, 07:43
- Forum: British Army
- Topic: Ajax Armoured Vehicles (British Army)
- Replies: 1960
- Views: 428187
- 16 May 2022, 22:24
- Forum: Conflicts
- Topic: The war in Ukraine
- Replies: 545
- Views: 15529
- 16 May 2022, 20:42
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: Avro Lancaster (RAF)
- Replies: 14
- Views: 11182
- 15 May 2022, 18:00
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
https://www.defensenews.com/news/your-marine-corps/2022/05/13/new-commando-force-leads-britains-military-in-arctic-operations/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tw_defensenews The new Future Commando Force program, made up of about 4,000 personnel with the British Royal Marin...
- 15 May 2022, 16:35
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
Now your getting into the space of payloads not platforms they should of been there years ago. It what the bay class ships have been experimenting with the insistence of it must look like a frigate is holding development back. I go further all the above higher end drones, you could start today with ...
- 15 May 2022, 13:02
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
Disagree - what they couldn’t afford is an amphibious force based around a brigade doing very much what the British Army was doing. Also, any talk of separate ARGs outside of a CBG is dead apart from lower end ops where ships can go relatively unescorted. The two LPDs are paid for, and I’d argue th...
- 15 May 2022, 12:33
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
Drones will be operated from docks as well as flight decks. But we are where we are we built the carriers now we must live with them. Absolutely - I was reading the discussion point as regarding UAVs. We already have two amazingly flexible and fairly young warships for deploying USV/UUV drones from...
- 15 May 2022, 11:31
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
A CVF could be very good drone strike ship, in fact I believe mixed manned aircraft/drone fleets are very much in the RN plans. If the money existed and higher priorities then I’d be definitely arguing for some smaller LPH style carriers. I just do not understand the LHD obsession, unless the D sta...
- 14 May 2022, 18:51
- Forum: Royal Air Force
- Topic: MBDA Brimstone Missile (RAF)
- Replies: 145
- Views: 49867
Re: MBDA Brimstone Missile (RAF)
I doubt it’s that sophisticated they aren’t working to tight ROE. Probably no more than a radio communication Russian tanks grid xyz fire! Brimstone will do the rest it analyses the vehicles assigns missiles between itself in the salvo and bang.
- 14 May 2022, 18:44
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
Plenty of aux manned ships went to the Falklands and the both gulf wars and are still in the gulf.
- 14 May 2022, 11:10
- Forum: Royal Navy
- Topic: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
- Replies: 3582
- Views: 905840
Re: Current & Future Amphibious Capability - General Discussion
What I can see are multiple smaller (LST type) platforms forward deployed both in Europe and globally, backed by LPDs that can be integrated into a CBG (with associated air assets) when required, supported by JSBLs. But if I understand correctly the FCF is not about mass Agreed, I can see them as u...