Underground Shelters and Bunkers
Larger underground shelters (bunkers) can be used for higher level command posts, vehicle and ammunition storage, data centres, first line equipment support, personnel rest locations and medical facilities.
A Modern Day MEXE Shelter
During the early sixties, MEXE developed a multipurpose buried shelter system called the MEXE Shelter, or Field Shelter Mk2 or Mk 3
The Overburdened Infantry
The overburdened infantry is discussed with clockwork like regularity. Excessive weight carried by infantry soldiers severely impacts their physical and mental agility, whilst dramatically increasing injury rates. The fighting value…
Doubling Down on Archer
Having just entered service as an interim capability, Archer is eventually planned to be replaced by the Boxer RCH 155. No one is making an argument to double down on…
The ESARCO Vehicles
The unusual ESARCO vehicles were developed by Major Michael Somerton-Rayner as a private initiative in response to lessons identified by the British Army in the 1982 Falklands Conflict, namely, the need for lightweight high mobility load carriage.
Unattended Ground Sensors (UGS)
Military Unattended Ground Sensors (UGS) have enduring value, the British Army should invest more in them
Tactical Reconnaissance Armoured Combat Equipment Requirement (TRACER)
In 1992, Staff Target (Land) 4061, more commonly known as TRACER, Tactical Reconnaissance Armoured Combat Equipment Requirement was to be the new CVR(T) replacement.
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