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Supacat and NP Aerospace have this week delivered lightweight recovery vehicles to the British Army as part of the PMETS contract, addressing the off-road recovery needs of high mobility transport vehicles.

A wildfire destroyed a Jackal vehicle and some equipment, incurring a loss of £537,000.

Louis Warburton, 30, from Hook, Hampshire, is suing the MoD after ten years of service, claiming body armour he had to wear as a helicopter pilot in Mali caused nerve damage - leading to impotence.

Louis Warburton was forced to wear 20-kilogram body armour when flying Chinook helicopters during the UN-backed operation in Mali

As 300 UK troops arrive in Mali, the BBC's Frank Gardner looks at the role of Islamist militants across Africa.

LONDON: British troops have fatally shot two Islamist fighters, believed to belong to Daesh, in Mali. The shooting is the first contact experienced by regular UK forces since combat operations in Afghanistan drew to a close in 2014. The soldiers came under attack while on patrol as a part of a UN mission in Mali, where local forces have required support from Western allies —

British Troops Complete Exercise Ahead Of UN Mission In Mali The UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali is the UNs most dangerous operation in the world. Kirstie Chambers 30th April 2021 at 5:50pm More than 200 British troops have been completing the final part of their training before deploying to Mali at the end of May. The soldiers from 2nd Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment and 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards are deploying in support of Operation Newcombe, the UKs com...

 - March 1, 2021, 6:30 AM End of the road: Sentinel R.Mk 1 ZJ694 lands at Waddington on February 25 to bring the type’s operational career to a close. (Photo: RAF Waddington) The Royal Air Force’s Raytheon Sentinel surveillance fleet completed its final operation on February 25, 2021. The last aircraft flew a mission from its base at RAF Waddington in southern England, monitoring Russia’s Kaliningrad enclave, and Belarus, from Polish and Lithuanian airspace. The RAF Sentinels have been ...

The tiny aircraft can be fired from a 40mm grenade launcher and be hand thrown as well. 1 minute read British Army troops stationed in Mali are using mini-drones that can be fired from grenade launchers and are designed to carry a range of payloads. Developed by Australian firm DefendTex, “several hundred” Drone40s have been handed over to a British Army contingent posted in the West African country as part of Operation Newcombe, Overt Defense reported. Newcombe is a British Army operati...