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Supacat and Soucy partner on rubber tracks - Vimarsana News

Supacat and Soucy partner on rubber tracks

High mobility vehicle manufacturer Supacat and composite rubber track (CRT) maker Soucy have partnered to provide rubber tracks for the UK’s fleets of armoured vehicles.

UK and Sweden strengthen defence relationship as ministers sign agreement on self-propelled guns | Ministry of Defence - Vimarsana News

UK and Sweden strengthen defence relationship as ministers sign agreement on self-propelled guns | Ministry of Defence

The UK and Swedish defence ministers signed a letter of intent relating to a new contract to deliver 14 Archer self-propelled guns.

UK selects Sweden's Archer for interim artillery requirement, will 'explore' further purchases - Vimarsana News

UK selects Sweden's Archer for interim artillery requirement, will 'explore' further purchases

Outlining the upgrade in capabilities between Archer and the AS90, the UK stressed that the more advanced equipment offers double the firing range, greater operational mobility, greater availability and reduced deployment time, compared to its predecessor.

UK goes for the Archer 155mm as interim artillery solution - Vimarsana News

UK goes for the Archer 155mm as interim artillery solution

The UK will plug some gaps in its land inventory resulting from grants to Ukraine, following the provision of AS90 artillery to Kyiv.

British Army announces new artillery deal with Sweden - Vimarsana News

British Army announces new artillery deal with Sweden

The British Army will receive modern artillery platforms to replace those supplied to Ukraine, as part of an agreement struck with Sweden.

Source: gov.uk