Convince me these vehicles (with a protected cab) are not the perfect replacement for FV432 and to conquer General Mud

Some Royal Engineer DDay related drawings. Part 3

A less well-known variant of the Combat Support Boat (right), is the Logistics Support Boat (left). I don't think it ever entered service.

Just because you can do a thing, doesn't mean you should do a thing

One of my all-time favourite films, if you haven't seen it, check it out

OK, so the F-35 floatplane may have some minor practical details that hamper bringing it into service, no need to go on about it.

But hear me out (again)

None of us will ever be this cool

This is my current profile picture, I quite like it, but what do you think it should be 😀

Hear me out

Extreme ironing

Marksmanship

A good non UK example of this challenge in defining 80% is the US Landing Ship Mediums, they actually use the term affordable in a lot of the materials. Not a million miles off the old RFA Knights class. They have been subject to rigorous requirements setting exercise

The Foreign Office has - and should have - no mission beyond advancing the national interest. There’s a rich debate about how widely to conceive of that (e.g. if enough Britons care about humanitarian relief, has it become an interest?). But the “Dept for a Nicer World” it ain’t.

#mood

The first Dragonfire development contract was let in 2016

Science

Cheese, laser, interesting possibilities

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You know I am going to be absolutely unbearable if she does

Think Defence “Dragonfire can cook a sausage in < 15 seconds at a range equal to sixty London busses” MOD spokesperson, probably.