Land Warfare
PREMIUM: British Army tests new hybrid tech on Foxhound and Jackal
Aware of the need to improve the capabilities and mobility of its troops, the British Army is testing new technology on some of its infantry vehicles.
A £3 million (USD4 million) contract was awarded last month by the MoD to a group of companies to demonstrate hybrid electric-drive systems on ...
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