British Army explores Amazon-style delivery model
Autonomous systems could meet future 'last-mile' logistics requirements for the British Army, with developments ongoing under Project Theseus.
Russia launches Crimea live-fire exercise
Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Army Corp has begun a live fire exercise in Crimea which will involve more than 250 different weapon systems.
The exercise began on 10 March and has involved 1,000 troops stationed along the Crimean Peninsula, which was annexed by Russia from Ukraine in February-March 2014.
TASS reported that the exercise is involving Grad multiple launch rocket systems, 122mm 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers, 120mm D-30 howitzers, 120mm 2S9 ‘Nona-S’ self-propelled artillery guns, Sani and Podnos mortars.
The exercise is expected to conclude at the end of March 2020 with a force-on-force tactical drill and an amphibious assault landing practice.
More from Land Warfare
-
![British Army explores Amazon-style delivery model]()
-
![Challenger 3 upgrade involves Jankel]()
Challenger 3 upgrade involves Jankel
Jankel is to provide 148 seating sets to RBSL for the Challenger 3 MBT upgrade programme.
-
![Tests point to retrofittable autonomous drive systems for legacy British Army vehicles]()
Tests point to retrofittable autonomous drive systems for legacy British Army vehicles
ABD Solutions claims it can equip any military vehicle with simple-to-install autonomous capabilities.
-
![China donates equipment to Philippine military]()
China donates equipment to Philippine military
China has gifted a collection of different equipment to the Philippine military.
-
![Indian Army adopts new camouflage uniform]()
Indian Army adopts new camouflage uniform
The Indian Army goes 'digital' as it introduces a new uniform for more than a million soldiers.
-
![Advanced sight adds punch to Carl-Gustaf M4]()
Advanced sight adds punch to Carl-Gustaf M4
The new AFCD TI is designed to ensure a high first-round hit probability against stationary and moving targets.
