U.KEs next armored vehicle

Article Abstract:

The Future Rapid Effects Systems (FRES), a group of medium-sized armored vehicles is the largest program undertaken to supply to the British army. The goal of FRES is to conduct rapid-intervention, war-fighting and maneuver-support operations through a net-capable system of platforms allowing supremacy in battle-space awareness, command and control, precision engagement, survivability, mobility, and availability.

Market information - general, Supply and demand, Armored vehicles, United Kingdom. Army, Armoured vehicles

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Enough is enough: An effective convoy vehicle is in Iraq, but more are needed

Article Abstract:

The circumstances in Iraq compel the United States Armed forces to consider using an effective convoy vehicle like M1117 Armored Security Vehicle (ASV) rather than using the Humvees. The number of ASVs in Iraq should be increased as they are more suitable than the Humvees and more efforts should be put for modifying and producing more ASVs rather than the Humvees.

United States, Iraq, Usage, Armored military vehicles, Armored vehicles, Military, Armoured military vehicles, United States. Armed Forces

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Day late, a part short: Supply problems plagued British

Article Abstract:

The complaints of British soldiers in Iraq about the deficiency in equipments were unprecedented. Part of the problem was because Turkey closed its supply route to northern Iraq and British soldiers were moved to southern Iraq and supplies were sent to them through Kuwait.

Foreign operations, Evaluation, Soldiers, Military occupations (Careers)

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