David Axe writes about ships, planes, tanks, drones and missiles. As part of a sweeping reorganization, the British Army plans to cut its fleet of Challenger 2 tanks from 227 vehicles to just 148.

The British Army is quietly floating a proposal to send its main battle tank fleet to the scrapyard. The shocker would end more than 100 years of development and deployment by the very country ...

The Challenger 3 tanks will replace the existing Challenger 2 vehicles as part of an overhaul of the British Army An £800m contract has been agreed to supply the Army with 148 upgraded ...

Last year, then-Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt suggested the tank was obsolete and noted that many of British Army’s Challenger 2 tanks have been in service for more than twenty years without ...