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Defence, Science, Tech and History. Opinions and Red Teaming. I reserve the right to change my opinion based on new information.

Jul 23, 2020, 17 tweets

Thank you to all of you who have Followed, Listed, Liked, Retweeted and Replied over the years. You teach me at least six new Things every day! In gratitude, here's a mini-Thread of a few Threads that I have posted up over these years for your nostalgic pleasure. Grab a cuppa.

A thread looking at the Royal Navy's cancelled plans for a 155mm deck gun:

A thread with an opinion on Type 31 armament:

A thread looking at the Royal Marines initial 3-year plan for transformation:

A thread on what the Army's future looks like inside my head:

A thread on how similarly equipped Argentina was compared to the UK in 1982:

A thread on the new drone quietly being employed by the Royal Marines:

A thread with pictures of the various Mission Modules available to load on the back of the Boxer 8x8 Drive Module:

Note: There are three versions of Drive Module, the UK has ordered the A3 with the more powerful engine output and up to 38.5t GVW.

A not-a-thread but an interesting video anyway on the development of the highly-secret VT Proximity Fuse shared with CANUK-US right at the beginning of Five-Eyes and the Special relationship:

A red-team style thread on shaking up the British armed forces in 2017:

A thread on clearing away cover:

A thread on Precision Engineering:

A thread on a modern Universal Carrier:

A thread on Batteries and how the UK was pulling together component industries into a whole:

A thread of sketchy drawings showing how a family of vehicles can be based on one platform:

And finally, a thread beginning with a video interview on the V-280 Valor features by Vago Muradian. This is *very* interesting due to the comment on the US Army realising they had relevancy issues where the USMC could influence a Theatre.

Presence.

/FIN

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