According to information released by the British Ministry of Defence on July 28, 2021, the British Army’s Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank (MBT) fleet is due to receive a base overhaul as part of its standard in-service maintenance schedule. This will be followed by a series of automotive upgrades under a ‘Heavy Armour Automotive Improvement Programme’ (HAAIP) which ensures the British Army’s Challenger 2 vehicles remain highly effective and capable until Challenger 3 enters service. Read full Defense News at this link ...
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The United Kingdom starts Challenger 2 main battle tank upgrade with the Heavy Armour Automotive Improvement Program in collaboration with RH BAE Systems Land and Babcock. (Picture source British MoD)
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The United Kingdom starts Challenger 2 main battle tank upgrade with the Heavy Armour Automotive Improvement Program in collaboration with RH BAE Systems Land and Babcock. (Picture source British MoD)
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