MODERN BRITISH ARMY GUNNER FOR BAE WARRIOR FIGURINES

In 2006, the British Armed Forces British Armed Forces had approximately 196,000 soldiers in active service. About 100,000 of this number served in the British Army, which was reduced to about 84,000 by 2015. At the same time, however, these troops are highly motorized and mechanized. Also having modern armored fighting vehicles. The Warrior vehicle, manufactured by BAE Systems, is still the primary infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), but its successor, the Ajax, is currently under development, along with the entire family of derived vehicles, which has already passed the first field tests at the British Army. Bulldog tracked armored personnel carriers from the FV430 family of vehicles and CVR (T) reconnaissance vehicles still play a significant role. Due to the experience of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a fairly wide range of armored wheeled vehicles with considerable mobility was introduced in the British army, including the Jackal Coyote, Foxhound and Husky vehicles.