On 5th November 2019 the British Army signed a £2.8bn contract to buy over 500 Boxer armoured vehicles. Museum Curator David Willey takes a closer look at the Army’s new Mechanised Infantry Vehicle, which was shown at TANKFEST 2019 by the Royal Netherlands Army. | The Tank Museum

3.7K views · 97 reactions | Take a look inside the factory that’s begun to produce the British Army’s new Boxer armoured vehicle  Welding has started on 260 vehicles, with around three a month to be made  | Forces News | Facebook

A "huge boost" to the British Army 🗣️ The first entirely British-made Boxer vehicle has been unveiled at the International Armoured Vehicles conference and is set to be in the hands of the Army within six months. Defence Procurement Minister Maria Eagle revealed the UK-built Boxer, describing it as the leading eight-by-eight variant on the market. Watch more here📺👇 | Forces News

27K views · 749 reactions | Workshop footage detailing the steps to changing out a mission module on the Boxer 8x8. Surprisingly quick and simple to replace battle-damaged modules or create different vehicle variants. Boxer consists of two key elements: the platform/drive-line (the drive module) and the removable mission module. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-aMo | Military Leak | Facebook

What is a flat four? What is a boxer engine? This video will explain the benefits of a flat engine, specifically a flat four engine with horizontally opposed pistons. The main advantages of a boxer engine are the primary and secondary engine balance, and the very low center of gravity compared to other engines. H4 engines are one of the best engine designs, however they are more costly than the inline counterpart. The biggest advantage of the boxer engine is the low profile, which keeps the cent