British Army Begins Retirement of Iconic Land Rover Fleet After 70 Years
The British Army has officially begun phasing out its iconic Land Rover vehicles, ending more than 70 years of service. The Land Rover has been a dependable workhorse in the military, used for patrol, command liaison, and transporting troops and equipment. Its retirement signals the close of a significant chapter in British military logistics and mobility. Thousands of modern vehicles will gradually replace the Land Rover, reflecting the Army’s push to upgrade its fleet with advanced technology and better performance capabilities. Plans are underway to select the next generation of light mobility vehicles, aiming to deliver new models to soldiers... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 20 Mar 2026 00:30
