Challenger 2 tank

[@oliverwiggins9821]

That's me, near side of the tank :D

[@lloyd9710]

From an ex tankies point of view I would of drove it on forwards and reversed it off

[@PaulEd999]

The trailer doesn't have ramps at the back like the Antar or Commander's had. It's a civvy trailer mate. FEAR NAUGHT.

[@paulwalker427]

@@PaulEd999 think he means drive the tank forward up onto the ramps opposed to reversing it on...

[@PaulEd999]

@@paulwalker427 i know how he meant it, I was a Tankie too, Tanks normally go on flat beds pointing towards unless it had a dozer blade. I think my colleague didn't realise that on that particular flat bed the ramps were at the front of the trailer and not at the back like we are used to.

[@EthanThomson]

@@PaulEd999 so how does that stop the tank being driven on forwards? unless it cant face off the back of the truck when in transit?

[@PaulEd999]

@@EthanThomson simple, it doesn't have ramps at the back. I don't know the technical term but, the flatbed itself can disconnect from the part that hooks up to the Tractor unit.

[@jaymac7203]

Now that is a big solid lump! Lol

[@colinedwards3959]

Superb work

[@petejones6030]

Well filmed that man.

[@blumpfreyfranks8863]

Where has this CR2 been? Doesn't look like standard camouflage. Also, does the white band on the fume extractor still denote tank kills or is that an identification thing.

[@DieyoungDiefast]

I'd say it's from Land Warfare Center at Warminster. Most of their stuff is that colour.

[@tanksolider]

Identification for troop 1 strip = 1 as the callsign for this vehicle is 10, each troop up to 4 troops would have the amount of bands ie 2 for 2 troop and so on, but each tank within the troop would also have numbers on the side of turret like this one and would go something like 10/11/12 and then 20/21..... for all 4 troops hope that helps

[@engasal]

Well-reversed, that man

[@oldpain7625]

Would be a great daily driver

[@hannible1002]

When I was in Germany the mojo,s used to transport them lol

[@snifflytooth]

I wonder if there’s any still alive? I hope they were looked after. They used to empty the NAAFI bar of vodka and yellow handbags the night before a move.