Many British Army engineering vehicles and trucks during NATO Exercise Steadfast Defender 🪖

Watch several bridge laying vehicles and transport trucks carrying engineering equipment, other items, back from NATO Exercise Steadfast Defender. Many of them from the 32 Engineer Regiment, 7th Light Mechanised Brigade Combat Team, aka 'The Desert Rats', operating as the NATO Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF) - as well as support vehicles from other regiments.
0:00 - Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicle and Alvis Unipower Tank Bridge Transporter
1:22 - Land Rover Utility and MAN Logistic Support Vehicle
Details and timestamps with vehicle descriptions being added.
Exercise Steadfast Defender is the largest NATO exercise to be held since the Cold War. Over 90,000 troops are participating with over 1,200 combat vehicles, over 80 aircraft and over 50 naval assets from all 32 allies, including Sweden. British Forces vehicles travelled by ship from the Marchwood Sea Mounting Centre in the Port of Southampton.
All Exercise Steadfast Defender videos, including other convoys: • Exercise Steadfast Def...
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Recorded: 2024
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[@CobraEmergency]

All Exercise Steadfast Defender videos, including other convoys: kzbin.info/aero/PLnAhJyL1opj4esbwIQ5azIdn4C-VSIt9u

[@Lancashire999]

Dam you really do never stop! Great work Cobra!

[@CobraEmergency]

Thanks Lancs!!! It's been so busy so far this year!

[@charlieramsay3426]

thanks for the vid and great to see a unipower (alvis) A.B.L.E and two unipower (alvis) B.V s at the start, you could put these vehicles anywhere !! they were very cramped around the engine bay which made maintenance or repairs complicated, but you could drive it all day and not feel like it was hard work. its a shame to think that this is the last British soft skinned vehicle apart from the JCB s that the army uses that was designed tested and made in the uk by a uk owned company ! Sorry for putting alvis in brackets but we did prototype it at UNIPOWER watford, thanks chaz

[@robertrich663]

There are lines of BR90 vehicles parked at the back of Chilwell Brks, Toton, Notts. Some have armoured cabs fitted. Several million pounds of kit going nowhere!

[@sivaratnamasabaratnam8946]

@@robertrich663 There is no more Seddon,Albion,Leyland and Bedford?

[@Team_e_cola]

Great catches fam you know the ting yh yh

[@Ubique2927]

Is that a new Heavy Girder Bridge. From a very old ex Sapper. I see the Medium Girder Bridge later on.

[@petersmith4455]

much prefer to see Bedfords and AEC's but i suppose those days are gone but great in the 60s and 70s

[@TruckfilmingofLosAngelesCA]

Lots of army stuff going on in Britain 🇬🇧

[@darrenbanner590]

Poor show Royal engineers all those packets in that convoy, and no convoy flags on on truck

[@keithjohnson7677]

Going to the docks for USSR?

[@Phlegmwahn]

Lots of yellow lights to let Putin know you’re on your way🤨

[@aygun-jm3ts]

Hey bro One day you will be arrested as a spy for constantly recording military vehicles 😂