0:00 - Oshkosh 1070F Heavy Equipment Transporters (HET) moving Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles 1:44 - MAN Logistic Support and Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles 2:53 - Land Rover, MAN Recovery Vehicle pulling a Mastiff, MAN Logistic Support Vehicle following 4:04 - Oshkosh 1070F HET moving AS-90 Self-Propelled Howitzers 6:13 - MAN Recovery Vehicle pulling Mastiff with support following 6:36 - Two Mastiffs travelling with two MAN Logistic Support Vehicles 7:05 - Oshkosh 1070F HET moving Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles
Brings back memories of when I use to drive them, moved mainly challengers and warriors until I went to Germany then moved recce vehicles around that only just fitted on the trailer. The good old days
i was talking to an old veteran years ago who had tank transporters in sandy terrain in ww2, they apparently were so slow moving that they would be started moving then they would put a sandbag onto the accelerator to keep it at a set speed, because no driver could keep his foot that steady for long periods. Can anyone comment if they have seen similar. I have no idea what kind of transporters he referred to
At 4:00 after watching several vehicles travelling in one direction, then seeing the others going the opposite way, I just had to laugh because it reminded me of when I was in Germany in the sixties on an exercise. We had packets of trucks all meant to be going to the same location, but once we got into Frankfurt there were trucks going every which way at junctions with seemingly no one having a clue who was doing it right( me included).
Man you need to actually read, rather than looking at every sun newspaper. The air force has the second best AAW Plane on the planet. As well as AWACS and Great Maritime Patrol Aircraft. The army is small, but incredibly well equipped. The navy, is constantly getting new ships, unlike other navies, the Royal Navy does not have 50+ year old ships.
Correct we need a very large increase in defence spending. It needs to be around 4%. The RN has around 19 'warships' . Many of these are not available as they need maintenance. It needs to be substantially more. We can do that with a tax increase ring fenced for defence. Reviewed at the end of ever parliament, applied to everyone above average wages. In addition we also need a Swedish style national lottery for conscription.
@@captainbuggernut9565 Stop PAYING millions in hotel bills a day and then we CAN build our forces back up. There's a creeping fifth column here right now, why build an army that can be taken down from the inside by some radicalised savage?
I would have loved to see what would have happened if those stop oil mob had stopped the traffic, would have been interesting to see how quick the police would have moved to get them out the way or would they?
it's interesting that I haven't seen a single one of them protesting about the war which is possibly the biggest waste of all resources, fuel at the forefront of them.
@@gurglejug627 They've been sorted. Section 24 of PACE 1984, with Art 134 of the Highways Act 1980 as the indictable offence, anyone can nick them and deck them if they disobey.
Yep. Personally I'd disband the British armed forces and give everyone a tax refund. What's the point of them when tens of thousands of invaders can just wander into the country.
Yeah, I've ridden cojo in these alot when I was a tank crewman as they'd need one of us with them incase they had a tyre blowout and needed to get the tank off to replace it. Used to cross the Severn Bridge on our way to Castlemartin ranges in Pembrokshire. Took a good 10 hours+ from Tidworth, Wiltshite.
Because the French do nothing to stop them even though we have paid them to help! I high time the matter was fixed by Apache gunships, Eurofighter jets or navy! Give the the tri services some free gunnery practice!
Mmmmm I knew a guy who watched SOME of the convoys going down to Weymouth and Portland to embark for D Day. He counted 850 tanks and tracked vehicles, he gave up trying to count trucks. There were more going through the night but he was called in for bed. The Canadians built “Canada” bridge near Lydlynch in Dorset as a temporary measure, as the little stone bridge next to it was a tiny hump back affair and a bottle neck. That temporary bridge is still there doing great work.
Is that over the River Lydden on the A357 by any chance? There's a lot of 'temporary' bridges that ended up becoming permanent. It is always fascinating how good quality engineering built in desperate times still lasts. Google maps link: maps.app.goo.gl/yj8srheMVuK7xtwA7 850 tanks and tracked vehicles! My word. What a sight that must have been!
Yes indeed it is. I worked with a guy now sadly gone who watched the Canadians build the bridge in a field, that night he scratched his name in the paint on the top! Next day it was hauled over the river by means of pulley and finished. The only thing they had problems with were the timbers over the river were found to be rotted out when it was resurfaced. Then there was a kerfuffle as I think pressure treated creosote Oak was required. Difficult to get in a hurry, and an environmental nightmare over a river! My mate went on to bump into Richard Nixon who got lost in Hong Kong Kai Tak enroute to Vietnam, but he said that was nothing compared to being back in Lydlynch earlier in the war when looking up at aircraft noise one night he saw a Beaufighter take out an He111 which he said dropped like a stone in flames onto a cottage in the village. @@CobraEmergency
Brilliant video, thank you. As a continental European, I always get dizzy when I see the traffic in the UK. What I meant was left-hand traffic. My head is still spinning after watching this video. What helps? Is there a brilliant drink? I ask for your recommendations, thank you. Kind regards from Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.
There were two convoys of oshkosh going up the A34 on Saturday morning with Warriors on em.. Varying Camo and cleanliness..Looked like they were coming from Salisbury plain by the look of the chalky residue.. As a side.. It was all ANTARS Pulling AFV's when i was in the Army .. showing my age ha ha
Ahhh, you probably saw the same lot I did! These US Army Strykers were training with various Warriors of different camo. You're not the only one to mention the Antars on these videos lately!
That was me you seen on the A34 with warriors. Headed back to catterick after training with the Americans 👍 second convoy of mastiffs and wolfhounds also went to catterick. The AS90 went elsewhere they havent been up north in a long time.
Proud to of done my bit. Every man an emperor. Still get giddy seeing convoys like this. In my day we would often get the ladies giving us a flash of their headlamps 😉
I passed a convoy of I think 10 or 12 Oshkosh HETs heading south on the A34 on Sunday afternoon. I suspect heading to Salisbury to bring the 'toys' back to base after some training ... or ... heading to fetch more kit to airlift to Ukraine for that pointless war.
@@bjorn1583 we left infrastructure behind which helped India modernise and become a great power, as it is today, the empire created a lot of benefits for the colonies, and our little nation has been financing many of them up to today to the detriment of our own nation and people. I am glad empire is gone and wish the commonwealth also was gone, and less of a burden on our people. We paid more in than was ever taken out, and added to that millions of pounds and thousands of lives stopping the slave trade and policing the waters to keep it down via the naval squadron we had for over 200 years dedicated to that task.
i was in the RASC later('RCT) in Germany in the cold war we had scammells and i loved driving them especially on really long jobs as we would have 3 drivers and we would swap about every hour the driver would climb out middle passenger would slid over and take over the driving the driver who got out would drop through the gun turret and so on all the time traveling down the autobahn those were the days great fun
how things change eh? it used to be tk bedfords when i used that road all the time in the 70's and they had yellow and green flags,i always picked up hitchhickers going to say catterick and they were always interesting to listen to
If they really were intended to protect our freedom as you claim they'd have stormed parliament,took custody of every parasite in the media along with all those hell bent on turning this sick country into Orwell's 1984 on steroids and that's just for starters.. Wake up will you.
Clown 🤡 phoney political proxy wars abroad enrichment of arms dealers and asset stripping the wealth of our nation via financial attrition more like… Primary reason for a standing fighting force is to protect our own coast … dads fkn army could do a better job
Appreciate it! The vehicle doors were closed each time as I walked up to film from the parking laybys. Might have been someone else you can see sat with the door open, though. I don't want to risk my door getting taken off by an armoured truck!
That was very impressive. Which road was this? Does a good job of showing the scale of these beasts. Love how you were following the Mastiff going out, and then panned over to the AS-90s coming the other way!
I had the chance to sit in one onece a ex army fantastic basic but plenty of power I wished I had one in my low loader day hills no problem with one of those up down and flat great Al rounder
Why are the 30 wheelers carrying the 6 wheelers? I saw 1 being recovered presumed broken but surely the others aren't broke? I get the howitzer being transported but not the mastiffs? Any ideas folks? Seems a waste of fuel/resources unless the whole unit is being relocated to another base? Also, are them American supplied oshcosh trucks?
Probably to save road mileage . And Yes it's a thing !! Vehicles are generally moved on low loaders for any longer moves. They may also being taken to Workshops for modification programmes etc. It's just easier. We used to move tracked whole units by rail when in Germany back in the 80's .
In that case each drone would be about the size of your hand, how can that inflict as much damage as a Howitzer, which can destroy a large building using rocket assisted rounds 68 miles away?
@3:43 the sad reality is you are watching 1% of the entire British army on the move. And of course reality also includes the obligatory broken one on tow.
i always smile to myself when there is no one in between the vehicles as they travel. is it intimidation by size, type or green? or just people with possibly weapons, so dont argue
yes which means when shtf and the army are needed they will have to stay here to defend against the invaders our mis-government are already letting in. Insanity.
@@dt2002dk it is true about there bein more illegals here than we have active army members. Bunch of a sleeper cells strategically placed all over the Uk. Shits Gna kick off big time soon be ready to protect your family
Highway Maintenance wanted to ride the escort vehicles arse a bit more hey XD i bet even in those trucks they are probabyl heavily protected e.g. bullet proof windows
Land Rover Wolf Oshkosh 1070F ( 2003 British Army has 70 of them ) Mastiff with slatted cage armour MAN HX60 and tow wagen is a MAN HX 77 I'm guessing this is somewhere near Salisbury Plain
why were they being transported 3 different ways? Some on trailers, some towed, some driven. Are they not UK road registered so on trailer or have extra armour and deemed too heavy?
this is how they keep their military equipment travel mileage to minimum , I thought only tanks being transport like that so that the road wont get damage from the track
No its not. Its too allow two things: 1- practice for troop operation, 2- reduce cost and military mobility some are driven by ex military civvy drivers
0:00 - Oshkosh 1070F Heavy Equipment Transporters (HET) moving Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles
1:44 - MAN Logistic Support and Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles
2:53 - Land Rover, MAN Recovery Vehicle pulling a Mastiff, MAN Logistic Support Vehicle following
4:04 - Oshkosh 1070F HET moving AS-90 Self-Propelled Howitzers
6:13 - MAN Recovery Vehicle pulling Mastiff with support following
6:36 - Two Mastiffs travelling with two MAN Logistic Support Vehicles
7:05 - Oshkosh 1070F HET moving Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles
Why show repeated footage of the same vehicles
@@Jimimac73 It's different footage of the same vehicles from different angles.
@@CobraEmergency Good job he doesn't watch the news...
Always impressed with the proper spacing in military convoys - civilians have a lot to learn about speed & stopping distance!
Love a good convoy. Always a great sight to see guys in green moving up and down the highway.
Imagine all the fuel being used, those stop the oil protestors will be literally pulling their hair out in despair
@@David-fj5lz Good
Brings back memories of when I use to drive them, moved mainly challengers and warriors until I went to Germany then moved recce vehicles around that only just fitted on the trailer. The good old days
I helped close Fally which made me sad. I knew people from 16 Tanks. I was there in the general srea.when the Scammels were still being used.
I was 3 and 16 sqn spent a wonderful time in sennerlager and fallingbostal
@@MarkPitman-z4w my old boy was over there royal engineers 33 field sqdn I believe he was in northern Ireland to and challenge anneka and blue Peter
where you armed?
I was 3sqn from 1990 to 93,the 16 sqn from 1993 to 1996
Always impressed with the kit used to move artillery, the huge scammels of the 80s, and the Antar before them.
i was talking to an old veteran years ago who had tank transporters in sandy terrain in ww2, they apparently were so slow moving that they would be started moving then they would put a sandbag onto the accelerator to keep it at a set speed, because no driver could keep his foot that steady for long periods. Can anyone comment if they have seen similar. I have no idea what kind of transporters he referred to
Oshkosh.... With Detroit v12s??
@@troyhowling2497Caterpillar C18
Fantastic video! All.the Oshkosh with mastiffs and AS 90s on you go boys!
At 4:00 after watching several vehicles travelling in one direction, then seeing the others going the opposite way, I just had to laugh because it reminded me of when I was in Germany in the sixties on an exercise. We had packets of trucks all meant to be going to the same location, but once we got into Frankfurt there were trucks going every which way at junctions with seemingly no one having a clue who was doing it right( me included).
Funny thing is I know where those 2 AS90s live, and the front one is in my workshop.
The Oshkosh's looks so awesome!
The Oshkosh HETs are literally some of my most favourite vehicles. They're incredible.
@@CobraEmergency Yeah those are my favorite trucks, and i like the UK version slightly more then the standard US version.
@@darklordchris The UK version is really clean looking. Hope to film more soon.
American garbage would be better with a Faun tractor unit
Bet they are easier to drive than Thorneycroft Antars?
I was in the reme in 1974, we had big old scammel recce trucks that were so slow they virtually stopped between gearchanges. Lovely old trucks
Britain has to build up it's Army, Air Force and Navy...The navy especially has to stop being a ferry service and more like a British Navy🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Man you need to actually read, rather than looking at every sun newspaper. The air force has the second best AAW Plane on the planet. As well as AWACS and Great Maritime Patrol Aircraft. The army is small, but incredibly well equipped. The navy, is constantly getting new ships, unlike other navies, the Royal Navy does not have 50+ year old ships.
Correct we need a very large increase in defence spending. It needs to be around 4%. The RN has around 19 'warships' . Many of these are not available as they need maintenance. It needs to be substantially more. We can do that with a tax increase ring fenced for defence. Reviewed at the end of ever parliament, applied to everyone above average wages. In addition we also need a Swedish style national lottery for conscription.
Too little too late.@@EnglishScripter
@@captainbuggernut9565 Stop PAYING millions in hotel bills a day and then we CAN build our forces back up.
There's a creeping fifth column here right now, why build an army that can be taken down from the inside by some radicalised savage?
cool,you pay for it then and the rest of us will just concentrate on heating our homes and feeding ourselves!
I would have loved to see what would have happened if those stop oil mob had stopped the traffic, would have been interesting to see how quick the police would have moved to get them out the way or would they?
it's interesting that I haven't seen a single one of them protesting about the war which is possibly the biggest waste of all resources, fuel at the forefront of them.
@@gurglejug627which war is that then? I seem to recall massive protests against the invasion of Iraq by the "stop the war coalition".
@@gurglejug627 They've been sorted. Section 24 of PACE 1984, with Art 134 of the Highways Act 1980 as the indictable offence, anyone can nick them and deck them if they disobey.
Fantastic footage. Oshkosh 1070F
@2.51 Love the MAN Recovery Vehicle towing the Mastiff, That MAN is one hell of a Beast.
I have driven the MAN 8x8 but with a hook lift loader
Not as good as Joe Hewes Foden put the MAN to shame up at Catterick 😂
@@stephencrossman9402 That was more operator error than equipment failure.
@@andyasquith5216ha ha fair enough
Never as awesome as the Thornycroft Antar. Nothing British Left. So Sad
My thoughts also
Unfortunately the enemy has already been allowed in by steath and is well established.
Exactly many enemies for money, come on in
we are housing/ clothing & feeding owe enemy
THE TROJAN HORSE OF DIVERSITY@@dshar9351
the trojan horse rings a bell.
Weren't we great
Surely Pickup with a Yacht should get a mention ✊🇬🇧
???? Overweight. Saw that! Would be nice to have!
Live in Devizes love it when they fire off on Salisbury Plain to use an old Baldrick poem BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM. NIce shots of the A303
That was part of his poem on the war I recall
Proud you guys everyday!!
Awesome video!
They need to be down at the channel on "Send them back duty!"
Get yourself down there if you want to mouth off!!!
Yep. Personally I'd disband the British armed forces and give everyone a tax refund. What's the point of them when tens of thousands of invaders can just wander into the country.
@@jsmith498wait till they give them the armys rifles. 🇬🇧
@@jsmith498 ..not quite how economics work my friend!!!
@@andrewdaley5480the army these illegals will be fighting for will not be British I suspect.
The Howitzers are so beautiful.
Awesome stuff, I used to work on the tolls on the Severn bridges in Wales and we used to see stuff like this quite frequently.
Yeah, I've ridden cojo in these alot when I was a tank crewman as they'd need one of us with them incase they had a tyre blowout and needed to get the tank off to replace it. Used to cross the Severn Bridge on our way to Castlemartin ranges in Pembrokshire. Took a good 10 hours+ from Tidworth, Wiltshite.
Yeah, busy route along the M4, like Oliver said out to Castlemartin. As always, thanks Ian. Have a good day!
Meanwhile another 850 compete unknowns were delivered by the RNLI today.
I can almost hear the tune of Rule Brittania playing in the background.😊😊😊 Lovely song.
But we obviously don't rule the waves any more do we - we're over run by illegal immigrants in dingys !
Because the French do nothing to stop them even though we have paid them to help!
I high time the matter was fixed by Apache gunships, Eurofighter jets or navy!
Give the the tri services some free gunnery practice!
What a waste of all them army dreamers
Mmmmm I knew a guy who watched SOME of the convoys going down to Weymouth and Portland to embark for D Day. He counted 850 tanks and tracked vehicles, he gave up trying to count trucks. There were more going through the night but he was called in for bed. The Canadians built “Canada” bridge near Lydlynch in Dorset as a temporary measure, as the little stone bridge next to it was a tiny hump back affair and a bottle neck. That temporary bridge is still there doing great work.
Is that over the River Lydden on the A357 by any chance? There's a lot of 'temporary' bridges that ended up becoming permanent. It is always fascinating how good quality engineering built in desperate times still lasts.
Google maps link:
maps.app.goo.gl/yj8srheMVuK7xtwA7
850 tanks and tracked vehicles! My word. What a sight that must have been!
Yes indeed it is. I worked with a guy now sadly gone who watched the Canadians build the bridge in a field, that night he scratched his name in the paint on the top! Next day it was hauled over the river by means of pulley and finished. The only thing they had problems with were the timbers over the river were found to be rotted out when it was resurfaced. Then there was a kerfuffle as I think pressure treated creosote Oak was required. Difficult to get in a hurry, and an environmental nightmare over a river! My mate went on to bump into Richard Nixon who got lost in Hong Kong Kai Tak enroute to Vietnam, but he said that was nothing compared to being back in Lydlynch earlier in the war when looking up at aircraft noise one night he saw a Beaufighter take out an He111 which he said dropped like a stone in flames onto a cottage in the village. @@CobraEmergency
Love the comments. Hip Hip and all that. In reality coming to a town near you.
Fabulous.
Debbie. Haulage Driver Got Out Truck-- DOOR Wide Open - Heavy Traffic Passing BEside HIM !!
saw a lot like this coming up the M3 today
Brilliant video, thank you.
As a continental European, I always get dizzy when I see the traffic in the UK. What I meant was left-hand traffic. My head is still spinning after watching this video.
What helps? Is there a brilliant drink? I ask for your recommendations, thank you.
Kind regards from Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany.
a nice cup of tea
It’s a dump mate
Roll out guys! Good luck 😉 thanks 🙏 for service god bless god speed!
the second HET at 5:50 honking the horn was me driving haha
Looked like your oppo was waving too 😄
@@PeterMaddison2483 he was haha.
There were two convoys of oshkosh going up the A34 on Saturday morning with Warriors on em.. Varying Camo and cleanliness..Looked like they were coming from Salisbury plain by the look of the chalky residue.. As a side.. It was all ANTARS Pulling AFV's when i was in the Army .. showing my age ha ha
Ahhh, you probably saw the same lot I did! These US Army Strykers were training with various Warriors of different camo. You're not the only one to mention the Antars on these videos lately!
That was me you seen on the A34 with warriors. Headed back to catterick after training with the Americans 👍 second convoy of mastiffs and wolfhounds also went to catterick. The AS90 went elsewhere they havent been up north in a long time.
Proud to of done my bit. Every man an emperor. Still get giddy seeing convoys like this. In my day we would often get the ladies giving us a flash of their headlamps 😉
I passed a convoy of I think 10 or 12 Oshkosh HETs heading south on the A34 on Sunday afternoon. I suspect heading to Salisbury to bring the 'toys' back to base after some training ... or ... heading to fetch more kit to airlift to Ukraine for that pointless war.
just another day as a driver in the army
Wow those are some big trucks
Nice Hilux towing a boat right at the end.
At long last Sunak has finally woke up to the Invasion of Dover and sent in the British Army
Saw a load of the Oshkosh with empty trailers on the M1 last week
If only we were Stopping the Dinghy Invaders.......this once Great Britain is Finished !
yes Great Britain the empire built from invading, so glade its finished
And Sweden.
20,000 come on dinghies, but 600, 000 come legally. The dinghies are not the issue.
@@bjorn1583 we left infrastructure behind which helped India modernise and become a great power, as it is today, the empire created a lot of benefits for the colonies, and our little nation has been financing many of them up to today to the detriment of our own nation and people. I am glad empire is gone and wish the commonwealth also was gone, and less of a burden on our people. We paid more in than was ever taken out, and added to that millions of pounds and thousands of lives stopping the slave trade and policing the waters to keep it down via the naval squadron we had for over 200 years dedicated to that task.
@@snacks1184 600,000 are you having a laugh?🤣🤣🤣
So beautiful
Wouldn't last 24 hrs in a conflict we have nothing
its cool to see the absolute size of these things compared to cars lol
Yeah, everyone felt tense passing them on corners 😂
We need to take our country back and protect our borders a lot better, or we are Check- Mate !!!
Proud to be British!!
Weird flex but okay 😂
Why would you?
Why?
🇬🇧Military equipment of to Ukraine 🇺🇦💪
To fight the ugly Evil dictator Suka Putin😡😡
Proud to be American 🇺🇲 😂
saw 4 Mastiff patrol vehicles on the road just a few days ago
I have respect for the army 🪖🪖🪖🪖🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤👍👍👍
All this into London to protect the Ulez from the Bladerunners.
i was in the RASC later('RCT) in Germany in the cold war we had scammells and i loved driving them especially on really long jobs as we would have 3 drivers and we would swap about every hour the driver would climb out middle passenger would slid over and take over the driving the driver who got out would drop through the gun turret and so on all the time traveling down the autobahn those were the days great fun
Mmmmm office map reading?? Up one side & oops down the other!
Nice video friend!
Thank you! Cheers!
First time i've ever seen a green Mastiff.
Must be something going on, as I see a mass of Army convoys on the M5 in Devon on the Same day as this
Deffo been busier lately.... Convoys are nothing like 20 odd years ago though....
From the rush hour with love
But Loved those Oshkosh tractor units as we call them in NZ
That's all we have nowadays!
Words are all we have
how things change eh? it used to be tk bedfords when i used that road all the time in the 70's and they had yellow and green flags,i always picked up hitchhickers going to say catterick and they were always interesting to listen to
Go in guys we take the hill!!
Ultimately, the better we are defended the less likely we will need equipment.
How can we be defended when the threat is from within?
the germans are here !!
All this gear to help maintain and defend our freedoms.
Just remember the purpose of a military force people.
👍🏻🇬🇧😎
If they really were intended to protect our freedom as you claim they'd have stormed parliament,took custody of every parasite in the media along with all those hell bent on turning this sick country into Orwell's 1984 on steroids and that's just for starters..
Wake up will you.
Clown 🤡 phoney political proxy wars abroad enrichment of arms dealers and asset stripping the wealth of our nation via financial attrition more like…
Primary reason for a standing fighting force is to protect our own coast … dads fkn army could do a better job
Memories of empire
Get back under your rock @@oldfascist38.
Umm that's not the purpose of a military. It's to further the Government's interests - which sometimes aligns with the population, not always.
Other than having your vehicle door open, great camera work!!
What do you mean? 😂 it’s clearly a lay-by with other vehicles and why would it matter either way?
Appreciate it! The vehicle doors were closed each time as I walked up to film from the parking laybys.
Might have been someone else you can see sat with the door open, though.
I don't want to risk my door getting taken off by an armoured truck!
Thank Goggins for his support.
Very decent video of the "tools of war".
That was very impressive. Which road was this? Does a good job of showing the scale of these beasts. Love how you were following the Mastiff going out, and then panned over to the AS-90s coming the other way!
The A34 between the M4 and Winchester. Busy route that! That was very well timed, I must say.
Interesting💂♀and the credit goes to the job creators😎😎
I’ve never realised how big some of this military equipment is
Great tractor unit the ozchoch
They're beasty.
I had the chance to sit in one onece a ex army fantastic basic but plenty of power I wished I had one in my low loader day hills no problem with one of those up down and flat great Al rounder
Good October 4th, second notice in less than 60 seconds 2k23
Are they on their way to Dover 😂😂😂😂
Would love to see how far an EV version of this would get😂😂😂
'Sod it - let's pull in to Welcome Break.'
High quality Wisconsin made Heavy transporters! they make them just 2 hours from my home
That's pretty cool. I do like seeing them!
On there way to Croydon!
Why are the 30 wheelers carrying the 6 wheelers? I saw 1 being recovered presumed broken but surely the others aren't broke? I get the howitzer being transported but not the mastiffs? Any ideas folks? Seems a waste of fuel/resources unless the whole unit is being relocated to another base? Also, are them American supplied oshcosh trucks?
Probably to save road mileage . And Yes it's a thing !! Vehicles are generally moved on low loaders for any longer moves. They may also being taken to Workshops for modification programmes etc. It's just easier. We used to move tracked whole units by rail when in Germany back in the 80's .
jolis portes chars !
You missed the white Van , it contained 1000 drones, far more useful than all those tonka toys
In that case each drone would be about the size of your hand, how can that inflict as much damage as a Howitzer, which can destroy a large building using rocket assisted rounds 68 miles away?
A 50 cal. rifle on a drone?! Not with the recoil...
Awsome😊
Every day down west its like this
Large sea going fast corvettes needed. 4.5 inch auto loader, concrete in bows. Capable of multi task missions.
32 years of transport experience, Those tanks are tied forward and back, Can’t see any chains tying any thing down…
What is the particular emergency? and is it in Hampshire?
Training
EV Or Diesel?
Those tri-axle Oshkosh trucks are hyper valorised and rare here in America.
Def send them to channnel
@3:43 the sad reality is you are watching 1% of the entire British army on the move.
And of course reality also includes the obligatory broken one on tow.
Not necessarily broken but more likely off for extensive conversion.
i always smile to myself when there is no one in between the vehicles as they travel.
is it intimidation by size, type or green?
or just people with possibly weapons, so dont argue
It makes me chuckle when a little car ends up in the convoy and scurries to get free.
@@CobraEmergency oh but that is just being cruel laughing at that.
For health and safety. Remember a tank once fell on motorway years ago?
@@geoffrey5665 did it never heard about that one, must have been a crushing experience
Heading south I'm thinking 🤔
One of those British Howitzers has just been blown up in the Ukraine by a Lancet drone, I watched the video yesterday.
Where abouts where these filmed? Ive seen a bit of activity recently around the M62 J32
Illegal immigrants now outnumber our regular army
yes which means when shtf and the army are needed they will have to stay here to defend against the invaders our mis-government are already letting in. Insanity.
And they're probably better armed
That's not even remotely true lol
@@dt2002dk it is true about there bein more illegals here than we have active army members. Bunch of a sleeper cells strategically placed all over the Uk. Shits Gna kick off big time soon be ready to protect your family
I don't understand illegal immigrants like why this country haha I wanna move away 😂
Highway Maintenance wanted to ride the escort vehicles arse a bit more hey XD i bet even in those trucks they are probabyl heavily protected e.g. bullet proof windows
This month could be interesting, keep watch!
@paulhotson5820 Every month is interesting if you lead an active and interesting life away from you tube 😛
Land Rover Wolf Oshkosh 1070F ( 2003 British Army has 70 of them ) Mastiff with slatted cage armour MAN HX60 and tow wagen is a MAN HX 77 I'm guessing this is somewhere near Salisbury Plain
From a roadsign you can see on the opposite carriage way, it's somewhere near Whitchurch, that's near the North Welsh border.
@@PeterMaddison2483Different Whitchurch dude....this one is in Hampshire off the A34.... 👍
The intel being gathered is great.
It's helpful
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why were they being transported 3 different ways? Some on trailers, some towed, some driven. Are they not UK road registered so on trailer or have extra armour and deemed too heavy?
They dont need road registering, they are exempt crown assets
'Howitzer one for the money...'
this is how they keep their military equipment travel mileage to minimum , I thought only tanks being transport like that so that the road wont get damage from the track
Half of them were being towed, not on a tri=ailer, so they are gonna be clocking up the mileage...
No its not. Its too allow two things: 1- practice for troop operation, 2- reduce cost and military mobility some are driven by ex military civvy drivers