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Is the British 'AJAX' Tracked Fighting Vehicle Doing Better? | STATUS UPDATE
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August 4, 2025
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24:21Now PlayingThe Ajax armoured fighting vehicle has had one of the most controversial development stories in British Army history. From vibration injuries and crew safety issues to massive delays and public criticism, Ajax was once seen as a failure in motion.
But has the tide turned? In this video, I take a fresh, informed look at the current state of the Ajax program, including:
- The engineering fixes that addressed early design flaws
- Live fire and cold-weather trials in Sweden and the UK
- Deliveries to frontline units and the road to operational capability
- Comparisons to NATO equivalents like the CV90, Puma, and Jaguar
I’ve been a vocal critic of Ajax in the past, and for good reason. But after seeing new footage, field reports, and successful trials, I’m starting to reconsider.
🎯 Does Ajax deserve a second chance? Or is the damage to its reputation beyond repair?
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