The British Army have allowed the very first public demonstration of its latest but sometimes troublesome development project the Ajax family.
This took place at Tankfest at Bovington in Dorset UK.
Ajax is an advanced, fully digitised, land armoured vehicle system delivering transformational change in capability to the British Army.
There are six variants in the Ajax family, all based upon a common base platform.
The Ajax family has been designed to be at the heart of the British Army’s future armoured fleet.
Thus, offering enhanced lethality, survivability, reliability, mobility and all-weather intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance (ISTAR) capabilities through its advanced sensor suite.
Ajax is currently in the Demonstration and Manufacture phases of its lifecycle. The Army has been conducting training on early Ajax vehicles in both operational Units and Training establishments, with Reliability Growth Trials progressing well. 
Operationally deployable platforms will be delivered to the Field Army throughout 2024, with the Household Cavalry Regiment being the first Army unit to convert to Ajax.