Deployment in numbers of the Leopard and Challenger 2 tanks, or infantry fighting vehicles such as Bradleys and German Marders that Ukraine received since December, would clearly signal a
Challenger 3 Tank – Built For The Kill. The Army had been considering a number of options for the future of its fleet of tanks for almost a decade, which among others included buying German Leopard 2 tanks but at the end decided to upgrade the existing Challenger 2s with a new turret and gun.
Many of the UK's 227 Challenger 2 tanks are not in a condition to be deployed, and the 14 being sent to Kyiv will be accompanied by ammunition, spare parts, and the ability to be maintained. In

Yeah, jingoism aside, what it does show is that the Ch2, when operated by a well-trained crew is as excellent as any other NATO tank. What makes the Ch2 different from the L2 and the M1A1 - the rifled barrel and 2-part ammo, for instance, are not as much of an issue as some commentators would have us believe when it comes to range, accuracy and rate of fire.

The Challenger 2, hailed as the UK's primary battle tank, has the distinction of never being destroyed by enemy forces since its introduction in 1998. A Challenger 2 has only ever been destroyed

British Challenger 2 tanks. The Challenger 2 is a main battle tank, designed to destroy other tanks. or “very good luck”. Topics. Armed Forces; Explainer
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    • is the challenger 2 tank any good