84K views · 1.3K reactions | The King’s Royal Hussars have been training as an armoured infantry battlegroup at the British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS) in Canada ahead of their deployment on Operation Cabrit. Taking over from 1 YORKS, KRH will lead NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Estonia known as the Enhanced Forward Presence from January 2019. | British Army | Facebook

88K views · 202 shares | Scotland’s 51st Infantry Brigade’s Cadre Camp is in full swing on the island of Benbecula in the Western Isles. 7 SCOTS The Royal Regiment of Scotland are running the cadre for troops from 3, 4, 6, and 7 SCOTS, 5 Royal Regiment of Fusiliers as well as specialist units within the Brigade training on GPMG, Javelin, mortars, quad bikes, engineering and communications tasks. | British Army | Facebook

How do the infantry and tanks work together? And what difference does it make if it’s night-time? These are questions that The Queen's Royal Hussars are answering. They’ve been training with two infantry units in Copehill Down village for operating in urban spaces, whether that’s by day or night. Watch the video below to find out more about how heavy armoured cavalry train with the infantry. | British Army

It might not be a magical sword, but a new app is improving the marksmanship training of our Infantry recruits. Recruits at The Infantry Training Centre in Catterick are using XCALIBR to capture individuals’ performance data during weapons training. The app then provides analysis and feedback, allowing individual and collective improvement in performance. Find out more: https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2023/01/recruits-trial-innovative-marksmanship-app/ | British Army

A proud moment, The Royal Lancers have just received their new Guidon from The Queen at Windsor Castle. The Guidon is a heraldic banner carried by cavalry regiments, the equivalent of the Colours carried by regiments of line infantry. | British Army