50K views · 1.6K reactions | Exactly 100 years ago, tanks went into...

114K views · 3.9K reactions | On this day - 28 July 1917 The Tank Corps is formed, meaning tanks and tank crews have been recognised as a separate and distinctive part of the British Army. Granted the ‘Royal’ title in 1923, in April 1939 it adopts the name it still holds today: The Royal Tank Regiment. For more on the formation of the Tank Corps - https://tankmuseum.org/article/the-formation-of-the-tank-corps | The Tank Museum | Facebook

64K views · 2.4K reactions | Today is the 30th anniversary of the end of the first Gulf War. Operation Granby was the codename for the UK's contribution to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi forces. It was the largest single deployment of British personnel since the Second World War. #DesertStorm #OpGranby | British Army | Facebook

175K views · 289 reactions | German reservists from 203rd Panzer Battalion have been training on the British Army's Sennelager Ranges in their Leopard 2 tanks.  The Leopard 2, known for its 120mm smoothbore cannon, has a reputation for pinpoint accuracy.  Full story: https://www.forces.net/news/german-leopard-2-tanks-practise-live-firing-sennelager | Forces News | Facebook

12 water tanks have been delivered to Isiolo county this week by BATUK's Community Engagement team. Today Colonel Gilby, Commander BATUK met with H.E. Dr. Mohammed Abdi Kuti at the Governor's office in Isiolo for the handover ceremony. The water tanks will be distributed to areas where people have limited access to clean water for handwashing which will help to #StopTheSpread of Covid-19. Head over to our Instagram account @batuk_official for the Swahili version. | British Army Training Unit, Ke