Army vehicles could be 'stranded in full view of the enemy' after £2billion cut to fill defence black hole

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Army vehicles could be 'stranded in full view of the enemy' after £2billion cut to fill defence black hole

Army vehicles could be left "stranded in full view of the enemy" after Labour cut £2billion from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) budget. Earlier this year, the 100th Boxer - an armoured fighting vehicle - was delivered to the MoD. But now, in an effort to fill a £4.7billion defence black hole, the Government has scrapped plans to develop three new battlefield vehicles, including one capable of recovering the Boxer. W…