in Donington and Ashchurch Babcock The team received recognition from the British Army for restoring two Rapid Battlefield Ambulances in just eight weeks.
UK Defence JournalAccording to , the vehicles were taken to Babcock’s facility in Donington for routine inspections, but extensive structural damage was discovered upon inspection.
One ambulance needed its entire chassis and bulkhead replaced, while both vehicles underwent a complete rebuild including structural repairs and a full repaint.
Despite the scale of the job, the work was completed in just eight weeks. According to the company, teams from both locations worked together to design and deliver a solution that would allow the vehicle to return to frontline service.
After completing the work, Ministry of Defense staff in Ashchurch transported the two ambulances. SMC MarchwoodIt is being transported to and prepared for sea deployment scheduled for later this month.
“I was very impressed to see first-hand the extensive and rapid repairs Babcock has undertaken, which have enabled us to maintain our ability to quickly transport casualties overseas,” said Brigadier General. Matt Wilkinsonsaid:
“This experience has once again confirmed the creativity, determination to succeed and pride in supporting HM Armed Forces that we see in our industry-leading partners, for which we are very grateful.”
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