British Army Foxhound Royal Yorkshire Regiment May 2026 Photo Print

A Foxhound light protected patrol vehicle of The Royal Yorkshire Regiment, British Army, moves along the taxiway at Paderborn Airport in Germany during Exercise Rhino Storm in May 2026. The gunner stands in the roof hatch behind a general purpose machine gun, in combat helmet and body armour, under a flat grey overcast sky. The sand coloured hull carries camouflage netting over its upper surfaces and a heavy coating of mud, with an orange marker cone and a green treeline beyond the runway edge. The Royal Yorkshire Regiment was formed on 6 June 2006 by the amalgamation of the Prince of Wales's Own Regiment of Yorkshire, the Green Howards and the Duke of Wellington's Regiment, and was granted its royal title by King Charles III in April 2023. Its regular battalion serves in the light mechanised infantry role at Catterick Garrison as part of 7th Light Mechanised Brigade, the formation that carries the Desert Rats name. The Foxhound itself entered British Army service in 2012, developed from the Ocelot design by Ricardo and Force Protection Europe to replace the Snatch Land Rover, with a V shaped hull and a modular pod mounted on an armoured spine. This print is ideal for Royal Yorkshire Regiment veterans, British Army personnel and anyone with a connection to the regiment. Product Details Image Taken: 13th May 2026 Photographer: Mike Whitehurst © Crown copyright 2026 - UK MOD Licensed under the Open Government Licence (OGV3)