in Bosnia and Kosovo. They were subsequently deployed alongside Challenger 2 tanks during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Operation Telic in 2003. British CRARRVs were also deployed as part of Operation Herrick, the British contribution to the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) during the War in Afghanistan where they supported British Challenger 2-derived Titan bridgelayers and Trojan combat engineering vehicles. In 2020, a CRARRV was used to recover rail vehicles the aftermath of the Stonehaven derailment. Operators United Kingdom - 80 in service, subsequently received Challenger 2 powertrain upgrades. Oman - 4 in service. Future operators Ukraine - an unspecified number of CRARRVs are to be donated to Ukraine alongside a squadron of Challenger 2 tanks in 2023. Vehicles on display The prototype CRARRV is on display at The REME Museum at MoD Lyneham, Wiltshire. See also Challenger 1 - vehicle from which CRARRV was originally derived. Challenger 2 - CRARRVs subsequently upgraded to share a power train with this vehicle. Trojan Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers - Challenger 2 derived combat engineering vehicle. M88 Recovery Vehicle - US equivalent. References External links CRARRV at Rheinmetall CRARRV at Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land CRARRV on the British Army website. Tracked armoured recovery vehicles Military vehicles introduced in the 1980s British Army equipment