155mm artillery

Portugal Signs Framework Agreement for 36 Caesar Howitzers

The Portuguese government has signed a framework agreement for the purchase of 36 Caesar NG self-propelled howitzers from France.

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Junghans Microtec to Supply Time Fuses for German Artillery Rounds

Germany has signed a framework agreement with Junghans Microtec for the procurement of 180,000 time fuses for 155mm artillery projectiles.

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UK Delivers 10 Additional AS90 Self-Propelled Howitzers to Ukraine

The UK has delivered 10 additional AS90 artillery guns to Ukraine since its new government took charge in July and is on course to send six more in the coming weeks.

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Norway Approves Nammo License Transfer to Produce Artillery Ammo in Ukraine

The Norwegian government has approved the transfer of Nammo defense technology to a Ukrainian firm for the production of 155mm artillery shells in Ukraine.

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Hanwha Demos K9’s Interoperability With US Army Excalibur Round

Hanwha’s K9 self-propelled howitzer demonstrated its interoperability with the Raytheon M982A1 Excalibur precision-guided 155mm rounds earlier this year.

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Romania Picks S. Korea’s K9 Thunder Howitzers for Massive Artillery Upgrade

The Romanian Ministry of National Defence has selected South Korea’s K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzers to modernize its artillery fleet.

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France Greenlights High Precision KNDS Artillery Shell Development 

The French defense procurement agency has contracted KNDS France for its support in developing the Katana high precision guided ammunition. 

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European Nations Order $100M in 155mm Shells From Singapore Firm 

ST Engineering has clinched over $100 million in contracts to supply NATO standard 155mm ammunition for European countries.

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Israel Fields ‘World’s First Fully Automatic’ 155mm Howitzer

The Israel Defense Forces has fielded the Roem/Sigma self-propelled howitzer following a series of tests.

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S. Korea Offers K9 Howitzers for Canceled US Army ERCA Program

South Korea is offering its K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer to the US Army to fill the capability gap created by canceling the Extended-Range Cannon Artillery program.

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