155mm artillery
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Mar- 2024 -19 MarchWar
Belgium Announces $448M Aid Including Artillery Ammo for Ukraine
The Belgian government has approved additional military aid of 412 million euros ($448 million) for Ukraine, including artillery rounds.
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15 MarchArms
Spain Buys Nearly 100,000 155mm Shells From Rheinmetall
Spain has signed a deal with Rheinmetall to receive 94,200 155mm rounds, which will be delivered between the end of 2024 and the end of 2025.
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12 MarchAmericas
US Army Cancels Extended Range Cannon Artillery Program
The US Army has canceled its Extended Range Cannon Artillery program following a failed prototyping effort last year.
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1 MarchWar
Netherlands Orders 9 Latest Czech Howitzers for Ukraine
The Netherlands has ordered nine DITA self-propelled howitzers for Ukraine from two Czech defense contractors.
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Feb- 2024 -23 FebruaryWar
Canada Could Join Czech Initiative to Buy 800,000 Shells for Ukraine
Canada has reportedly signed an agreement with the Czech Republic to explore urgent artillery shell procurement for Ukraine.
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19 FebruaryArms
Czech Republic Proposes 800,000 Artillery Rounds for Ukraine Soon
The Czech Republic could deliver 800,000 artillery shells to Ukraine if partner nations secure financing, President Petr Pavel said.
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9 FebruaryAsia Pacific
India Announces Maiden Precision Artillery Round Development
IIT Madras is partnering with Munitions India Limited to develop the country’s first 155mm “smart” artillery round.
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8 FebruaryAsia Pacific
South Korea to Mass Produce 60 Km Artillery Round
South Korea will mass produce a recently-developed extended-range 155mm artillery shell this year.
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5 FebruaryEurope
France Orders 109 Upgraded Caesar Artillery Systems
The French government has ordered Nexter Systems to deliver 109 Caesar MkII artillery systems.
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Jan- 2024 -31 JanuaryArms
Rheinmetall Discussing Arms Factory Opening in Lithuania
Rheinmetall is in talks with Lithuania to open an arms factory in the country, according to Economy and Innovation Minister Ausrine Armonaite.
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