Archer self-propelled howitzer
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Sep- 2026 -21 SeptemberEurope
Latvia Selects Czech Morana Howitzer Over Swedish Archer
Latvia has opted to procure Excalibur Army’s Morana 155mm self-propelled artillery system over BAE Systems Bofors’ Archer.
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Aug- 2026 -27 AugustEurope
Sweden Receives First Four Archer 8×8 Artillery Systems
The Swedish Armed Forces has received its first four Archer 8x8 self-propelled artillery systems.
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Feb- 2026 -5 FebruaryCommentary
Is Canada’s Artillery Modernization Headed for the Same Pitfalls as the F-35?
Canada risks repeating the F-35 mistake: its artillery requirements are shaping the winner before the competition even begins.
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Jan- 2026 -14 JanuaryEurope
Latvia Advances Artillery Modernization With Approval of 18 Archer Howitzers
The Latvian government has approved the procurement of 18 Archer wheeled self-propelled artillery systems from Sweden.
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Sep- 2025 -16 SeptemberArms
Sweden Announces 18 Additional Archer Howitzers for Ukraine
Sweden will provide Ukraine with a 9.2-billion Swedish krona ($989-million) support package, which includes 18 Archer artillery systems.
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Jun- 2025 -16 JuneArms
Latvia to Buy 18 Archer 155mm Wheeled Howitzers From Sweden
The Latvian Ministry of Defence has signed a letter of intent with Sweden to procure 18 Archer 8x8 self-propelled artillery systems.
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Nov- 2024 -22 NovemberExercises
British Army Fires Archer Howitzer for First Time in NATO Exercise in Finland
The British Army has completed the first live firing of the Archer mobile howitzer during NATO’s Exercise Dynamic Front 25 in Finland.
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8 NovemberEurope
Switzerland Picks KNDS Mobile Artillery to Replace Legacy Howitzer
The Swiss arms procurement agency has picked the Remote-Controlled Howitzer 155mm (RCH 155) artillery system as the replacement of the aging M109 self-propelled howitzer.
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Oct- 2024 -23 OctoberEurope
UK to Send Challenger 3 Tanks to Defend Estonia
A British Army brigade will be assigned to Estonia along with newly-acquired and yet-to-be inducted weapon platforms such as the Challenger 3 main battle tank.
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