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Russia Receives Upgraded ‘Atomic Cannon’: Report

Russian arms manufacturer Uraltransmash has reportedly delivered upgraded 2S7M Malka self-propelled howitzers to the ministry of defense.

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Indian Army Seeks Drone-Assisted Precision Artillery Fire: Report

The Indian Army is reportedly seeking unmanned aerial platforms to better direct artillery fire along the mountainous border with China.

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General Atomics Unveils Long-Range Projectile for 155mm Howitzers

General Atomics-Electromagnetic Systems has designed a winged projectile for 155-mm cannons that can strike targets as far as 150 kilometers away.

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BAE Considers Restarting M777 Production After Ukraine Exploits: Report

BAE Systems is reportedly considering restarting production of the M777 howitzer after impressive exploits in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

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Ukraine Offers to Share Russian Targets With US in Bid to Get Longer-Range Rocket: Report

Ukraine has reportedly offered to share its list of Russian targets with the US in a bid to win Washington’s approval for long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems.

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France, Denmark Negotiate Additional Caesar Howitzers for Ukraine: Report

France is reportedly negotiating to deliver up to a dozen additional Caesar cannons to Ukraine, originally procured by Denmark.

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Northrop Delivers 100,000 Precision Guidance Kits to US Army

Northrop Grumman has completed the production and delivery of 100,000 precision guidance kits to the US Army.

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India to Induct More Artillery, Long-Range Rockets

The Indian Army will soon induct more artillery, long-range rockets, and loitering munitions to bolster its defense capabilities.

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UK Plans to Double Rocket Artillery Fleet: Report

The United Kingdom is reportedly planning to upgrade and double its fleet of M270 Multiple Launch Rocket Systems.

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Russia Buying N. Korean Artillery Rounds as Sanctions Bite: Report

Russia is reportedly buying artillery shells from North Korea as sanctions bite the country's ability to supply military equipment to its forces.

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