M777 howitzer
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Aug- 2026 -20 AugustAmericas
US Army Picks Hanwha K9 Wheeled Howitzer for M777 Replacement Program
The US Army has selected Hanwha Defense USA to develop and deliver K9 Mobile Howitzer prototypes under its Mobile Tactical Cannon program.
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Apr- 2026 -6 AprilAmericas
BAE Lands $145M US Army Deal to Boost M777 Barrel Production
The US Army has awarded BAE Systems a $145.83-million contract for the production of 155mm M776 cannon tubes in support of the M777A2 howitzer.
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2 AprilArms
Hanwha Proposes K9 Howitzer for US Army Mobile Tactical Cannon Program
Hanwha Defense USA has confirmed the K9 mobile howitzer as its proposed testbed system for the US Army’s Mobile Tactical Cannon program.
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Mar- 2026 -3 MarchAmericas
Lockheed Demos NGC2 Prototype for US Army
A Lockheed Martin-led consortium has demonstrated the sensor-to-shooter capability of an advanced command-and-control system for the US Army during a live-fire exercise at Lightning Surge 2.
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Apr- 2025 -17 AprilAmericas
US Army Revives M777 Howitzer Production With $162M BAE Contract
The US Army has contracted BAE Systems to produce M777 major lightweight howitzer structures for $162 million.
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Jan- 2024 -5 JanuaryArms
BAE to Deliver M777 Howitzer Bases for US Army
BAE Systems has secured a contract to deliver major structures for the M777 lightweight howitzer to the US Army.
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Sep- 2023 -13 SeptemberWar
Ukraine Developing Fake Howitzers to Trick Russia
Ukraine is developing replicas of Western weapons and equipment to trick Russia into wasting their expensive assets targeting them.
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Jul- 2023 -4 JulyArms
Australia Tests Future AS9 Huntsman Self-Propelled Howitzer
The Australian Army has conducted a live-fire test of the AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzer in South Korea.
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Oct- 2022 -24 OctoberAsia Pacific
India to Domestically Produce Titanium Castings for BAE M777 Howitzers
BAE Systems has inked a deal with Indian PTC Industries for the indigenous manufacture of titanium castings for the 155mm M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer.
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12 OctoberBusiness
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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