Artillery Systems

Howitzers, rocket artillery, and long-range firepower systems.

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US Artillery: M777, Paladin, HIMARS and MLRS

American artillery comes in five main systems: the towed M119 and M777 howitzers, the self-propelled M109 Paladin, and the HIMARS and M270 rocket launchers. The...

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Czechoslovak Group Company Profile, Products, Employees and Revenue

Czechoslovak Group, known as CSG, is the Prague-based defense holding that was assembled in 2014 and listed on Euronext Amsterdam in January 2026 at a...

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What Artillery Does Turkey Have? Fırtına, Boran and TRG-300

Turkey has one of the largest artillery forces in NATO: about 1,045 self-propelled guns, 635 towed guns and 200 rocket launchers. As with its tanks,...

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Archer vs CAESAR vs PzH 2000, Three Ways to Build a Howitzer

Archer, CAESAR and PzH 2000 are the three main Western answers to the same question, how to put a 155mm, 52-caliber gun where it survives,...

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The 155mm Shell Production Race, Who Is Winning in 2026

The 155mm artillery shell has become the single most fought-over industrial product in the Western world, with the United States driving toward a 100,000-round monthly...

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Counter-Battery Radar Explained, How Armies Find Enemy Guns

Counter-battery radar is the technology that turns an enemy’s own shells against him, tracking a round in flight and calculating the gun’s position within seconds...

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AHS Krab, the Polish Howitzer Proven the Hard Way in Ukraine

The AHS Krab is Poland’s 155mm self-propelled howitzer, a 48-ton hybrid that mates a British-designed turret to a South Korean chassis and has fired more...

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