EU intends to procure one million artillery shells for Ukraine
EU leaders expect a landmark decision to jointly procure 1 million of 155mm artillery shells for Ukraine.
EU leaders expect a landmark decision to jointly procure 1 million of 155mm artillery shells for Ukraine.
US Army V Corps, in coordination with NATO allies and other US stakeholders, is developing a multi-faceted approach to build alliance lethality, interoperability and field artillery expertise.
Israeli defence company Elbit Systems announced that it has signed two contracts to supply 155mm self-propelled howitzers and artillery rocket systems to “European NATO member country”.
German Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius expects the agreement for new self-propelled howitzers for Bundeswehr will be signed by end of next month.
French defence industry company EURENCO has decided to increase its production capacity for large-caliber propellants, mainly for 155mm artillery ammunition.
Finnish Defence Forces will procure more 155mm Bonus MK II special munitions for anti-tank weapons of the artillery.
BAE Systems has received an order for an undisclosed number of M109A7 Paladin self-propelled howitzer and M99A3 Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicles.
At the IDEX 2023, Czech defence company Excalibur Army will present, among others, Dana M2, Dita, and Morana self-propelled howitzers.
Ukrainian state-owned defence enterprise Ukroboronprom and unspecified NATO country have jointly launched the production of 120 mm mortar ammunition.
Rheinmetall Denel Munition has received an order to supply the unspecified NATO member state customer with Assegai 155 mm artillery ammunition.
The Junghans Defence company announced that at the end of 2022 it successfully completed qualification of new dual-mode artillery fuze called Furya.
Nammo has approved an investment of NOK 260 million (about EUR 24 million) in machinery and production equipment to increase 155 mm artillery shell production.
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