The U.S. Air Force promised its the nexy generation of the beloved AC-130 gunship would basically be the equivalent of a flying Howitzer. It appears the service is making good on its promise. The Air ...
FORT SILL, Okla.-- A workhorse howitzer with a modern fire control system has been undergoing testing at Fort Sill. Testing of the digitized M119A2 105mm howitzer continued with air mobility slingload ...
This is an AM General-developed Humvee-mounted 105mm Howitzer. Army artillery is experimenting with this type of mobile artillery. Experts have warned that Russian missile, artillery and ...
The current fixed armament configuration of the AC-130J includes a 30mm GAU-23/A Bushmaster automatic cannon and a 105mm howitzer, both firing out the left side of the fuselage. There are no plans to ...
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AC-130W Stinger II Gunship • Now 105mm Howitzer In A Plane
Originally, the AC-130W Stinger II was not equipped with a 105mm howitzer cannon like previous AC-130 variants had been. But ...
The video starts with aircrews loading 105mm howitzer shells into the aircraft for a training mission. The M102 is an older Army light field howitzer, designed to provide indirect fire support for ...
The Hawkeye 105 mm Howitzer mobile artillery system developed by Mandus Group looks like something straight out of Command & Conquer By Brad Howard Published Aug 6, 2018 9:31 PM EDT The Hawkeye 105 mm ...
AM General and Mandus Group are hoping to sell the Army on soft recoil gun technology which could allow placement of large guns on relatively light vehicles like the 105mm Howitzer seen here on a ...
The federal government is moving ahead with a forfeiture proceeding for a 105 mm Howitzer from a Globe company that illegally tried to sell it three years ago, court records show. The modern cannon ...
The 2-CT Hawkeye American 105mm self-propelled gun, which is still only undergoing testing with the US army, was secretly supplied to Ukraine in April. The military issues news site Defence Blog ...
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How a Light Tank Earned a Hellish Nickname
The U.S. Army’s efforts to create self-propelled artillery began in World War I and continued slowly through the interwar ...
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