155mm artillery
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Apr- 2026 -13 AprilEurope
Finland Expands Artillery Fleet With Additional 112 K9 Systems
Finland has signed a contract with South Korea for the procurement of an additional 112 K9 self-propelled howitzers.
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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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Jan- 2026 -15 JanuaryAmericas
Taiwan Partners With US to Co-Produce 155mm Artillery Shells
Taiwan has begun preliminary work for the joint production of 155mm artillery shells with the US, according to Taipei’s head of the Armaments Bureau, Lt. Gen. Lin Wen-hsiang.
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Nov- 2025 -6 NovemberArms
Belgium Expands 155mm Shell Production With Automated Factory Line
Belgium has opened a new production line in Wallonia to manufacture 155-millimeter artillery shells as part of efforts to strengthen its defense industry and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
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Aug- 2025 -13 AugustArms
Poland to Raise 155mm Shell Production Sixfold by 2027
Poland is gearing up for a massive ammunition production surge, aiming to boost annual output of 155mm artillery shells sixfold — from around 30,000 to 180,000 — by 2027.
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Jun- 2025 -27 JuneEurope
Patria Completes Live-Fire Tests of New ARVE Mobile Artillery
Patria has completed live-fire testing of its new ARtillery on Vehicle (ARVE) mobile artillery system, dubbed the 155 Self-Propelled Gun (SPG).
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May- 2025 -30 MayArms
Caesar 8×8 Howitzer to Begin Production in Czech Republic
KNDS has announced that the serial production of its Caesar 8x8 artillery system in the Czech Republic will begin in early June.
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23 MayArms
Tiberius Aerospace Turns Artillery Rounds Into Supersonic ‘Missiles’
Tiberius Aerospace is rolling out a ramjet-powered 155mm shell that flies at supersonic speeds and hits targets at extended ranges.
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5 MayArms
Pakistan’s Artillery Stockpile Could Run Dry in Four Days of War: Report
Pakistan is reportedly facing a critical shortage of artillery ammunition, with its stockpile estimated at lasting no more than four days in a high-intensity conflict.
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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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