M109 howitzer

M109 Howitzer: The Mobile Firepower Backbone of Modern Artillery

This M109 howitzer guide breaks down how this combat-proven system continues to provide versatile, long-range artillery support across global battlefields.

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Taiwan Unveils Weapons List in Proposed $40B Special Defense Budget

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense has unveiled the weapons intended for procurement under its proposed $40 billion special defense budget.

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BAE, US Army Partner to Develop 52-Caliber M109 Paladin Howitzer

BAE Systems has signed a research and development agreement with the US Army for the 52-caliber version of the M109 self-propelled howitzer prototype.

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Pentagon Orders More Howitzer, Ammo Support Vehicles for Army

The US has awarded BAE Systems a $579.3-million contract to supply the army with howitzers and field artillery support vehicles.

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BAE Systems Signs M109 Howitzer Service Contract With US Army

BAE Systems has signed a $318-million contract with the US Army to provide technical and sustainment support for its M109A6 and A7 howitzers.

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US Army Taps BAE for More M109A7 Howitzers, Ammo Carriers

BAE Systems has signed a deal to produce and deliver more M109A7 self-propelled howitzers and M992A3 ammunition carriers for the US Army.

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BAE Tests M109 Howitzer With 52-Caliber Cannon

BAE Systems test-fired 155-millimeter projectiles from an M109-52 self-propelled howitzer.

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Australia Ditches Self-Propelled Howitzer Acquisition for M142 HIMARS

The Australian government is calling off procuring additional self-propelled howitzers in favor of the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.

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BAE Systems Awarded $466M US Army Self-Propelled Howitzer Contract

BAE Systems has been awarded a $466-million contract to supply its M109A7 Paladin self-propelled howitzers to the US Army.

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Boeing to Deliver Automatic Test Systems for US Army Black Hawks, M109 Howitzers

The US Army has awarded Boeing a $92-million contract for additional next-generation automatic test systems.

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