The article below was written by Don Carlucci, Senior Research Scientist for Computational Structural Modeling at the U.S.
National Security Journal on MSN
The XM2001 Crusader could fire 12 rounds per minute at 40 kilometers — the Pentagon spent $11 billion and then walked away
The XM2001 Crusader was supposed to become the U.S. Army’s next-generation artillery system: a heavily automated 155mm ...
GRAFENWOEHR TRAINING AREA, Germany — The rolling hills of Bavaria this week showcased new strategies for integrating European allies into a U.S. Army artillery brigade’s ranks with the aim of making ...
Beyond Walks on MSN
US Army fires Paladin howitzers and rocket launchers
The 142nd Field Artillery Brigade conducted live fire exercises at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas during their annual training, May 7 ...
For most of its history, developmental testing of artillery has been the core mission of U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG). This testing encompasses all facets of the King of Battle, from the gun ...
If the Army doesn’t field a modern, networked, long-range, survivable self-propelled howitzer soon, it risks being totally overmatched by its peer adversaries in the next great power war. A ...
A new U.S.-based artillery unit intended to bring more firepower to Europe is up and running, but plans for deploying troops and missiles to the Continent are undisclosed. The 3rd Battalion, 12th ...
A defense contractor will build a $2 million test facility in Opelika, creating about 40 jobs in the first phase of what could be a longer commitment. Hanwha Defense USA said the site will be an ...
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