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Defence Minister Inducts 3 Major Artillery Gun Systems
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday inducted three major artillery gun systems,including the M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers and the K-9 Vajra, into the Army.
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Indian Army To Induct K9, M777 Howitzer Guns In Its Arsenal On Friday
The Indian Army is set to formally induct K9 Vajra and M777 howitzer guns at a ceremony to be attended by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at Deolali artillery centre in Maharshtra, a Defence spokesperson said on Thursday.
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Don't Blame Us, Says Ammunition Maker After Army's 35-Crore Gun Explodes
When the barrel of India's brand-new ultra-light and long-range artillery gun exploded during a field trial a few days ago, the damage was attributed by army sources to home-made ammunition.
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3 Decades After Bofors, First Modern Artillery Guns To Land This Weekend
After three decades, the Indian Army is all set to receive its first heavy ordnance as the first two guns out of the 145 M777 ultra light artillery guns it ordered from the US are expected to arrive, a month ahead of schedule, over this weekend, said a company statement.
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India Inks Rs 5,000 Crore Deal With US For 145 Artillery Guns
Breaking the Bofors jinx, India and the US today inked a nearly Rs 5,000 crore deal for 145 M777 ultra-light howitzers, which will be mostly deployed near the borders with China.
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India Clears Purchase Of 145 Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns From US
India will be buying 145 ultra-light howitzers from the United States for the upcoming Mountain Strike Corps - raised in 2013 - to defend India's border with China.
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BAE Systems Picks Mahindra As Partner For Howitzer Gun Deal
BAE Systems today announced selection of Mahindra as its India partner for the nearly USD 700 million deal for the supply of 145 M777 howitzers, which are ultralight weight artillery guns having a strike range of 25 km.
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India buys new artillery guns, 27 years after Bofors
The Indian Army got a shot in the arm today with the defence ministry clearing its long-pending $660 million (Rs.3,000 crore) proposal to buy 145 ultra-light howitzer guns to add teeth to its ageing inventory.
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Defence Minister Inducts 3 Major Artillery Gun Systems
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday inducted three major artillery gun systems,including the M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers and the K-9 Vajra, into the Army.
-
Indian Army To Induct K9, M777 Howitzer Guns In Its Arsenal On Friday
The Indian Army is set to formally induct K9 Vajra and M777 howitzer guns at a ceremony to be attended by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at Deolali artillery centre in Maharshtra, a Defence spokesperson said on Thursday.
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Don't Blame Us, Says Ammunition Maker After Army's 35-Crore Gun Explodes
When the barrel of India's brand-new ultra-light and long-range artillery gun exploded during a field trial a few days ago, the damage was attributed by army sources to home-made ammunition.
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3 Decades After Bofors, First Modern Artillery Guns To Land This Weekend
After three decades, the Indian Army is all set to receive its first heavy ordnance as the first two guns out of the 145 M777 ultra light artillery guns it ordered from the US are expected to arrive, a month ahead of schedule, over this weekend, said a company statement.
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India Inks Rs 5,000 Crore Deal With US For 145 Artillery Guns
Breaking the Bofors jinx, India and the US today inked a nearly Rs 5,000 crore deal for 145 M777 ultra-light howitzers, which will be mostly deployed near the borders with China.
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India Clears Purchase Of 145 Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns From US
India will be buying 145 ultra-light howitzers from the United States for the upcoming Mountain Strike Corps - raised in 2013 - to defend India's border with China.
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BAE Systems Picks Mahindra As Partner For Howitzer Gun Deal
BAE Systems today announced selection of Mahindra as its India partner for the nearly USD 700 million deal for the supply of 145 M777 howitzers, which are ultralight weight artillery guns having a strike range of 25 km.
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India buys new artillery guns, 27 years after Bofors
The Indian Army got a shot in the arm today with the defence ministry clearing its long-pending $660 million (Rs.3,000 crore) proposal to buy 145 ultra-light howitzer guns to add teeth to its ageing inventory.
