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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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Army Test-Fires Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns It Received From US, 3 Decades After Bofors
Exhaustive field trials are being carried out on two long-range ultra-light howitzers in Pokhran which the Indian Army received from the US after a gap of 30 years since the Bofors scandal broke out, an official said.
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3 Decades After Bofors, Indian Army Gets First Artillery Guns From US
For the first time in three decades, the Indian Army received two new artillery guns today. The M-777 ultra-light howitzer guns are part of Indias 145-gun order from the US for 700 million dollars.
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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, US Likely To Seal Deal Worth Rs 5,000 Crore For 145 Ultra-Light Howitzers
India and the US are likely to sign an agreement for the purchase of 145 American Ultra-Light Howitzers, worth about Rs 5,000 crore, this fiscal, the first deal for artillery guns since the Bofors scandal in 1980s.
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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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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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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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Army Test-Fires Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns It Received From US, 3 Decades After Bofors
Exhaustive field trials are being carried out on two long-range ultra-light howitzers in Pokhran which the Indian Army received from the US after a gap of 30 years since the Bofors scandal broke out, an official said.
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3 Decades After Bofors, Indian Army Gets First Artillery Guns From US
For the first time in three decades, the Indian Army received two new artillery guns today. The M-777 ultra-light howitzer guns are part of Indias 145-gun order from the US for 700 million dollars.
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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, US Likely To Seal Deal Worth Rs 5,000 Crore For 145 Ultra-Light Howitzers
India and the US are likely to sign an agreement for the purchase of 145 American Ultra-Light Howitzers, worth about Rs 5,000 crore, this fiscal, the first deal for artillery guns since the Bofors scandal in 1980s.
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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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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.
