The US Army is looking for companies that can build up to 12,000 155 mm artillery shells a month. The Army's survey comes as the US supplies Ukraine with arms, including about 800,000 155 mm rounds.

The Ukraine war has often been a grinding artillery battle. These are the big guns being sent in to pound Russian forces. Artillery has played a dominant role on the battlefield in Ukraine. When ...

The 155 mm/39 calibre M777 ultra lightweight howitzer, displayed above undergoing trials with the UK Army, has a maximum range of 24.7 km using unassisted rounds and a sustained rate of fire of 2 ...

The Ukrainian military has started to actively use the 155-millimeter M777 howitzer, delivered by the United States. The long-range artillery has already made an impact during the exchange of fire ...

American M777 howitzers could prove a major factor in turning the tide against Russian forces in the ongoing invasion of Ukraine thanks to their precision and power. The howitzers are field artillery ...

Marine Staff Sgt. William McGowan, right, and Marine Cpl. Thomas Down, both assigned to Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262, look down through the "hell hole" in the belly of a CH-53E "Sea Stallion" ...

Images purport to show Russian forces targeting and successfully firing on Ukrainian targets while claiming to have destroyed equipment provided by the United States and European countries. The ...

JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii - Soldiers assigned to Company C, 3rd Battalion, 7th Field Artillery Regiment, 25th Infantry Division, from Schofield Barracks, cold-loaded howitzers aboard a ...

WASHINGTON — Ukrainian troops fire thousands of explosive shells at Russian targets every day, using high-tech cannons supplied by the United States and its allies. But those weapons are burning out ...

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. - The breach opens, a pair of cannon crewmen load one 155 millimeter caliber artillery round into the chamber of the 35 foot weapon. The smell of gunpowder lingers in ...

The Indian Ministry of Defense has approved the purchase of 145 M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzers from BAE Systems at a cost of about $750 million, according to Indian media reports. The ...