The M777 is, at four tons, the lightest 155mm towed howitzer ever fielded. A crew of five fires regular rounds to 24 kilometers and RAP rocket assisted projectiles to 40 kilometers. M777 fire control ...

The FTSE 100 defence giant announced it will spend more than £25million to construct the 94,000 sq ft site, which will be used to manufacture its M777 lightweight howitzer. The weapon was ...

BAE Systems will open a £25m artillery factory in Sheffield as part of efforts to support Ukrainian forces in the battle ...

BAE Systems has drawn up plans to build an artillery factory in Sheffield as part of a multi-million-pound investment.The ...

Arms company BAE Systems says it will make titanium structures for the M777 towed howitzer. The site in the north east of the city opens next year. It follows a deal with the US Army in January.

Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The commando team was said to have called in three of the projectiles fired from a US-made M777 towed howitzer to hit the communications tower ...

German Navy warships were once nearly armed with gun turrets taken from land-based PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers. The ...

South Korea's K9A2 Howitzer: The U.S. Military's New Super Artillery? South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace has begun field tests for the K9A2 self-propelled howitzer (SPH), an advanced variant of its ...

BAE Systems has started building a new plant in UK’s Sheffield for the development and production of M777 howitzers. This marks a £25 million investment aimed at revitalizing the UK’s artillery ...