Artillery

On that October day in 2007, Staff Sgt. Michael Gainey began a routine patrol of the Salman-Pak checkpoints southeast of Baghdad. Read More

The Indian government has allowed the Army to invite formerly banned Singapore Technologies to participate in trials to purchase 155mm/52 caliber towed artillery guns. Read More

There comes a time in every TV series when you know the show is desperately fighting cancelation. Read More

Yet another non-local was shot dead by unknown armed persons today afternoon taking the number of non-locals shot dead during the current year 2009 to 30. Read More

While back home in the Ozarks, Metzker and Pool let their families know of the ordeals they went through in Iraq. Metzker was a field artillery specialist who calculated the precise trajectories needed for big guns to hit their targets. Read More

Researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory have managed to accidentally cause $3 million of damage as they blew up one of their own buildings using a large-bore powder gun, a weapon which acts like a Civil War cannon. Read More

The Indian Army’s original heavy artillery gun supplier whose name became synonymous with defence scandals — Bofors — and a blacklisted Singaporean firm are set to face-off in a competition with a prize money worth more than Rs 10,000 crore after an embargo on trials for howitzers was lifted. Read More

Thanks to [Josh, Kyle, and Mike], it is now possible to wage (Nerf) war with an Arduino. Read More

Army National Guard Pfc. Roland C. Beauchemin has graduated from the Basic Field Artillery Cannon Crewmember Advanced Individual Training course at Fort Sill, Lawton. Read More

Three months after the first discovery of old ammunition at Addington Beach, another artillery shell was discovered yesterday morning. Read More