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I am asking because I read somewhere Indian army standardized 155mm for howtizers. So, I guess my question is, will there be any 105mm gun at all in the future?

With each year going by, it is becoming more and more obvious that, so called contemporary liberal international order is gradually loosing its relevance. No, I am not advocating any delusional thinking here. Like, oh hey, soon global South will take over the West or something. Rather, i am...

Indian army has a huge numbers of 105mm 'Indian field gun' in service. (1700 of them if wiki numbers are to be believed) How is IA is planning to replace them? With a newer 105mm gun or bigger 155mm guns like ATAGS? @Gessler @Nilgiri

Not sure where to put it, so just leaving it here. His Tactical contents on Ukraine war are really good. Not so bad with broader strategic analysis either. @TR_123456 @Rodeo @Sanchez et al.

I thought CDDL was up for the job. Post in thread 'Bangladesh Navy's Frigate Program' https://defencehub.live/threads/bangladesh-navys-frigate-program.1641/post-136644

The question is, is TEI manufacturing them domestically now or the casting is still sourced from aboard.

For heavy artillery they have around 50 152mm old towed guns. (2A36 and D-20) not sure how many of them survived the war though. Armenia also supposedly bought 1x regiment (18x) TOS-1A as well as 1x regiment BM-30. (Under 2015 deal) The issue is, afaik except 2x regiment (36x) Firtina non of...

That's not what the comparison was about. I wasn't talking about the overall military balance (factoring in Azerbaijan's areal capabilities) Comparison was only between projected ground fire support capabilities of two countries. (Both MLRS and 155mm heavy artillery) It won't hurt Azerbaijan...

Well, the issue is, as reported Armenia's shopping list from India likely to continue with advance air defence system like MRSAM, AKASH NG or QRSAM. (all of them are state of art systems and unlike Soviet/Russian systems they could bring success in denying airspace to Azerbaijani air force)...

Apparently, not so much.

First contract worth approximately 250 millions USD for guided Pinaka MLRS. (four Regiment. 18x vehicle each) Previously Armenia only had old GRAD MLRS. Which was unguided and didn’t have enough range. While guided Pinaka with 75km range is similar to TRG-230. And four regiment of these will be...

Interesting stuff. (The Print is considered one of the respected/reliable media outlets) So, looks like they got delivery of first Pinaka MLRS. @Anastasius @Heartbang @Agha Sher @Ryder @Sanchez

Let me predict something. In 15 years, there won't be any qualitative gap between Dassault Aviation and TUSAS. (quantitatively speaking, TAI already has the most active projects running in EUROPE)

The video actually has an English subtitle.

The next pair of candidates are probably Kazakhstan, Qatar and Malaysia. It would have been nice if we could say the same of KSA and UAE. (But I am not sure about them as long as they remain under current political systems) Maybe Indonesia and BD will also be able to see their interest in...

Got it.

It could be that it was the photo of final system they recieved. (3 aircrafts) Not all the systems together.

There was similar confusion about the deal with Tunisia. It was widely reported by most news agencies that they bought 3 ANKA UCAVs for $80 millions. However, one important detail was left out. They also bought 3 ground control system. (Which quite weird because you don't buy ground control...

I have been wondering if it is 12 ANKA systems or 12 ANKA aircrafts only. For example, each MQ-1 Predator system (similar in class to ANKA) cost around 30 millions per system (four aircraft, sensors and the ground control station) @Gary...

Which extra missiles?