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Desert To Siachen, No Hiding From India's Homegrown Mobile Artillery: 10 Points
India is set to test a homegrown mobile artillery gun that can be deployed anywhere, from Rajasthan's desert to Siachen's icy heights. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has named it Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS).
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Centre Clears Rs 7,000 Crore Acquisition Of India-Made Artillery Gun System
The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the acquisition of the India-made Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) worth nearly Rs 7,000 crore.
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Top Defence Chief Gives Big Update On India-Made Artillery Gun Systems Order
The first order of 307 Advanced Towed Artillery Gun Systems (ATAGS) for deployment along the borders with China and Pakistan will be placed before the end of the current financial year--FY 24, DRDO chairman Dr Samir V Kamat said.
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India Approves Purchase Of Military Equipment Worth $8.5 Billion
India on Thursday approved purchases of missiles, helicopters, artillery guns and electronic warfare systems worth $8.5 billion as it sought to add more teeth to its military.
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On Independence Day, Made-In-India Gun Used In Ceremonial Salute: 5 Points
For the first time, a made-in-India howitzer gun was part of the 21-gun salute during the Independence Day celebrations at Red Fort in New Delhi on Monday. The Advanced Towed Artillery Gun (ATAG) was used along with British-made 25-Pounders.
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Successful Trials Of India-Made Advanced Artillery Gun System Carried Out
Trials of made in India Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) were successfully conducted at Pokhran Field Firing Range (PFFR) between April 26 and May 2, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) officials said on Monday.
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"Dhanush" System, Army Air Defence Contingent To Take Part In Republic Day Parade
India's military might and some of the state-of-the-art assets of the armed forces will be showcased during the Republic Day Parade on Rajpath, with artillery gun system "Dhanush" and a marching contingent of the Army Air Defence set to take part in the ceremonial event for the first time, officials said on Thursday.
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Defence Minister Inducts 3 Major Artillery Gun Systems
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday inducted three major artillery gun systems,including the M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers and the K-9 Vajra, into the Army.
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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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BAE Systems Picks Mahindra As Partner For Howitzer Gun Deal
BAE Systems today announced selection of Mahindra as its India partner for the nearly USD 700 million deal for the supply of 145 M777 howitzers, which are ultralight weight artillery guns having a strike range of 25 km.
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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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Desert To Siachen, No Hiding From India's Homegrown Mobile Artillery: 10 Points
India is set to test a homegrown mobile artillery gun that can be deployed anywhere, from Rajasthan's desert to Siachen's icy heights. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has named it Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS).
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Centre Clears Rs 7,000 Crore Acquisition Of India-Made Artillery Gun System
The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the acquisition of the India-made Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) worth nearly Rs 7,000 crore.
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Top Defence Chief Gives Big Update On India-Made Artillery Gun Systems Order
The first order of 307 Advanced Towed Artillery Gun Systems (ATAGS) for deployment along the borders with China and Pakistan will be placed before the end of the current financial year--FY 24, DRDO chairman Dr Samir V Kamat said.
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India Approves Purchase Of Military Equipment Worth $8.5 Billion
India on Thursday approved purchases of missiles, helicopters, artillery guns and electronic warfare systems worth $8.5 billion as it sought to add more teeth to its military.
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On Independence Day, Made-In-India Gun Used In Ceremonial Salute: 5 Points
For the first time, a made-in-India howitzer gun was part of the 21-gun salute during the Independence Day celebrations at Red Fort in New Delhi on Monday. The Advanced Towed Artillery Gun (ATAG) was used along with British-made 25-Pounders.
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Successful Trials Of India-Made Advanced Artillery Gun System Carried Out
Trials of made in India Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) were successfully conducted at Pokhran Field Firing Range (PFFR) between April 26 and May 2, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) officials said on Monday.
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"Dhanush" System, Army Air Defence Contingent To Take Part In Republic Day Parade
India's military might and some of the state-of-the-art assets of the armed forces will be showcased during the Republic Day Parade on Rajpath, with artillery gun system "Dhanush" and a marching contingent of the Army Air Defence set to take part in the ceremonial event for the first time, officials said on Thursday.
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Defence Minister Inducts 3 Major Artillery Gun Systems
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday inducted three major artillery gun systems,including the M777 American Ultra Light Howitzers and the K-9 Vajra, into the Army.
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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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BAE Systems Picks Mahindra As Partner For Howitzer Gun Deal
BAE Systems today announced selection of Mahindra as its India partner for the nearly USD 700 million deal for the supply of 145 M777 howitzers, which are ultralight weight artillery guns having a strike range of 25 km.
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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.
