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Apache Choppers, Howitzers: US Clears $428-Million Defence Support To India
The approvals come amid expanding defence cooperation between India and the United States, which have steadily deepened military ties over the past decade through arms sales, joint military exercises and technology-sharing initiatives.
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Army Test-Fires Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns It Received From US, 3 Decades After Bofors
Exhaustive field trials are being carried out on two long-range ultra-light howitzers in Pokhran which the Indian Army received from the US after a gap of 30 years since the Bofors scandal broke out, an official said.
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India Inks Rs 5,000 Crore Deal With US For 145 Artillery Guns
Breaking the Bofors jinx, India and the US today inked a nearly Rs 5,000 crore deal for 145 M777 ultra-light howitzers, which will be mostly deployed near the borders with China.
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India, US Likely To Seal Deal Worth Rs 5,000 Crore For 145 Ultra-Light Howitzers
India and the US are likely to sign an agreement for the purchase of 145 American Ultra-Light Howitzers, worth about Rs 5,000 crore, this fiscal, the first deal for artillery guns since the Bofors scandal in 1980s.
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Apache Choppers, Howitzers: US Clears $428-Million Defence Support To India
The approvals come amid expanding defence cooperation between India and the United States, which have steadily deepened military ties over the past decade through arms sales, joint military exercises and technology-sharing initiatives.
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Army Test-Fires Ultra-Light Howitzer Guns It Received From US, 3 Decades After Bofors
Exhaustive field trials are being carried out on two long-range ultra-light howitzers in Pokhran which the Indian Army received from the US after a gap of 30 years since the Bofors scandal broke out, an official said.
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India Inks Rs 5,000 Crore Deal With US For 145 Artillery Guns
Breaking the Bofors jinx, India and the US today inked a nearly Rs 5,000 crore deal for 145 M777 ultra-light howitzers, which will be mostly deployed near the borders with China.
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India, US Likely To Seal Deal Worth Rs 5,000 Crore For 145 Ultra-Light Howitzers
India and the US are likely to sign an agreement for the purchase of 145 American Ultra-Light Howitzers, worth about Rs 5,000 crore, this fiscal, the first deal for artillery guns since the Bofors scandal in 1980s.
