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The U.S. Army’s 155-Millimeter Cannons Can Now Kill from Long-Range

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The U.S. Army's Missiles: Longer-Range and More Maneuverable

Small Nation, Big Guns: Slovakia's Artillery Will Blow You Away

Sweden Is No Military Superpower, But Its Bandkanon Artillery Is World-Class

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China Is Now Working On a Deadly Kamikaze Drone Army

The U.S. Army's Excalibur "S" Artillery Round Can Destroy Targets On The Move

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North Korea's Heavy Artillery Capabilities Matter More than its Nuclear

Robots Will Bring Ammo to Soldiers on the Frontlines

Weak and Pathetic: North Korea’s Tanks Have Some Serious Problems

As the U.S. Army Looks to Modernize, Production on the Paladin Begins

Meet the Deadliest Big Guns of World War II

North Korea's Artillery Would Fire the First Salvo of a Future War

Russia's Heavy Weapons are Getting a new UAV-based targeting System

You Should Be More Worried About North Korean Chemical Weapons than Nukes

What Made Sweden’s Bandkanon Such a Powerful Artillery Weapon?

Could Nuclear Artillery Have Helped the Soviet Union Win a War in Europe?

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