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The U.S. Army's New Artillery Can Kill from 40 Miles Away

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Touchpoints: How the Army Brings Emerging Tech Onto the Battlefield

First of Its Kind: The Extended Range Cannon Artillery Will Change Ground Warfare

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

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Big Guns: This Picture Shows the Future of U.S. Artillery

The U.S. Army Has a Master Plan for Killer Battlefield 'Guns'

The Current U.S. Military's Top Priority is Long Range Precision Fires

The Army Wants Artillery Rounds That Can Change Direction Mid-Flight

A row of Guided Bomb Unit 32s lie on a munitions assembly conveyer at Langley Air Force Base Virginia

Why Long Range Precision Fires Are a Top Priority for the U.S. Army

Trajectory-Bending Rounds Can Easily Destroy that Hidden Enemy Tank