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Rheinmetall and Elbit Systems have successfully conducted a live fire demonstration of an automated 155mm L52 wheeled self-propelled howitzer. The demonstration of the new system took place in... | May 17, 2023

Rheinmetall and Elbit Systems have successfully conducted a live fire demonstration of an automated 155mm L52 wheeled self-propelled howitzer. The demonstration of the new system took place in early... | May 16, 2023

First Lieutenant Tyler Topping, United States Army, distinguished service during theCombined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, at Erbil Airbase (EAB), in Iraq, from March to December 2022 in support of

NEWS FROM SAAB 24 November 2022 CUE 22-071 Saab to Display at I/ITSEC 2022 Saab is showcasing its full range of... | November 24, 2022

Russian heavy artillery, indirect fire, how are they managing to hold the russians off? our men, they are going — they fight. every day by this fire, you can watch it, because we believe that all the democratic countries, all the world, will help us, and when we will take, we give modern weapon, these brave men, they can destroy completely the russian army. as the day grows long, it is time to pick up the pace. on open ground theres no safe hiding place. pinned down, the route back is cut off ...

Do to ukrainian homes. this is relentless. the reason that these men are holding on so tight here in these defensive positions is because they simply cannot let the russians through here. if they do, more ukrainian troops to the south and the donbas will be under threat. so they are hanging on for dear life here. at the front, theres no bunker, but they are armed to the teeth. yuri, this is a volunteer battalion, these men were doing ordinary jobs before the war, and they are facing against russ...

This is relentless. the reason that these men are holding on so tight here in these defensive positions is because they simply cannot let the russians through here. if they do, more ukrainian troops to the south and the donbas will be under threat. so they are hanging on for dear life here. at the front, theres no bunker, but they are armed to the teeth. yuri, this is a volunteer battalion, these men were doing ordinary jobs before the war, and they are facing against russian tanks, russian heav...

Then apparently the ukrainians had the ability to counterattack. i just wonder, based on the soda straw view that you and i are getting of that battlefield, what is your assessment of where russian efforts stand in the east right now? >> they -- the russians continue to be disorganized from a component of combined arms operations. indirect fire, direct fires, and aviation assets. so it is a largely artillery based army, mass fires, less frequent use of precision weapons, and when we talk about m...

Russians have mormorale. but when the heavy stuff begins, a matter of days or weeks, what would that look like? >> very key to understand about russia formations, essentially how they fight, is they use massive amounts of artillery. the u.s. uses artillery at a more precise format. wed go and really pick out targets, try to lace targets with precision-guided munitions. most of what the russians do is overwhelming saturation of indirect fire. massive artillery prep. in this region here, essential...

As part of an ongoing celebration of providing educational opportunities to the residents of southern Aroostook, western New Brunswick, and northern Washington and Penobscot counties for more than 20 years, the Houlton Higher Education Center is placing a spotlight on another local graduate.