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Russian Artillery Could Totally Blow the U S Army Away

NATO can’t stand against these huge Russian guns. Here s What You Need to Know: RAND warns that U.S. gunners will have to do something they haven’t done for a while: practice defending themselves against attack. American artillery batteries will be stalked by armed drones, attack helicopters, and strike aircraft. Russian tank crews are even practicing “carousel” tactics to break through enemy lines and hunt down hostile artillery. The U.S. Army’s big guns have problems. The Army’s field artillery is outgunned by Russian weapons. And, it would face difficulties in knocking out entrenched North Korean artillery, or mobile Iranian weapons.

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BREAKING New Army Long-Range Units Head To Germany

By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on April 13, 2021 at 10:56 AM Lockheed’s prototype Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) fires from an Army HIMARS launcher truck WASHINGTON: The Pentagon is reversing Trump’s planned withdrawals from Germany and instead beefing up the Army’s capability to wage long-range, high-tech warfare, the Army announced this morning. The long-awaited announcement comes as 40,000 Russian troops mass along the border with Ukraine. The Trump Administration had planned to pull 12,000 troops out of Germany to punish Berlin for not meeting the NATO goal of spending 2 percent of its GDP on defense. In February, the Biden Administration promptly put that plan on hold. Now comes today’s announcement from US Army Europe & Africa (the HQs for the two continents were recently merged): Not only will the Army retain three sites in Germany it had been slated to pull out of, but it will add “approximately 500 Soldiers, 35 local national positions and 750 Family members

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UK seeks to augment its deep fires capability - Land Warfare

British Army M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System in action. (Photo: British Army/Crown Copyright) M270 MLRS launchers will be upgraded from March 2022 with new components, and new missiles will follow in 2024-2025. Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control will upgrade M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) launchers in service with the British Army. The upgrade of 44 launchers is part of a broader five-year MLRS overhaul contract between Lockheed Martin and the US DoD. Work will begin in March 2022 to keep the equipment in service with the British Army until 2050. New features will include a new armoured cab and upgraded automotive and launch mechanism components, as well as UK-specific features such as composite rubber tracks, a vehicle camera and a radar system.

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Long Range Strike Hot Potato Now In OSD Hands

By Theresa Hitchens on April 08, 2021 at 12:45 PM The Army delivers a “training canister,” simulating a hypersonic missile round, to its first hypersonic battery. WASHINGTON: The Army and Air Force have been told to stop talking in public about their feud over long-range strike for All Domain Operations signaling that the decision about who does the mission now is in the hands of higher powers. It may be resolved by a review by the powerful CAPE in time for the 2023 budget chop, experts say. Indeed, Congress may require such a study by the Pentagon’s Cost Assessment & Program Evaluation shop and perhaps also an independent study to look at force posture needs in the fiscal 2022 defense policy bill.

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