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How Far Can U.S. Artillery Shoot? - Vimarsana News

How Far Can U.S. Artillery Shoot?

The ground-combat branch is spending billions of dollars extending the firing range of its howitzers and rocket launchers.

Rust November Update Release Time and Patch Notes Today - Vimarsana News

Rust November Update Release Time and Patch Notes Today

Check out the official release time and patch notes for the brand new Rust update releasing later today (November 4) for PC.

AI Will Help Army Artillery Kill Targets Thousands of Miles Away - Vimarsana News

AI Will Help Army Artillery Kill Targets Thousands of Miles Away

The Army during the 2000s lagged behind its major rivals in artillery development. Here's What You Need to Remember: Targeting could pose a problem for these far-away targets. According to Breaking Defense, the Army is working on artificial intelligence and wireless networks so its howitzers and rocket-launchers can receive target coordinates from the service’s own drones as well as from drones, spy planes and satellites belonging to the other armed services. The U.S. Army just fired two 155-millimeter-diameter howitzer shells out to a distance of 40 miles. The test shots at Yuma Proving Gr...

The Army's New 1000-Mile Cannon Will Match The Navy And Air Force's Ranged Strike Capabilities - Vimarsana News

The Army's New 1000-Mile Cannon Will Match The Navy And Air Force's Ranged Strike Capabilities

The Army’s New 1000-Mile Cannon Will Match The Navy And Air Force's Ranged Strike Capabilities The U.S. Army still is studying a concept for a gigantic new cannon that could fire shells as far as 1,000 miles. Key point: The Army also is working with the Navy to develop a common hypersonic glide vehicle, which would launch atop a rocket then travel 1,400 miles or farther at a top speed exceeding Mach 5. The U.S. Army still is studying a concept for a gigantic new cannon that could fire shells as far as 1,000 miles. The new Strategic Long-Range Cannon could give the ground-combat branch roug...

North Korea developing nuclear-powered submarine, tactical nuclear missiles, says Kim Jong-un - Vimarsana News

North Korea developing nuclear-powered submarine, tactical nuclear missiles, says Kim Jong-un

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has revealed that Pyongyang is at different stages in the development of a range of new military platforms and weapon systems, including a nuclear-powered submarine, tactical nuclear weapons, hypersonic glide ...

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