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Catapult guns & Tampella mortars, 2 long-serving artillery systems Army just decommissioned Catapult guns had been in Army’s inventory for nearly 4 decades while Tampella mortars were inducted after 1962 war. They were decommissioned Tuesday. Amrita Nayak Dutta 17 March, 2021 3:44 pm IST Text Size: A+ New Delhi: Two of the Army’s longest serving artillery systems — the 130mm self-propelled M-46 Catapult guns and the 160mm Tampella mortars — were decommissioned Tuesday at the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in the deserts of Jaisalmer. The ceremony was ma...

Express News Service NEW DELHI: Indian Army on Tuesday de-commissioned two of its longest serving Artillery systems. The Mahajan Field Firing Ranges witnessed the decommissioning ceremony marked by the customary firing of last salvos of the 130mm Self Propelled M-46 Catapult Guns and the 160mm Tampella Mortars in the presence of the Director General Artillery Lieutenant General K Ravi Prasad, the head of the Arm of Artillery.   The proud end of the systems followed a long operational experience. The 130mm Catapult, with a range of more than 27 km, was a successful merger of two existing wea...

Indian Army decommissions 130mm self-propelled guns and 160mm mortars ANI | Updated: Mar 16, 2021 23:12 IST New Delhi [India], March 16 (ANI): Two of the longest-serving Artillery systems -- the 130mm Self Propelled M-46 Catapult Guns and the 160mm Tampella Mortars -- were decommissioned by the Indian Army on Tuesday at Mahajan Field Firing Ranges. "The ceremony was marked by the customary firing of last salvos. The decommissioning firing was attended by Lieutenant General K Ravi Prasad, Director General Artillery and other senior officers," read the pres...