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🚀🇺🇸 The US Army has signed a contract with General Atomics to develop a 155-mm extended-range projectile The company General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has received a contract to develop the XM1155 155-mm extended-range projectile as part of the Enhanced Range Artillery Project (ERAP). The General Atomics projectile, during...

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🇺🇦 Ukraine will no longer purchase morally obsolete M107-type 155 mm artillery shells with a range of 18 km (including domestically produced ones) and will instead prioritize modern, extended-range ERFB (Extended Range Full Bore) 155 mm artillery shells with a range of 38 km. 🔻 The information is reported by Defence Express, citing statements from representatives of the Ukrainian company “Ukrainian Armored Vehicles”. The company itself is capable of producing up to 100,000 such 155 mm artillery shells per year using its own capacities. 🔻 In the photo: ERFB-type 155 mm artillery shell. This decision marks an important step in increasing the effectiveness of Ukrainian artillery by shifting focus to longer-range munitions. Domestic production at this scale will significantly enhance Ukraine’s ability to strike deeper into enemy positions while reducing logistical pressure.

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