Defence IQ Glossary: Artillery
A heavy weapons system that is used to propel heavy munitions beyond the line of sate, far exceeding the range and power of small arms.
Defence Industry Bulletin: Issue 20
February 22 by Defence IQ DigitalIn the latest issue of the Defence Industry Bulletin, we interview Bell Helicopters managing director of the Middle East & Africa, explore the Austro-Asian artillery alternative and much more...
HIMARS: Capabilities and market prospects
February 21 by Debalina GhoshalSeveral countries have since taken an active interest in HIMARS in recent years, leading to this technology making an impact on both the defence market and the frontlines.
SitaWare battle management proving a boon to artillery
June 04 by Defence IQ PressSystematic, an IT solution specialist, has long been spearheading transformation for armed forces across the world with its SitaWare suite of solutions, which provide proven top-to-bottom situational...
Future Artillery Investment: Survey Results
March 06 by Defence IQ PressAmid current land conflicts and the potential of future warfare, it is useful to understand how armies are prioritizing their artillery challenges, and where artillery investment should lie. Defence I...
Survey: Future Artillery Systems
February 05 by Defence IQ PressArtillery is fast re-establishing itself as an indispensable tactical instrument, vital for both self-defence and expeditionary warfare, but it is essential that military users and commercial supplier...
Mortar carrier system 'negates' recoil problem
October 03 by Defence IQ PressAn early version of the Alakran mortar carrier system. Image: NTGS. For years, the issue of reducing or eliminating mortar recoil force has been one of the most in need for proven sol...
Danish Army sees urgent need for digital mortar systems
August 24 by Richard de SilvaIn an active battlefield, the factor of response time is vital. Digital systems have been taking the effort in calculation out of the hands of soldiers for some time, enabling split-second turnaro...
Future Mortar Systems Requirements & Holdings
August 22 by Andrew ElwellAlthough 81mm self-propelled (SP) mortar systems are still operated by some countries, including the U.K., there is now a trend towards the larger 120mm SP systems, which have a longer range and gener...
Mortar systems: Challenges in a new battlespace
July 23 by Richard de SilvaA new dawn for mortar systems has arrived. While lessons and upgrades have been harnessed from Afghanistan, tomorrow’s conflicts may present an entirely different environment with a number of em...
An Overview of the Mortar Systems Market
July 16 by Defence IQ DigitalThe most commonly operated towed or hand-held indirect fire mortar calibres are 60mm, 81mm and 120mm, but others, such as 82mm and 107mm are also in use. There are over 100,000 towed/hand-held and sel...
Indian firm announces JV with Israel's Elbit, targets mortar and artillery market
October 17 by Defence IQ PressBharat Forge, part of Indian conglomerate the Kalyani Group, has acquired Ruag’s gun manufacturing facility and plans to establish a joint venture with Israel’s Elbit Systems. The new ven...
Video: Watch the explosive power (and precision) of mortars in action
October 16 by Richard de SilvaEXPAL`s SHEPHERD-MIL is an autonomous aerial reconnaissance device in the shape of a bird, silent and discreet, which incorporates two Day/Night cameras and allows automatic take-off and landing, as w...