The U.S. for the first time has pledged to Ukraine cluster munitions: 155-millimeter artillery ... Cluster shells tend to leave behind unexploded bomblets that endanger civilians. The American ...

The U.S. has given Ukraine more than a million American-made artillery shells, and Ukrainians are shooting thousands of them at Russian troops each day. I decided to take a closer look at where ...

Ground wars are still won with bullets and artillery ... made in America since the 1980s—forcing the Pentagon to buy it from countries including Poland and Turkey. Higher-tech shells that ...

The 55th Artillery Brigade in action. American-made cluster shells have reached Ukrainian artillery batteries on the front line of Russia’s 17-month-old wider war on Ukraine. If videos from the ...

Two defense contractors—one from the U.S. and one from Europe—have teamed up to produce a new howitzer round that could make artillery the dominant arm of land warfare. The Ramjet 155 ...

The problem persists as the effort to arm Ukraine has dangerously depleted America’s stores of artillery shells. This deficiency in munitions planning weakens America’s warfighting capability ...

U.S. foreign policy debates often focus on questions of money and political willpower, whether the American taxpayer ... The 155 mm artillery shell, a basic weapon of modern warfare, symbolizes ...

On the frontlines near this old industrial city, soldiers in the trenches say a shortage of an all-important munition – the 155 millimeter artillery shell – has turned the war in Russia’s favor.

Dec 7 (Reuters) - Kyiv has agreed with two American firms to jointly manufacture vital 155mm artillery shells in Ukraine, a Ukrainian minister said on Thursday, although production will not start ...

In the summer of 1863, Union and Confederate soldiers met at Gettysburg during the American Civil War ... bullet-shaped artillery shell buried underground at Gettysburg National Military ...

America’s love affair with the aircraft ... Known as the Mk-33 AKA “Katie” nuclear artillery shell, the sixteen-inch nuclear shells had yields comparable to the A-bombs dropped on Hiroshima.