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Army Moving Ahead With Future Howitzer Search, Plans Demos With TiC 2.0 Brigades

Army Moving Ahead With Future Howitzer Search, Plans Demos With TiC 2.0 Brigades
BAE Systems' Archer 155mm mobile howitzer. Photo: BAE Systems.

After a period of uncertainty on next steps for the program, the Army is moving ahead with its search for a future howitzer and plans to “rapidly conduct soldier experimentation” with industry’s mobile tactical cannon solutions. In a new Request for Information (RFI) notice, the Army has said it intends to provide self-propelled howitzer solutions for testing as part of the Transforming in Contact (TiC) 2.0 rapid fielding initiative. “The United States Army remains committed to modernizing its field artillery…

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