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Korea’s Hanwha Pursuing Army’s Post-ERCA Effort, 10-Year Plan To Be U.S. Land Systems Prime

Korea’s Hanwha Pursuing Army’s Post-ERCA Effort, 10-Year Plan To Be U.S. Land Systems Prime
K9 155mm self-propelled howitzer. Photo: Hanwha Defense USA.

Hanwha Defense USA plans to offer its K9 155mm self-propelled howitzer for the Army’s new effort to get after extending the range of its cannon artillery, with the company’s leader citing the program as a key opportunity to establish its position as a lead U.S. land systems provider. John Kelly, CEO of the the U.S.-based subsidiary of South Korea’s Hanwha, on Monday detailed the company’s 10-year plan to become a U.S. land systems prime contractor, noting its interest in building…

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