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Indian Army to soon get longest range 'Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System' The 155 mm and 52 calibre Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System with automated ammunition handling facility is the world’s longest range gun system in its class. BHUBANESWAR: India’s first indigenously built Advanced...

Trials of advanced artillery gun begin in Pokhran range JAISALMER: India’s first high capacity indigenous long range 155mm/52 gun and Dhanush’s supplement ATAGS (Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System) firing user trials of next stage began from Friday. The trials began at Pokhran field firing...

Indigenous gun trials of the Army to enter next stage by June The development of the indigenously-designed heavy artillery gun, the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS), has advanced to a stage where user-assisted trials of the gun are likely to start by June and the Army has begun...

Trials on for 1st indigenous long range 155mm gun Jaisalmer: India’s first high capacity indigenous long range 155mm gun and Dhanush’s supplement gun ATAGS (Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System) trials began on Saturday at Pokhran Field Firing Range in Jaisalmer district. These will go on for...

Bharat Forge expects orders for up to 4,000 guns from army; looks to become global player The Indian army requires 3,000-4,000 artillery weaponry in the next 15 years, said Baba Kalyani, CMD of Bharat Forge. The defence ministry has approved the purchase of 150 advanced towed artillery gun...

Procurement of 150 Indigenously Designed and Developed 155 mm Advanced Towed Artillery Gun Systems for the Indian Army at estimated cost of Rs 3,364.78 crores also approved.

+ Two additional Pinaka regiments. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/ccs-and-dac-clear-major-modernisation-proposals-but-operational-gaps-still-handicap-military/articleshow/54578411.cms + Approval for another six more...

Modi govt's major boost to Make in India, Army to buy 140 home-made artillery guns In one of its biggest pushes to the Make in India initiative in the defence sector, Indian Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will consider a proposal worth over Rs 3,000 crore to buy more than 140...

Indigenous artillery guns a reality soon India’s multi-pronged plan to self-produce artillery guns is finally inching ahead to end the two-decade delay. At least two types of guns are in final stages of being handed over to the Army. “Dhanush” is being made at Ordnance Factory Board, while...

Army may launch summer trials for towed guns HYDERABAD: The Army, which has been looking for an Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS), is likely to take a decision soon on whether to conduct summer trials on the ATAGS offered by the Kalyani group, sources close to the development said...

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Even the current ATAGS prototypes (i.e G1 & G2) cleared all mobility parameters in the hills. This 'weight issue' is nothing but a canard being used by certain people in an attempt to derail a highly successful program that has the potential to uplift Indian pvt industry.

User trials are scheduled for September 2018. DRDO is confident that ATAGS will pave the way for a mounted gun system & SPH in the future.

Arjun Mark-2 tank set to see light of day Design of Tejas’ next version almost done, indicates DRDO Chairman In an important move, the ‘Made in India’ Arjun Mark-2 tank project is set to see the light of the day. Chairman of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) Dr S...

Indigenous artillery gun passes high-altitude winter test in Sikkim PUNE: The month-long winter trials of the indigenously-developed 155mm/52 calibre Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) have achieved the desired results, an official from the Defence Research and Development...

DRDO 155/52 mm ATAGS howitzers in high altitude trials in Sikkim, Jan 2018. Bharat Forge’s G-2 prototype (L), Tata Power SED’s G-1 (R).

Indigenous artillery gun ATAGS to undergo winter trials in Sikkim The 155mm 52-calibre ATAGS set a record during trials in Rajasthan’s Pokhran in September, firing shells to a range of 48 km. A locally made gun is set to undergo crucial trials in January at a time when the army has sharpened...