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Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has been a partner to Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Armed Forces for over three decades. L&T is the Indian Artillery’s biggest Private Sector […]
Editors note This article is an adaption of the presentation Colours of Glory – The Indian Artillery, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, a programme on zoom by Lt Gen PR Shankar […]
Artillery from the times immemorial has always played a decisive role in the outcome of any battle or the defeat and victory in a war. From the times of its […]
“Artillery adds dignity, to what would otherwise be an ugly brawl” Brief History. Mechanical systems used for throwing ammunition in ancient warfare, also known as “engines of war”, like […]
The tradition of Indigenous manufacturing of artillery guns can be traced back to 1801 when the East Indian Company set up a factory for production of brass canons at Cossipore, […]
Prospects of future war in the Indian context War in the Indian context needs to be re-examined in the aftermath of the limited localised conflict with Pakistan in 1999 and […]
Much water has flown under the bridge since the 1999 Kargil Conflict when artillery was forced to cannibalise 400 Bofors guns imported from Sweden in the 1980s to make 100 […]
What is the issue? Phrases like how artillery is important in war are so cliched that it will make the article boring. What I wish to cover here is my […]
Artillery has been rightly described as the God of War. Only after the cannons, howitzers and long-range mortars have adequately softened up the enemy, can your forces make the decisive […]
India is due to expand its artillery capacities, and this move is bound to be a game-changer. In recent years, and after a few decades out of grace, artillery is […]
COBRA is high mobility weapon location radar which meets all NATO requirements. The Euro-Art Consortium has been the first company worldwide to develop and manufacture this multifunctional counter battery radar […]