M777 is the world's first 155mm Howitzer weighing less than 10000 lbs (4218 kg). Selected by the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, designated M777.
Further U.S., Canadian and Australian orders total more than a thousand guns. M777 is now in full rate production for the U.S. Armed Forces and is the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly mobile on land, at sea and in the air, the M777 has increased survivability through:
Unsurpassed tactical & strategic mobility, Low thermal & radar signature, Rapid emplacement / displacement, Low silhouette
- See more at: http://stage996.dmp.us.baesystems.com:7777/product/BAES_019899/m777?_afrLoop=14257707164086000&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=1b4v1ew6t7_100#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3D1b4v1ew6t7_100%26_afrLoop%3D14257707164086000%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3D1b4v1ew6t7_186M777 is the world's first 155mm Howitzer weighing less than 10000 lbs (4218 kg). Selected by the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, designated M777.
Further U.S., Canadian and Australian orders total more than a thousand guns. M777 is now in full rate production for the U.S. Armed Forces and is the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly mobile on land, at sea and in the air, the M777 has increased survivability through:
Unsurpassed tactical & strategic mobility, Low thermal & radar signature, Rapid emplacement / displacement, Low silhouette
- See more at: http://stage996.dmp.us.baesystems.com:7777/product/BAES_019899/m777?_afrLoop=14257707164086000&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=1b4v1ew6t7_100#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3D1b4v1ew6t7_100%26_afrLoop%3D14257707164086000%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3D1b4v1ew6t7_186Mobile forces require quality systems that are quick and easy to transport. Initially developed for the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, the M777 has become the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly portable by land, sea and air, the system features a minimal logistical footprint alongside maximum reliability. This means that it can be frequently moved and re-deployed, maximizing survivability, without encountering the IED risks faced by self-propelled systems. The M777 can strike over extended distances, regardless of terrain and obstacles.
To date, the M777 howitzer has been selected by U.S., Canadian, Australian, and Indian forces, with total orders currently exceeding 1,200.
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BAE Systems signs agreement with PTC Industries to produce 155mm Ultra-Lightweight Howitzer titanium castings
New agreement will produce major structures to support on-going programme in India under “Make in India.” -
Indian Army inducts its first M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzers
Indian Army celebrated receiving its first M777A2 Ultra Lightweight Howitzers (ULH) at an official handover ceremony today, a key step toward the modernizing and strengthening of the Indian Army’s artillery capabilities. -
BAE Systems and Leonardo to collaborate on new precision-guided munitions for air, land and sea threats
BAE Systems and Leonardo have announced an initiative to pursue collaborations on new precision-guided solutions that will offer U.S. and allied military forces a range of low-risk, cost effective, advanced munitions for advanced, large caliber weapon systems. -
BAE Systems receives $542 million contract for India M777 Howitzers
BAE Systems has received a $542 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to provide 145 M777 ultra-lightweight howitzers to the Indian Army through a Foreign Military Sale between the U.S. and Indian governments. -
BAE Systems and Emirates Defense Technology team up on M777 Howitzer in the UAE
BAE Systems has signed a teaming agreement with Emirates Defense Technology (EDT) to pursue opportunities for the towed M777 155mm Lightweight Howitzer in the UAE and further explore the development of a self-propelled 155mm artillery system. -
BAE Systems down-selects Mahindra for proposed ultra lightweight Howitzer assembly, integration and test
Demonstrating its commitment to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call to 'Make in India', BAE Systems has down-selected Mahindra as its business partner for the proposed in-country Assembly, Integration & Testing (AIT) facility for the M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer.
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Overview
M777 is the world's first 155mm Howitzer weighing less than 10000 lbs (4218 kg). Selected by the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, designated M777.
Further U.S., Canadian and Australian orders total more than a thousand guns. M777 is now in full rate production for the U.S. Armed Forces and is the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly mobile on land, at sea and in the air, the M777 has increased survivability through:
Unsurpassed tactical & strategic mobility, Low thermal & radar signature, Rapid emplacement / displacement, Low silhouette
- See more at: http://stage996.dmp.us.baesystems.com:7777/product/BAES_019899/m777?_afrLoop=14257707164086000&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=1b4v1ew6t7_100#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3D1b4v1ew6t7_100%26_afrLoop%3D14257707164086000%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3D1b4v1ew6t7_186M777 is the world's first 155mm Howitzer weighing less than 10000 lbs (4218 kg). Selected by the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, designated M777.
Further U.S., Canadian and Australian orders total more than a thousand guns. M777 is now in full rate production for the U.S. Armed Forces and is the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly mobile on land, at sea and in the air, the M777 has increased survivability through:
Unsurpassed tactical & strategic mobility, Low thermal & radar signature, Rapid emplacement / displacement, Low silhouette
- See more at: http://stage996.dmp.us.baesystems.com:7777/product/BAES_019899/m777?_afrLoop=14257707164086000&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=1b4v1ew6t7_100#!%40%40%3F_afrWindowId%3D1b4v1ew6t7_100%26_afrLoop%3D14257707164086000%26_afrWindowMode%3D0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3D1b4v1ew6t7_186Mobile forces require quality systems that are quick and easy to transport. Initially developed for the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Army as their next generation Medium Force weapon, the M777 has become the benchmark for 155mm Lightweight Towed Artillery Systems.
Highly portable by land, sea and air, the system features a minimal logistical footprint alongside maximum reliability. This means that it can be frequently moved and re-deployed, maximizing survivability, without encountering the IED risks faced by self-propelled systems. The M777 can strike over extended distances, regardless of terrain and obstacles.
To date, the M777 howitzer has been selected by U.S., Canadian, Australian, and Indian forces, with total orders currently exceeding 1,200. -
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BAE Systems signs agreement with PTC Industries to produce 155mm Ultra-Lightweight Howitzer titanium castings
New agreement will produce major structures to support on-going programme in India under “Make in India.” -
Indian Army inducts its first M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzers
Indian Army celebrated receiving its first M777A2 Ultra Lightweight Howitzers (ULH) at an official handover ceremony today, a key step toward the modernizing and strengthening of the Indian Army’s artillery capabilities. -
BAE Systems and Leonardo to collaborate on new precision-guided munitions for air, land and sea threats
BAE Systems and Leonardo have announced an initiative to pursue collaborations on new precision-guided solutions that will offer U.S. and allied military forces a range of low-risk, cost effective, advanced munitions for advanced, large caliber weapon systems. -
BAE Systems receives $542 million contract for India M777 Howitzers
BAE Systems has received a $542 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to provide 145 M777 ultra-lightweight howitzers to the Indian Army through a Foreign Military Sale between the U.S. and Indian governments. -
BAE Systems and Emirates Defense Technology team up on M777 Howitzer in the UAE
BAE Systems has signed a teaming agreement with Emirates Defense Technology (EDT) to pursue opportunities for the towed M777 155mm Lightweight Howitzer in the UAE and further explore the development of a self-propelled 155mm artillery system. -
BAE Systems down-selects Mahindra for proposed ultra lightweight Howitzer assembly, integration and test
Demonstrating its commitment to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call to 'Make in India', BAE Systems has down-selected Mahindra as its business partner for the proposed in-country Assembly, Integration & Testing (AIT) facility for the M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer.
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