M777A2 Fire Mission in Afghanistan

The M777 howitzer is a towed artillery piece developed by British Vickers group, and is produced by BAEVickers Systems Land Systems in the US. It is in the process of replacing the M198 howitzer in the United States Marine Corps and United States Army The M777 is also being used by the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery, and has been used in action in Afghanistan along with the associated GPS-guided Excalibur ammunition.

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Science & Technology

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• M777
• M777A2
• Afghanistan
• OEF
• fire
• mission
• towed
• howitzer
• artillery
• Irag
• US
• Army
• USMC
• Vickers
• BAE

[hitmantwovictors]

GET SOME!

[61389alpha]

This looks like a hodge podge of videos. Different angles of fire different people teaching each other how to pull cord. Looks like big wigs wanted to play with the big guns. Plus the female. Field artillery is still considered a combat MOS last I checked IE no females. Still cool.

[shadowwithers]

parts made by bae systems in uk and assembled in us plant in us not vickers

[Element7744]

@UKkid19it was probably deemed unnecessary for the mod budget cuts..but I guarantee it's on a list of things they want or will have

[YourAverageGamerz]

Holy fck our country can produce to imese arty!

[ShadowHnt3r]

damn, americans are slow

[ZRR01]

the 777 is a fucking beast im on a 119 and i heard the 777 fire and holy fuck

[fkknsik]

HOOAH 25th!

[Bandeto]

YAY! Now THAT is raw FIREPOWER!