Army picks Hanwha’s wheeled K9 for self-propelled howitzer prototypes
📍 Aftermath
Army completed its selection of South Korea’s Hanwha K9 wheeled howitzer, awarding a $262 million contract for mobile artillery prototypes. The award was reported to affect a $2 million test site in Alabama and secured a Mobile Tactical Cannon contract for Hanwha.
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Hanwha wins US Army Mobile Tactical Cannon contract Hanwha Group · 62d ago broke it first
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