On July 14th, The Come Back Alive Foundation published a short video on social media that showed Ukrainian artillery soldiers destroying an older Soviet-era Russian artillery gun near the town of ...

Since Ukraine launched its southern counteroffensive on June 4, its forces have destroyed, badly damaged or captured no fewer than 91 Russian artillery pieces—17 towed guns, 40 self-propelled ...

Russian forces appear to be fashioning improvised artillery guns from the main armaments of old BMP-1 armored fighting vehicles. One video circulating on social media shows a soldier firing what ...

It is a high-tech variant of a very old technique known as 'spiking the guns'. Nobody doubts that Ukraine has the technology to find Russian artillery, with a combination of U.S. supplied counter ...

That raises questions for the US military about whether towed guns can stay ahead of the enemy. As the Ukraine war has proven, the effectiveness of artillery rests on more than its range or the ...

Russia’s firepower gives it a clear advantage—but does it have enough guns to keep it up? In February Russia had just under 5,000 artillery pieces in the field, according to the Royal United ...

Military guidelines said that firing all those high-powered artillery rounds was safe for the gun crews. But an investigation by The New York Times, including interviews with more than 40 gun-crew ...