India is transforming its artillery with indigenous systems like ATAGS and Pinaka, moving towards long-range precision strikes and 'non-contact warfare'. This modernization, involving both public and private sectors, aims to establish India as a global firepower superpower.
The Indian Army has upgraded its 105mm Indian Field Gun (IFG) with an automatic gun-laying system, replacing manual aiming with computer-controlled precision. This modernization aims to improve accuracy, response time, and survivability, aligning with the broader Field Artillery Rationalisation Plan to transition to 155mm caliber systems.
The Indian Army has modified its 105mm Indian Field Gun (IFG) with an automatic gun-laying system, replacing manual aiming with computer-controlled precision. This upgrade aims to improve accuracy, reduce response times, and enhance survivability through faster "shoot and scoot" operations, aligning with the broader Field Artillery Rationalisation Plan.
