The King's Gurkha Artillery ... KGA soldiers will, over the next four years, be trained on equipment like the Archer and Light Gun artillery systems - replacements for the AS90s given to Ukraine.

According to a British Army update, the King also toured a series of equipment stands showcasing the Royal Artillery’s ‘Find ...

When LFP was first conceived the RA fielded only two conventional tubed artillery systems, the VSEL AS90 155mm self-propelled howitzer (SPH) and the Royal Ordnance (now BAE) 105mm L118 Light Gun. All ...

Starting with light machine guns around 1915, grunts have been equipped with light mortars, anti-tank rocket launchers, grenade launchers, guided anti-tank missiles, and most recently drones.

KGA soldiers will, over the next four years, be trained on equipment like the Archer and Light Gun artillery systems - replacements for the AS90s given to Ukraine.

King Charles III fired the artillery gun during his visit to Larkhill. Chloe Harcombe. ... He accepted an invitation to take the seated position of the L118 light gun to fire a single shot.

Personnel who join the force over the next four years will be trained on advanced equipment, including the Archer and Light Gun artillery systems, which have replaced the AS90s gifted to Ukraine.

The King has been praised for his “faultless” technique as he fired an artillery gun during a visit to the home of the Royal Artillery.. Charles was met with a 21-gun salute as he arrived at ...