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• M109 howitzer
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• M109 howitzer/Definition
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• M992 Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicle/Definition
  An independently powered and driven ammunition and supply vehicle for the [[M109 howitzer]], built from a turretless M109 vehicle
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• Self-propelled artillery/Related Articles
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• M992 Field Artillery Ammunition Support Vehicle
  Supporting the [[M109 howitzer|M109 Paladin howitzer]], the '''M992 Field Artillery Ammunition Support Veh
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• Indirect fire/Related Articles
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• Heavy Brigade Combat Team/Definition
  ...armored fighting vehicles for its infantry, and integral self-propelled [[M109 howitzer]]s; most powerful but hardest to deploy
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• M30 (rocket)/Definition
  ...by the [[M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System]] at greater ranges than the [[M109 howitzer]]
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• Howitzer
  ...self-propelled, on a tracked chassis similar to that of a tank (e.g., U.S. M109 howitzer). Again, when air or ampbibious transportation requirements make light weig
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• Heavy Brigade Combat Team
  ...m]] carriers There is an artillery battalion with two batteries of 155mm [[M109 howitzer]]s and both a AN/[[TPQ-36]] and [[TPQ-37]] artillery locating radar. <ref>
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• Fires brigade
  Some heavy brigades also include [[M109 howitzer]]s.
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• MGM-140 ATACMS
  ...ites and command posts, beyond the range of cannon artillery such as the [[M109 howitzer]]. This missile had 100mi/165km range with moderately precise inertial guid
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• Tank (military)
  A self-propelled [[howitzer]] (e.g., U.S. [[M109 howitzer]]) or [[multiple rocket launcher]] has more firepower than a tank, but lack
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• Future Combat Systems
  ...specially those based on the M113 (armored personnel carrier)|M113 and the M109 howitzer. This would retain the NLOS cannon and mortar, 25% of the infantry combat v ...howitzer, self-propelled on a manned vehicle, which will succeed the U.S. M109 howitzer|M109 Paladin series, but with smaller crews and more capabiity. Perhaps ev
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• Counterbattery
  ...have modern counterbattery capabilities: artillery pieces such as the U.S. M109 howitzer|M109A6 self-propelled howitzer or the M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System mu
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• M2 Bradley armored fighting vehicle
  ...major improvements in first-round artillery accuracy, principally for the M109 howitzer|M109A6 self-propelled howitzers that move with the forces, but well behind
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• Restructuring of the United States Army
  ...have the armored cavalry/RSTA squadron and an artillery battalion with two M109 howitzer battery (military unit)|firing batteries.
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• March Definitions
  * [[M109 howitzer/Definition]]
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• March RA
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• March Metadata
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• Iraq War, major combat phase
  ...5 km ahead of the force. The 1/9 Field Artillery, as they moved, delivered M109 howitzer|155mm Paladin howitzer fire on the highway overpasses ahead of the troops;
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