The technical characteristics of the French Caesar French Waubic

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/FC/C3/IB-FRL45M314_2715237c.jpg" Alt = "The technical characteristics of the French Caesar French Goubitza"/~ ​​62 ~ ~ ~ ~ < P > The French company KNDS announced the triple of the production of self -propelled CAESAR artillery installations and plans to double these volumes again by 2026. Such growth was made possible by large -scale investment in production facilities in Roan and Bourge, which has been upgraded since 2022. The transition from production as needed to a continuous cycle allowed to significantly shorten the timing of systems.

< p >Caesar & mdash; It is a 155mm self-propelled howitzer on the 6 & Times; 6 Sherpa, which combines high mobility, rapid deployment and fire accuracy. Its efficiency in combat conditions, in particular in Ukraine, contributed to the growth of international interest. The system is able to fire up to six shells per minute up to 40 km, has a fully automated aiming system and supports high -precision ammunition, including Bonus and Katana.

~ < P class = "" Data-Start = "1203" Data-end = "1534" > Interest in & nbsp; caesar is actively increasing on & nbsp; background of change in & nbsp; a security situation in Europe. In & nbsp; 2024, the order for & nbsp; the system made Armenia, Estonia and & nbsp; Croatia, supported by the new EU fund for the modernization of land artillery. France also confirmed the purchase of 109 modernized Caesar MK & nbsp; II whose supply should start in & nbsp; 2027.

~ < P class = "" Data-Start = "1536" Data-end = "1966" > from & nbsp; nbsp; the moment of starting production in & nbsp; 1998 Caesar was involved in & and & nbsp; sacheles. The system is on & nbsp; weapons of France, Ukraine, Thailand and Indonesia. Its modular architecture allows integration into other types of chassis, including & nbsp; 8 & Times; 8, depending on the needs of the customer. Thus KNDS not & nbsp; only responds to & nbsp; growing needs for & nbsp; artillery, but also & nbsp; actively shapes the future of the European defense industry.

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