Самоодни хаубици

Poland orders new South Korean self-propelled howitzers chassis
http://defence-blog.com/army/poland-orders-new-south-korean-self-propelled-howitzers-chassis.html

Босанциве склопиле самоодна хаубица,пандан на Нора...


"Bratstvo" napravilo prvu modernu bh. samohodnu haubicu
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Reports: Estonia to Team Up With Finland for Joint Arms Deal
(Source: Finnish Broadcasting News, YLE; issued Feb 07, 2017)

Estonia has said that it will join Finland to purchase heavy artillery from South Korea. Finland is expected to spend at least 100 million euros in the joint deal.

Finnish Defence Forces have been working on a major procurement deal involving self-propelled howitzer artillery for some years now. The military wants to replace currently-used Soviet-built cannons with modern howitzers.

At the end of last year, the army tested the South Korean-manufactured K9 Thunder howitzer in Rovajärvi. The K9 Thunder is a 155 millimetre armored howitzer with a firing range of about 40 kilometres and a maximum speed of nearly 70 kilometres an hour.

Finland plans to purchase used units from South Korea. Late last year Defence Minister Jussi Niinistö confirmed to daily Helsingin Sanomat that Finland will offer Estonia the opportunity to participate in the deal.

On Monday, Estonian Defence Minister Margus Tsahkna told Defence News website that Estonia has decided to join Finland to acquire the military hardware. Tsahkna said that the new system would significantly strengthen the country’s artillery power as well as the manoeuvrability of its armed forces.

Estonia plans to purchase at least 12 howitzers. There has been no official word on how much of the materiel Finland will acquire, but it is expected to be much more than what will be in Estonia’s shopping basket.

Delivery of the South Korean weapons is expected to take place by 2021. According to the Finnish Defence Ministry, a final decision on the deal could take place by mid-February.
http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/180928/estonia-to-join-finland-in-buying-korean-sp-guns.html



Алал вера, Естонциве се изнакупуваа опрема во последниве неколку години. Ете како мала држава со мала армија може да се опреми со се и сешто... доколку се сакак секако.

Finland buys K9 howitzers from South Korea

Finland will purchase K9 Thunder 155 mm self-propelled howitzers from South Korea, the country's defence ministry (MoD) confirmed on 17 February.

According to the MoD announcement, Finnish defence minister Jussi Niinistö has approved the purchase of 48 former South Korean Army K9s at a cost of EUR146 million (USD155 million). The MoD stated this includes training, spares, and maintenance. The contract also includes options for the procurement of additional K9s, the MoD added.

The move has been expected since the MoD announced in July 2016 it was beginning direct negotiations with South Korea to buy K9s. At the time, the MoD said the choice to pursue the K9 over other options on the market was due to price, and the compatibility of the system with a conscription-based military. The Finnish Defence Forces (FDF) have been conducting trials of the K9 since late 2016, some of which Jane's witnessed.

Deliveries of the howitzers to Finland are due to begin during 2017, in order to begin staff training this year. Finnish conscripts are due to begin being trained on the K9 in 2019, while deliveries of all 48 systems are due to be completed by 2024. This timeline accords with previously released Finnish plans to declare initial operating capability with a new howitzer in 2020 and full operating capability in 2025.

Purchasing the K9 will enable Finland to phase out the majority of its old Soviet-designed artillery systems. Currently the FDF operate a number of Soviet-era and -calibre artillery pieces, including the towed 130 mm M-46, self-propelled 152 mm 2S5 Giatsint-S, towed 122 mm D-30, and self-propelled 122 mm 2S1 Gvozdika. The K9s are expected to supplement the FDF's existing NATO-calibre artillery pieces, including its towed 155 mm 155 GH 52 APU systems.

Although not mentioned by the MoD, it is expected that the K9s will need to go through an overhaul, modification, and modernisation process before entering FDF service.
http://www.janes.com/article/67827/finland-buys-k9-howitzers-from-south-korea

Ова 3 милиона долари по парче ли му доаѓа , евтино ако се спореди со Германската ПЗ2000

Сигурно ќе ги кошта уште по некој милион за планираната модернизација пред да ги воведат, но да... добра цена за нов модел на самоодна 155mm хаубица.

12 комада х 3 милиона евра = 36 милиона, или пола театар. Приоритети.

Ццц какви бизниси човече, како мучак сме значи тоа не е возможно!