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20 lut 2019 · CAESAR is an effective self-propelled artillery system produced by Nexter Systems to deliver direct fire, counter-battery fire and coastal defence in support of motorised, mechanised and armoured units.
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23 lut 2022 · On 19th February, French defence group Nexter Systems was awarded the contract for the development of the CAESAR 6×6 Mark II new generation (NG) artillery system by the French Direction générale de l’armement (DGA), the programme’s prime contractor.
21 lut 2022 · The new Caesars 6X6 Mark II will have the same configuration as the existing systems, with key improvements in crew protection and mobility. The new artillery systems will feature a level two mine and ballistic armoured cabin to offer protection against improvised explosive devices, and small-calibre ammunition.
1 sie 2022 · The French Ministry of the Armed Forces, through the Direction Générale de l’Armement (DGA), has placed an order with Nexter for 18 more Caesar MkI artillery systems. The latest order is part of an accelerated procedure to procure the Caesar MkI in support of a wartime economy.
18 lut 2024 · French Company Nexter Systems, a subdivision of KNDS, unveils its new CAESAR Mk II, also known as the CAESAR NG (New Generation) 155mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer. This cutting-edge artillery system marks a significant leap forward, offering enhanced mobility, superior protection, and greater firepower. As the latest addition to the CAESAR ...
SYSTEMS. CAESAR®. 6X6. DEPLOYED IN COMBAT OPERATIONS SINCE 2009. CAESAR®. 6X6. Deployed by the French and other armies since 2009 in Afghanistan, Lebanon, Mali and current operation in Sahel, Iraq, in Middle-East and East Asia. More than 1 million KM travelled and 100 000 rounds fired.
29 wrz 2024 · The 8x8 self-propelled howitzer CAESAR uses the same 155/52 caliber cannon as the 6x6 version, however, weapon control systems have been updated. In 2017, Denmark selected this artillery system to replace their old M109 tracked armored self-propelled howitzers that have been in service since 1965.
