✅ 7 Fastest Howitzer in The World || Archer Artillery System

✅ 7 Fastest Howitzer in The World || Archer Artillery System
Today, we will explore all about Howitzer , the artillery many like to see, but many fear. When the military needs propellant charges thrown over long distances with a vertical descent, a howitzer is what they would use.
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M109A7 Paladin
This beauty is the M109A7 Paladin, an upgraded version of the ubiquitous M109, another howitzer that self propels. The M109A7 was allowed into production in 2013, and the first artillery system that was introduced into the United States in 2015.

FH77 BW L52 Archer
This howitzer was created in Karlskrona, Sweden, by BAE Systems. This FH77 BW L52 Archer is self-propelled and one of the fastest in the world. You can find this howitzer in international peacemaking and enforcement missions. It has a very long reach and a high fire rate, and the ability to integrate with the Volvo A30E dumper.

PLZ05
howitzer is the PLZ05, popularly known as the type 05. This newly developed Chinese craft also self-propels and is 150 mm long. Type 05 is equipped with an automatic loading system for it’s ammunition. This howitzer can also fire laser-guided missiles. Although this has not been confirmed, it is suspected that projectiles guided by GPS can attain a maximum range of 100 km.

Type 99
Of course, the Japanese, too, created a self-propelled howitzer and named it the Type 99. Both the Japan-Steel-Works and the Mitsubishi-Heavy-Industries came together to produce this beauty. Currently, under the order of the Japanese Ground Self Defense has many of these howitzers in service; none of them, however, has ever been exported.

The K9 Thunder
The K9 Thunder is the name of the South Korean self-propelled howitzer. To meet the requirements for a 21st-century howitzer, The Republic of Korea Army created designs for a new 155 mm tracked howitzer. Reloading the howitzer can be done 100 percent automatically without exposing the crew to danger or open fire.

2S35 Koalitsiya-SV
The latest collection in the Russian Artillery is the 2S35 Koalytsia-SV. Being the successor of the 2S19 Msta-S, this Russian beauty had big shoes to fill.
With a classic shot, the range of fire is 30 km, and when a rocket assist is added, it is up to 40 km.

Panzerhaubitze PzH 2000
Last on the list is The Panzerhaubitze 2000, also known as the PzH 2000. This German self-propelled howitzer is one of the most advanced on this list. Originally the German Army wanted 1254 self-propelled howitzer in this model. The max range of fire is 30km with a standard HE-FRAG projectile and 40 km when a rocket-assisted missile is added.