[Goose]

https://www.nato.int/docu/review/article...index.html

Sharable ammunition "details" that are a problem most people would assume was long ago solved. Just another "issue" for NATO to deal with. I suspect Ukraine has indeed (as the article points out) done a lot of inadvertent "compatibility testing". Of course, these experiments are not well controlled so who knows if the results can be used to further beat down these issues.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/german-army-i...48165.html

It would appear that Germany has something in the neighborhood of 400,000 to maybe 500,000 155 mm shells on order to replace their existing stocks. Of course, Rheinmetall is building another factory to meet this new order. If we are lucky, maybe it comes online in a year.

[Goose]

https://www.nato.int/docu/review/article...index.html

Sharable ammunition "details" that are a problem most people would assume was long ago solved. Just another "issue" for NATO to deal with. I suspect Ukraine has indeed (as the article points out) done a lot of inadvertent "compatibility testing". Of course, these experiments are not well controlled so who knows if the results can be used to further beat down these issues.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/german-army-i...48165.html

It would appear that Germany has something in the neighborhood of 400,000 to maybe 500,000 155 mm shells on order to replace their existing stocks. Of course, Rheinmetall is building another factory to meet this new order. If we are lucky, maybe it comes online in a year.