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The groundbreaking M982 Excalibur shell is spearheading a breakthrough in warfare technology that promises to take artillery precision to an astounding 2-meter margin of error. If successful, the M982 Excalibur might start a new revolution in artillery technology that could be as significant as the development of the first gunpowder cannon in the 14th century. | Dark Documentaries

The U.S. Army and Raytheon put Excalibur through the most rigorous environmental tests to date. Excalibur projectiles were dropped, vibrated, and exposed to extreme hot and cold temperatures. Despite these extreme testing conditions, Excalibur performed superbly, scoring direct hits on targets at record ranges in excess of 50 kilometers and achieving an overall average miss distance of 2.2 meters. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-2JJ | Military Leak

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The Excalibur is a GPS-guided 6.1 inch (155mm) artillery shell which serves as an advanced alternative to conventional artillery ammunition. Known for its near-pinpoint accuracy, this game-changing weapon can hit targets within a seven-foot radius. | Interesting Engineering

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3.3K views · 73 reactions | The formidable combination of the M109A6 Paladin 155mm Howitzer and the M982 Excalibur round has proven to be a formidable adversary for enemies, showcasing their exceptional power and accuracy on the battlefield. These weapons are the marriage between destructive firepower and pinpoint accuracy. | Interesting Engineering | Facebook