Four successful field tests, dozens of shots in various locations, and above all, the ability to produce up to 100,000 shells per year. The design of the first Polish 155 mm artillery shell is entering its decisive phase. The shell, developed and manufactured by PGO S.A. in conjunction with the Military Institute of Armament Technology, passed its most important test this week at the Central Air Force Training Range in Ustka.
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Four successful field tests, dozens of shots in various locations, and above all, the ability to produce up to 100,000 shells per year. The design of the first Polish 155 mm artillery shell is entering its decisive phase. The shell, developed and manufactured by PGO S.A. in conjunction with the Military Institute of Armament Technology, passed its most important test this week at the Central Air Force Training Range in Ustka.