US Soldiers Shooting the Fantastic M119A3 & M777

US Army gunners carry out missions on the M119A3 and M777 howitzers.

• The M119 howitzer is the US designation for the L119 light gun, a lightweight British 105 mm howitzer also used by the United States Army. It can be easily airlifted by helicopter, or dropped by parachute. It does not need a recoil pit.

M119A3: modernized version with digital fire control system and an inertial navigation system for self location, entered service in April 2013 with A Battery 3/319th Field Artillery at Fort Bragg.

• The M777 howitzer is a towed 155 mm artillery piece. It succeeded the M198 howitzer in the United States Marine Corps and United States Army in 2005. The M777 is also used by the ground forces of Australia, Canada, India and Saudi Arabia.

The M777 is manufactured by BAE Systems’ Global Combat Systems division. Prime contract management is based in Barrow-in-Furness in the United Kingdom as well as manufacture and assembly of the titanium structures and associated recoil components. Final integration and testing of the weapon is undertaken at BAE’s facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

Credits: U.S. Army videos by Christian Marquardt, Pfc. Craig Carter, Staff Sgt. Alexander Henninger, Staff Sgt. Jason Hull | United States Department of Defense

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50 thoughts on “US Soldiers Shooting the Fantastic M119A3 & M777

  1. FDC: FIRE MISSION !!!!!! HE VT, target in the open. Quadrant…..Deflection……First round at my command, the remaining mission, fire at will…..GUNS READY???

    FIRE !!!!!!

  2. love the last shoots, you can hear clearly the whistling sound of the shell flying away towards the objective

    for those wondering, the Howitzer class cannons are set far from frontlines, like 30 or so miles away, since they can reach easily that distance towards an objective, if you see on a battlefield a emplacement of this cannons near frontlines, they're aiming deep inside enemy territories. more oftenly weapons and explosives caches, or military trucks, tanks or specially designated targets, which can hinder the enemy deployment towards frontlines

  3. There are a lot of dust it makes soldiers breathe dust into their lungs to get pneumonia , soldiers need to wear the faces masks to prevent dust and virus

  4. Party with Arty. Amazing career, not just the gun-line, but also CP (fire prediction) and Forward Observing (which to me is the best job EVER) Ubique… 'rounds complete'

  5. Although the US military has advanced weapons such as drone attacks and intercontinental ballistic missiles Fighter plane faster Supersonic either or , But what has been used since World War 2 is how long the artillery has been used, never having the word out of date The additional

  6. What I started on 83' 16 years old local guard unit went to 2 Sumner Camps before i went to Basic, i got to fire all weapons that they had i had such a jump on all recruits that were in but it came back to bite me !
    The C/O called me in CQ said I read here you been to Sumner Camps and you have already qualified on everything! So i need you to be my Trainer for your platoon !
    But our Guns were different here same Ammo not guns ! Split Trail M198 155 mm was brand new now Marines have some I think at least they did in Iraq they may have completely dissolved them by now !
    "King of Battle Field"!
    "Red Leg ~ Red Leg"
    "Fire Mission"!
    28 years later !!
    Here I am retired Veteran!!
    Give'em Hell Men !! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍

  7. 😕😕😕자주포도 격이 달라보이네요~~~!😰😰😰역시 천조국이란….😪😪😪자유로운 ë°©ì—´…우리 포병들한텐 상상도 못하는 자유로움의 클래스 오지고 지리고~~/!!😧😧😧

  8. ill never forget the long months hanging out on the m777 in Afghanistan waiting for missions to come down. Or the months at a time shooting them in every weather condition imaginable (with or without wearing a gas mask for some reason) in training areas around the world. The worst and best times of my life and ill never forget them

  9. I never liked weapons at all.

    The engineering on these things are perplexing. The mechanics and dynamics of mechanisms, calibration and design of these Howitzers seems to be a science on itself.

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