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- Rajnath Singh assumes charge as Defence Minister for the second consecutive term
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Nexter's Caesar self-propelled gun for Indonesia
Nexter Systems has a long history as a partner of the Indonesian Armed Forces, and is particularly proud to have participated in modernisation of Tentara Nasional Indonesia (TNI) in preparation for the upcoming commissioning of two artillery regiments based on the Caesar system, with local cooperation.
The Caesar is a uniquely innovative technical solution combining tactical mobility and firepower. Its 155mm/52 calibre artillery offers precise longer range fire support and its wheeled chassis makes air transport possible, particularly in a C-130, while limiting its cost of ownership.
The Caesar system is now in service in three countries. It is used by the French army in Afghanistan to provide fire support, and it has demonstrated its operational capabilities and is now combat proven. France has used it within the United Nations in Lebanon, and it is also in service in a Middle East country and forms part of the Royal Thai Army’s artillery.
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