Land Warfare
More European interest for K9 artillery
The small Baltic state of Estonia has become the latest European country to express interest in the K9 'Thunder' self-propelled howitzer, indicating growing popularity for the South Korean-built technology in the region.
Local reports suggest the Estonian Ministry of Defence is interested in up to 12 SPHs, though these will ...
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