Pakistan launched a significant drone offensive against India post Operation Sindoor, prompting the deployment of Bofors L-70 ...

Inducted by India in early 1960s, these systems were upgraded through a series of projects since 2010s. Upgraded 40-mm guns ...

The L-70 40mm gun has been significantly enhanced with radar, electro-optical sensors, including auto-tracking systems. It is manufactured in India and was developed by Sweden’s Bofors.

The L-70 gun, a 40mm anti-aircraft artillery piece originally manufactured by Bofors AB in the 1950s, was introduced into the Indian Army in the 1960s. These guns have undergone significant upgrades ...

L-70 Anti-Aircraft Gun Developed originally by Sweden’s Bofors and now manufactured in India under licence, the L-70 40mm gun has been significantly upgraded with radar, electro-optical sensors ...

Pakistan's armed forces initiated multiple drone and munition attacks along the western border, accompanied by ceasefire violations along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Army ...

The Coast Guard’s notification said the two participating vessels will employ Zhenhai launchers with 2.75-inch rockets, Bofors 40mm guns, T-75 20mm cannons, T-75 light machine guns, and T65 assault ...

The Bofors 57mm Mk3 is a rapid-fire naval gun known for its versatility, precision, and punch. This video breaks down its design, capabilities, and why it’s a favorite for modern naval warfare ...

The programmable 40 mm Bofors 3P ammunition provides the naval gun system with the highest possible combat flexibility, as it can be programmed in six different function modes to provide optimized ...

The inspiration for the 40mm Bofors gun traces back to the 1920s when the Swedish Navy expressed a desire for a more capable replacement for their Vickers Pom-Pom anti-aircraft guns. The Swedish ...

The programmable 40mm Bofors 3P ammunition provides the naval gun system with the highest possible combat flexibility, as it can be programmed in six different function modes to provide optimized ...

NEW DELHI: Going by the tardy delivery of the indigenously produced advanced Bofors gun Dhanush to the Indian Army, it will be difficult to meet the March 2026 dateline, officials said.