Serbian Artillery Firepower Considerably Increased with Modernized M-17 Oganj MRLS

   

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Nebojsa Stefanovic, PhD, has pointed out that the firepower of the Serbian Armed Forces’ artillery units, and consequently their ability to carry out rapid and efficient operations, has been significantly increased thanks to the equipment produced by the domestic defence industry that they have been provided with. According to him, members of the 1st Army Brigade are currently undergoing routine training in the combat use of digitized 128 mm M-17 Oganj multiple rocket launcher system (MRLS) at the training grounds of “Boško Palkovljevi? Pinki” barracks in Sremska Mitrovica.

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