L118 : 12 L118 : 36 L118 : 12 L118 : 40 L118 (Army) and 18 L118 (Naval Fusiliers) : 24 L118 and 6 L119 : 40 L118 : 9 L118 : 30 L118 : 8 L118 : 24 L119 : 42 L118 : 21 L119 : 56 L118 : 60 L119 – Royal Thai Army received a domestic production patent : 73 L118 : 126 L118 (Army) : 36 L119 and 72 of unspecified variant provided by the US (16 in August 2022, 4 in September 2022, 16 in October 2022, 36 in January 2023) : 821 M119A2/A3 (72 given to Ukraine) Former operators (111 L119, withdrawn from service and mothballed in 2014; 92 were sold to British company BAE Systems in 2018) (8 L118 on loan from the United Arab Emirates in 1995) (2 L118 in June 1976 for evaluation) (6 L127A1 prototypes delivered 1979–1981) See also Airborne gun GIAT LG1 howitzer, France KH178 howitzer, South Korea Notes and references External links 105mm Light Gun at BAE website Artillery and air defence at British Army website 105mm Light Gun at FAS website Artillery of the United Kingdom Field artillery 105 mm artillery British Army equipment Field artillery of the Cold War Military equipment introduced in the 1970s