obtain M777 systems as part of a donation from the United States Marine Corps. (Indian Army) 89 systems in service (a total of 145 systems were on order out of which all the remaining 120 systems are being built in India by Mahindra Defence under the "Make in India" program) 999 systems, 481 for the US Marine Corps and 518 for the US Army and Army National Guard, were acquired. The US fields a "pure fleet" of M777A2 variants. In 2022 108 of the US Marine Corps' systems were donated to Ukraine. 152 systems (108 of which were donated by the United States along with 200,000 155 mm artillery rounds and 18 in the additional package with 36,000 artillery rounds, 4 systems by Canada, and 6 systems by Australia, following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine). M982 Excalibur precision-guided munitions have also been provided by Canada. An additional donation of 16 M777 by the United States was announced in October 2022. Potential operators : On 5 May 2016, BAE Systems confirmed that it is working with Emirates Defense Technology (EDT) to develop a self-propelled version of the M777 howitzer for the UAE Armed Forces. Gallery See also 152 mm howitzer 2A65 Soltam M-71 List of howitzers SLWH Pegasus Norinco AH4 155 mm howitzer Cannon-launched guided projectile References External links Global Security Canadian American Strategic Review 37 additional M777 for Canadian Forces 155 mm artillery Articles containing video clips Artillery of the United States BAE Systems weapons systems Howitzers Post–Cold War artillery of the United Kingdom Military equipment introduced in the 2000s