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The US Army has successfully used new technology to cut rifled grooves in a 155mm cannon barrel, potentially allowing for the bonding of protective coatings to the steel. This innovation could lead to improved cannon durability and performance. The test was conducted at Watervliet Arsenal in New York.
This technology could significantly enhance the longevity and effectiveness of cannon barrels, providing a strategic advantage on the battlefield. The ability to bond protective coatings to the steel could reduce wear and tear, increasing the overall lifespan of the cannon.
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