According to Defence Technology Review Finland's K9 option is for 48 guns. If Finland uses the option the total amount would 96 guns.

We need to remember that counter battery radars are reasonably inaccurate and M30/31 rockets have metric accuracy meaning they'll miss most of the time if shot with radar target designation. They are not good for area fires which counter battery is. The M30 is a guided submunition rocket, although ...

We need to remember that counter battery radars are reasonably inaccurate and M30/31 rockets have metric accuracy meaning they'll miss most of the time if shot with radar target designation. They are not good for area fires which counter battery is.

They had such long range due to different breech than what NATO JBMOU has stated as standard. Long ranges are with 25L breech where as NATO standard is 23L which also means different charge system.

With RAP ammo, I listed ranges that normal ammo has.

L118 is still a great gun and the caliber is nothing to be scoffed at. There are loads of good targets for it and no armoured unit will just ride through an artillery barrage. 105mm can mission kill any tank and damage the drivetrain. It's great for supporting troops in contact, has great RoF and sh...

https://corporalfrisk.com/2018/05/26/the-finnish-wartime-army/ You can find what Finnish Army approximately looks like during war. Key units include mechanized brigade, motorized brigade, three infantry brigades, two mechanized battlegroups, two motorized battlegroups, helipcopter battalion and spec...

May I introduce an example from abroad. In Finland we use battlegroups very much. Our infantry battalion BG has 3-4 jäger companies, HQ and signals company, mortar company, artillery battalion, pioneer company and CSS company. Total strenght about 2500. The picture shows jäger coy organization. We h...