The Norwegian variant was named K9 VIDAR (versatile indirect artillery system), and is based on the K9A1 configuration. It differs from the K9A1 by changing the BTCS to a Norwegian ODIN fire support system and radio communication systems for NATO operation.

The VIDAR is a self-propelled artillery system fielded by Norway since 2019. The system is an export version of the South Korean K9 Thunder Self-Propelled Artillery Gun, which Norway acquired to replace its aging M109A3GNMs of American origin.

The system is an export version of the South Korean K9 Thunder Self-Propelled Artillery Gun, which Norway acquired to replace its aging M109A3GNMs of American origin. The orders so far have been in two batches, the initial 2017 contract for 24 K9s and an extra order in 2022 for 4 …

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The K9 VIDAR is an export version of the South Korean K9 Thunder. These vehicles were delivered to Norway in 2019, where they received the new name VIDAR (Versatile InDirect ARtillery) — after the Norse god of vengeance. The VIDAR features a massive 155 mm cannon along with some very potent upgrades.

L&T will produce 100 155mm /52-caliber-tracked howitzer guns in India with Korean defence firm Hanwha Techwin. India’s system of choice after exhaustive comparison tests against the Russian system has reasserted K9 as the leading 52-caliber system in the world.

2023年8月31日 · The VIDAR is an export variant of the South Korean K9 Thunder self-propelled gun, developed during the mid 2010s as a replacement for outdated equipment used by the Norwegian Army at the time. Soon, the powerful VIDAR will join the ranks of the Swedish ground forces tree as a new premium ground vehicle arriving as part of the next major update!

2022年3月30日 · On the COLD RESPONSE 2022 (CR22) the new Norwegian K9 Vidar self-propelled howitzers provided artillery support for North Force, reports Carl Schulze.

HNoMS Vidar was a Vale-class Rendel gunboat built for the Royal Norwegian Navy at Horten Naval Yard in 1878. She was one of a class of five gunboats - the other ships in the class were Vale, Brage, Nor and Uller.

2023年9月19日 · For the VIDAR, check the interior layout through the X-ray. Two shells are on two trays to the right side of the gun breach as standby ammunition while one shell is already loaded into the breach. VIDAR has a reload rate of 7.5 seconds for 3 shells, then the reload increases to 10 seconds as the loader needs to obtain more shells in the back of ...