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2017
November Newsletter
November 28, 2017
Article Titles:
- New Contract Awards
- AUSA Follow Up
- Ready….Set….Go!!
- Current Events – Maneuver Fires Integrated Experiment (MFIX)
August Newsletter
August 15, 2017
Article Titles:
- Hawkeye 105mm Firing Exercises
- Mandus Group Receives MG1100 Order
- Future Artillery and NDIA Follow Up
- Ready….Set….Go!!
- Current Events
April Newsletter
April 6, 2017
Article Titles:
- Hawkeye 105mm Integration with HMMWV
- Mandus Group Receives HSTRU Orders
- IDEX Follow Up
- Current Events
2014
February Newsletter
February 28, 2014
Article Titles:
- Pop-Up Packs Designed to Assist Disaster Relief Workers
- PMSKOT Orders Additional 34 HSTRUs
- The MG1100 Nitrogen Generator Has Been Upgraded With Increased Output and Additional Features
- Current Events
2013
June Newsletter
June 6, 2013
Article Titles:
- The Hawkeye has found a New Home…Mounted on a 3/4 Ton Pickup Truck
- Mandus Group to Provide KJ4000CVs to Rock Island Arsenal
- The HSTRU Production Line is Going Strong
2012
October Newsletter
October 1, 2012
Article Titles:
- The Hawkeye 105mm Weapon System Completes First World Tour and Second Phase of Testing
- The MG1100 Nitrogen Generator Solves the Logistical Problems of Obtaining Nitrogen Gas in the Field
- Mandus Group and LTC Collaborate to Provide Laser-Based Artillery Gun Tube Inspection
- Current Events
March Newsletter
March 27, 2012
Article Titles:
- Mandus Group has Signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Benet Labs
- Current Events
- 155mm Soft Recoil Howitzer Program has Commenced
- The Hawkeye 105mm Weapon/Vehicle System Begins the Next Phase of Testing
- TACOM has Contracted Mandus Group to Manufacture KJ1000 Nitrogen Intensifiers
2011
November Newsletter
November 22, 2011
Article Titles:
- Watervliet Arsenal has Formed a Public/Private Partnership with Mandus Group
- Current Events
- Mack’s Sherpa Provides Ideal Platform for the Hawkeye
- The Hawkeye Test Fired Live Rounds at Camp Grayling
- Mandus Group has been Awarded a Contract to Deliver 233 HSTRUs
September Newsletter
September 21, 2011
Article Titles:
- Mandus Group Goes the Extra Mile in Customer Service
- Current Events
- Welcome to The Next Step in The Evolution of Light Artillery
- The Hawkeye Passes Its First Test With Flying Colors
- A Quick Look at The Hawkeye’s Cutting Edge Digital Fire Control System
August Newsletter
August 15, 2011
Article Titles:
- Mandus Group is Certified ISO 9001 for the 8th Straight Year
- Mandus Group Can Service Both ERLS and Tritium Fire Control Systems
- Mandus Group Offers Fire Control Repair and Training
- The MG7100 Series of Barrel Cleaning Systems Can Drastically Reduce the Time and Energy Associated in Removing Copper from Howitzer Barrels
July Newsletter
July 15, 2011
Article Titles:
- The Exterior Renovation of Mandus Group Headquarters Has Begun
- Mandus Group Has Contracted The Rock Island Arsenal (RIA) to Assist in the Manufacturing Process for Hydraulic System Test and Repair Units (HSTRU)
- Mandus Group Interns Are Gaining Valuable Experience Working on a New Lightweight Howitzer Project
- The KJ4000LW and KJ4000CV Oil Transfer Systems are Indispensable Components in Maintenance Processes for Artillery
June Newsletter
June 1, 2011
Article Titles:
- Mandus Group is Now Incorporated in Canada
- Gymnasticators and Exercisers Can Provide Substantial Savings in Time and Money When Overhauling and Rebuilding Howitzers
- The 52-Caliber Barrel Modification Can Dramatically Increase the Range of The 155mm M198 Howitzers
- The MG4500 Mini Oil Transfer Unit is now The Official Replacement to The M3 Oil Pump
May Newsletter
May 1, 2011
Article Titles:
- The M198 Howitzer is an Economic, Reliable, and Effective Towed Artillery System
- Mandus Group Set to Inspect and Repair 120 M198 Howitzers Destined for Iraq and Thailand
- Anniston Army Depot has Contracted Mandus Group to Build an M119 Recuperator Exerciser