Jason Pak and Carl Poppe, both West Point graduates and retired US Army artillery officers, dive into the evolving landscape of military artillery. They discuss the U.S. Army's testing of the K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer, emphasizing the need for mobility and automation in modern warfare. The conversation highlights the role of drone technology in artillery coordination, the push for increased domestic production of munitions, and the advantages of tracked versus wheeled artillery systems for operational efficiency.