HIMARS

Germany Buys Three HIMARS for Ukraine

The US State Department has approved the sale of three HIMARS launchers to Ukraine for an estimated $30 million.

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Lockheed Clinches $861M HIMARS Contract From US Army

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a contract to supply additional High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems to the US Army.

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Zelensky Blames ‘Short-Sightedness’ of Allies for Limited Range of Strikes

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has blamed the “obvious short-sightedness” of some partners for the limited range of its strikes against Russian forces.

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Lockheed’s GMLRS Missile Doubles Range in Latest Trial

Lockheed Martin demonstrated the improved capability of its Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System missile, doubling its range in a recent trial.

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Lockheed to Increase HIMARS Production By 60 Percent This Year

Lockheed Martin will increase its annual production of HIMARS rocket launching systems by over 60 percent to 96 by the end of this year.

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Ukraine Needs More Than HIMARS to Blunt Russia’s Artillery Fire: Experts

Ukrainian forces need more than just US-made HIMARS rockets to blunt the increasing rate of Russian artillery fire.

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Ukraine Destroys $250M Russian Radar Right After Moscow Announced Deployment: Report

The Ukrainian military destroyed an advanced radar system from Russia right after Moscow announced its deployment.

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Extended Range HIMARS Munition Moves Closer to Fielding

Lockheed Martin wrapped up the development trials of the extended-range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System, moving it closer to fielding.

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US Army Selects Shift5 to Protect HIMARS Against Cyber Threats

The US Army has entered into an agreement with American firm Shift5 to bolster the cyber resiliency of the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.

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L3Harris to Develop Upgraded Fire Control Units for HIMARS, MLRS

L3Harris Technologies has been contracted to develop upgraded fire control units compatible with the US Army’s tracked and wheeled rocket artillery systems.

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