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Chinas new MLRS reportedly tested in the Taiwan Strait has been described as the Chinese equivalent of the U.S. HIMARS.

United States approves a new military aid to Ukraine of $1 billion including additional ammunition for both the HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) and howitzer artillery vehicles.

U.S.-supplied HIMARS have become a key part of Ukraines counteroffensive in the ongoing war with Russia.

Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur and his Latvian counterpart Artis Pabriks have announced plans to jointly procure MRAD systems.

Ukraine deploys the HIMARS MLRS, as Russia counters with radar reflectors, revealing the flaw in the system.

Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and Elbit Systems’ subsidiaries have signed an MoU to further modernise the Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS).

The HIMARS MLRS System gets hyped as a weapon to beat Russia, but it is only suitable for attacking civilians and non-military targets the Ukrainians terrorize, which the Russian forces have destroyed several of them already.

U.S. wrestles with Russian, Iranian provocations in Middle East Updates from key battlefields: Lysychansk falls, Kharkiv shelling intensifiesU.K. to announce major aid package for Ukrainian recovery‘We will return,’ Zelensky vows after Lysychansk withdrawalGermany ready to defend ‘every centimeter’ of NATO territory in Europe, Scholz saysRussia claims capture of Lysychansk; Ukrainian forces exit city Slovyansk hit

WARFARE EVOLUTION BLOG. So far, we have covered the Army (IBCS), the Navy (CEC), and the Space Force (SF-ABMS) programs. So now it’s time to explore what the Air Force is doing to join the Kill Web. Their primary effort is called ABMS (Advanced Battle Management System), that seeks to connect all their aircraft, weapons, and sensors together into a tactical mesh network where they can talk to each other in real time. Maybe the best way to present this information is by comparison to wh...

Ukraine says its using a long-range missile to great effect. A retired U.S. general says HIMARS is a better fit than a missile system requested earlier.