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HIMARS at Bahrain Airshow 2022

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Offering the firepower of the Multiple Rocket Launch System on a wheeled chassis, the HIMARS is part of the family of MLRS launchers used by Ukraine as a game-changer in the war against Russia. The HIMARS displayed at the Bahrain Airshow by the US Army carries a single six-pack GMLRS rocket or TACMS missile on the Army's Medium Tactical Vehicle (FMTV) Family 5-ton truck and can launch the entire family of MLRS ammunition.

Tags : DEFENCE | LAND FORCES | ARTILLERY | MLRS | HIMARS | US ARMY | BAHRAIN AIRSHOW 2022

Location : Bahrain, Sakhir Airbase

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