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🇺🇸The U.S. Army uses a fast mobile rocket system called HIMARS. It's basically a lighter version of the bigger M270 launcher mounted on a truck. It can be flown in on a C-130 and be ready to fire in just 15 minutes. The crew drives it close to the... show more

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448,781 views • 5 months ago

Double tap strike by an Iskanders on what is claimed to be HIMARS/M270 that was spotted and tracked back to a tree line position in the Sumy region. An emergency response crew shows up after the initial strike and is also hit.

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The first footage of the confirmed destruction of a US-supplied M142 HIMARS launcher in service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by the Russian military. The launcher was parked on the edge of a field and was targeted with what appeared to be a single Islander missile, which resulted in munitions cook-off of HIMARS. In later part of the video, M142 HIMARS is visibly burning. Presumably, the launcher was parked there for a longer time as the Russians were able to spot it and aim the missile.

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Mario Nawfal

869,419 views • 5 months ago

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257,274 views • 5 months ago

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