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Mk70 fits into a 40ft cargo container, that looks like a 40ft.Too short for mk70. The twz implies that it is basically a dual MLRS pod launcher, but I do not know what they base that on. Size does look correct for that though.
If it was me doing it be a simple deal of open the back doors.I wonder how they are reloaded? Would be nice if you could squeeze a reload into the container but it does not look like there’s room.
LRASM from an MLRS?
Probaly also a generell development for LRASM / JASSM for ground launchLooks like, according to the video.
Not too surprising, given NSM can be launched from EuroPULS/MARS 3.
Probaly also a generell development for LRASM / JASSM for ground launch
I'd think they'd need a longer pod. LRASM/JASSM is a foot longer than ATACMs and that's not including whatever booster they decide to go with. (I'd guess the same as Tomahawk.)LRASM is new, I think. There is also a ~5-inch rocket but that's been known for a while.
And one of the few good images of PRSM.
I'd think they'd need a longer pod. LRASM/JASSM is a foot longer than ATACMs and that's not including whatever booster they decide to go with. (I'd guess the same as Tomahawk.)
They also showed how it would fit HIMARS. A modification kit would allow the use of longer missiles but If i remember it right they can't Go into the stowed mode with itYes, you are right. LRASM is 14 feet and the MFOM pod is 13 feet 2 inches.
The Aussies said they had a version of LRASM that could fit in a Tactical Mk41 for the ANZACs. But that's still 16 feet and change. You would need an extended pod or a significantly shortened missile.
Last year, Lockheed did show off a new launcher with four MFOM pods on a HEMMT chassis, with room for PAC-3 MSE (17 feet long).
L3Harris opens rocket motor plant, already producing parts
https://www.defensenews.com/land/20...twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tw_dfn
There are a lot of containers in any land based operation or FOB. You could easily mix some of these in with the rest and have a pocket TBM system on tap.
yes.Have they got the block-2 version of the GMLRS in production yet? you know the version with tail control-fins instead of canards?
Lockheed Martin Australia awards Moog contract to develop GMLRS rocket component
https://breakingdefense.com/2025/11...g-contract-to-develop-gmlrs-rocket-component/
I struggle to understand the fin deployment mechanism.