The US government has approved the sale of 26 HIMARS multi-rocket systems to Canada under a contract worth approximately $1.75 billion.
In addition to launchers, the package includes a variety of ammunition, spare parts, communications equipment, technical assistance and training, aimed at enhancing Canada’s long-range precision attack capabilities.
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Lockheed Martinmanufactured byHimarsIt can launch rockets with a range of up to 80km, as well as tactical missiles that can attack targets over 300km, providing important deterrent and quick response capabilities for Canada. The integration will be carried out in collaboration with other US defense-related companies, which will provide logistics and operational support.
The purchase, according to the US State Department, will help strengthen cooperation between the two countries and achieve NATO’s goals, but will not change the military balance of the region. The approval follows a recent decision to allow Australia to acquire the system, reflecting the growing demand for advanced military technology among US allies.
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❗🇺🇸🇨🇦 Canada joins the HIMARS club.
The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Canada of 26 M142 HIMARS, 132 M31A2 Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) Unitary pods; 132 M30A2 GMLRS Alternative Warhead (AW); 32 M403 Extended Range (ER)… pic.twitter.com/P9QdibVaUu
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