American-made HIMARS Destroys 69 Ammo Delivery Trucks Of Russian Army

The Defense Forces of Ukraine destroyed the Russian military equipment with the help of the HIMARS and MLRS precision missiles.

It is noted that the fire of Ukrainian gunners has been adjusted by the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine operators.

The video recorded strikes on Russian military equipment: Msta-S self-propelled artillery systems (ACS), Grad multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), and trucks with ammunition and enemy personnel.

Destroyed Grad MLRS of the Russian invasion forces. Ukraine. 2022. Frame from the video

There are reported cases of HIMARS crews working continuously for 37 hours.

According to the Ukrainian military, this happened during the late August offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kherson region.

HIMARS destroyed 69 confirmed ammo delivery trucks.

Back then, four launchers of M142 rocket missile systems hit 120 targets during a day and a half of continuous combat mission.

M142 HIMARS rocket systems of the 321st Field Artillery Regiment. Photo credits: army.mil

This allowed Ukrainian forces to break through the Russian line of defense in the Kherson region and reach new frontiers.

This allowed Ukrainian forces to break through the Russian line of defense in the Kherson region and reach new frontiers.

M270 multiple rocket launcher. Photo Ukrainian MoD.

American-made М142 HIMARS wheeled artillery rockets systems carry six GMLRS missiles or one MGM-140 ATACMS tactical ballistic missile. The M270 MLRS tracked launcher can use 12 GMLRS missiles or two MGM-140s in operation.

These systems are designed to defeat areas of concentration of artillery systems, air and fire support equipment, cargo transport, combat vehicles, and armored personnel carriers, as well as to provide fire support to their units and support equipment.

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