
Sweden Signs $730 Million Deal to Purchase US HIMARS Rocket Artillery Systems
Sweden has finalized a $730 million agreement with Lockheed Martin to acquire multiple HIMARS rocket artillery systems, marking a significant expansion of its conventional defense capabilities. The procurement underscores Stockholm's ongoing military modernization efforts.
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Sweden to buy Lockheed Martin's Himars artillery rocket system in $729 mln deal - reuters.com
Sweden to buy Lockheed Martin's Himars artillery rocket system in $729 mln deal reuters.com
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Read full article →Sweden buys US rocket artillery for US$730 million
Sweden’s government said on Monday that the country would spend seven billion kronor (US$730 million) to buy US-made HIMARS rocket artillery for it military. The government said in a statement that the acquisition would “enable the Swedish Armed Forces to operate over larger areas, and with greater long-range capacity than with current systems.” Defence Minister Pal Jonson told reporters that the deal covered about 10 trucks equipped with launchers and a large quantity of ammunition, news age...
By Agence France-Presse
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