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What the Chunmoo Rocket Launcher Has That HIMARS Doesn’t

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By Kyle Gunn Verified
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What the Chunmoo Rocket Launcher Has That HIMARS Doesn’t
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What South Korea’s Chunmoo rocket launcher has that HIMARS doesn’t Original

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By Kyle Gunn Verified
| Task & Purpose Verified
South Korea’s K239 Chunmoo Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) is gaining popularity around the globe, particularly within NATO. Poland, Estonia, and Norway have all signed contracts with Hanwha Aerospace for the truck-mounted systems, and in Norway’s case, leaders picked it over the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS. On paper, Chunmoo and HIMARS are very similar.
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Ukraine is shredding Russian supply lines. The US should pay attention Original

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By Kyle Gunn Verified
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As we like to say in our videos, “logistics wins wars.” From Hannibal crossing the Alps to attack Rome to Napoleon’s army starving just weeks into his invasion of Russia, the ability to get supplies to your troops is vital. Russia is learning this lesson the hard way in occupied eastern Ukraine and Crimea. Ukrainian drone operators have been picking off Russian supply trucks and support systems, including air defense platforms, in strikes 30 to 180 kilometers behind the front lines.
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