The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Tuesday that Australia has requested to acquire 48 M142 HIMARS launchers along with non-MDE items such as M1084A2 HIMARS resupply vehicles, M1095 trailers, Low-Cost Reduced-Range Practice Rocket pods, intercom systems, radio and communication mounts, spare parts and services. The request includes U.S. government and contractor engineering, technical and logistics support services, studies, surveys, and other related logistics and program support elements.
Reinforcing Australia’s Defense Capabilities
Through the FMS request, Australia aims to enhance its homeland defense and protect vital infrastructure against existing and emerging threats while reinforcing interoperability with U.S. and allied militaries.
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