The U.S. is upgrading its missile system with a precision-strike missile that can hit moving targets at sea.

The deployment tested how HIMARS can be quickly moved for extended range rather than staying vulnerable in a fixed position.

The United States is shifting toward more agile, mobile operations across Pacific islands to counter China’s missile-heavy ...

A factual overview of a night live‑fire exercise at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, where Marines deployed M142 HIMARS ...

New U.S. radar sites are designed to keep China in check. But Chinese developments, some with questionable connections, could ...

The Precision Strike Missile—developed by Australia and the United States—has a maximum range of more than 310 miles.

The HIMARS is capable of launching "versatile, accurate, precision-strike" munitions with ranges from 9.3 to over 310 miles.

A Royal Canadian Air Force C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft has deployed a US Army M142 high-mobility artillery ...

U.S. and Australian forces collaborated on a milestone precision strike missile test using HIMARS, enhancing Indo-Pacific ...

The Army will bolster its lethality in the Pacific region, where the 25th Infantry Division has started the transition from ...

Taiwan took delivery last year of the first 11 of 29 HIMARS units, testing them for the first time in May. With a range of ...

The 25th Infantry Division has officially received the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), reinforcing its ...