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| Title | HIMARS |
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| Categories | Artillery |
| Subcategories | Self-propelled rocket launchers |
| Suppliers | Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control |
| Region | NORTH AMERICA |
| Manufacturer Country | USA |
| Total Ordered | 619 |
| Total Delivered | 480 |
| Unit Cost (US$) | 5539000.00 |
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