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The Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System is a precision-guided munition used by the Australian Army’s High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.
The Australian Army’s LAND 8113 Phase 2 solution is focused on the Land-Based Maritime Strike mission set.
Lockheed Martin Australia has been selected to deliver the Australian Army’s LAND 8113 Phase 2 solution for a Second Long-Range Fires Regiment.
The Australian Army’s LAND 8113 Phase 2 solution will be equipped with High Mobility Artillery Rocket System launchers and Precision Strike Missiles.
Precision Strike Missile provides the Australian Army with a land-based maritime strike capability at ranges exceeding 400 kilometres.
The Australian Army has fielded HIMARS since 2025.
The Australian Army’s expanding long-range fires capability is expected to generate opportunities for Australian small and medium-sized enterprises and create local jobs.
GMLRS is the primary weapon for the Australian Army’s HIMARS launch vehicles and has a range exceeding 70 kilometres.
Lockheed Martin Australia, the Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance Group, and the Australian Army conducted a live-fire demonstration of an Australian-manufactured Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System missile at the Woomera Test Range in South Australia.
The live-fire demonstration took place on 9 April and marked the first launch of an Australian-manufactured GMLRS from an Australian Army High Mobility Artillery Rocket System.
The 14th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, from the Australian Army’s 10th Brigade supported the launch.
Australian engineers trained at Lockheed Martin’s US production facilities carried out final assembly and delivery of the missiles to the Australian Army before returning to establish the Port Wakefield production line.
Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will be the first woman to command the Australian Army.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the Australian Army will have its first female Chief of Army in its 125-year history from July 2026.
The Australian Government plans to invest more than $150 million over the next five years to acquire initial quantities of PrSM for the Australian Army’s Long Range Fires Regiment.
Lockheed Martin Australia and Rheinmetall Defence Australia are exploring a collaboration to establish an Australia-based sustainment and maintenance-support network for the Australian Army’s HIMARS fleet.
Av-Comm is developing a next-generation Cassowary satellite ground station to support the Australian Army’s upcoming Land 4140 program.
DroneShield's offering is validated by deployments with the US Air Force and Australian Army.
Department 13's DIAL technologies can help protect sensitive sites for the Australian Army and the Australian Defence Force.