Lithuania Signs $280m Deal with US for Second HIMARS Battery
The amendment adds launchers, missiles and training support as Lithuania expands its long-range artillery with a second HIMARS battery.
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Lithuania signs $280m deal with US for second HIMARS battery
The government of the United States and Lithuanian Defence Materiel Agency have signed an amendment to an existing contract for a second HIMARS rocket artillery battery worth about $280 million, Lithuania’s Defence Ministry said Wednesday.
Lithuania doubles down on HIMARS with second battery purchase
Lithuania is buying a second HIMARS battery, expanding a procurement agreement with the United States that now covers additional launchers, munitions, training, and logistics support — and pushing the combined value of both batteries to approximately $778 million. The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defense and the U.S. Defense Resources Agency signed the contract amendment covering […]
Lockheed Martin has secured a preliminary contract to deliver the Himars rocket artillery to Sweden, among others. However, there is no FMV decision yet.
Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas stated that the purchase of a second battery was an "investment in the future"
Lithuania signs deal amendment with U.S. to acquire second HIMARS battery
Under the updated contract, Lithuania will acquire additional launchers along with combat and training ammunition. The package also includes various types of guided rockets, command and communication systems, as well as logistics, maintenance and training support. “HIMARS is an American mobile artillery system that has proven itself in the war in Ukraine and is used by 14 NATO and partner countries. U.S. allies have committed to deliver the firs…
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