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U.S. Army clears Lockheed Martin’s 150-kilometer ER GMLRS rocket for production and fielding

Lockheed Martin is advancing its Extended-Range GMLRS rocket toward production and fielding after U.S. Army approval and two successful Soldier-led operational tests.
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Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) is actively involved in the implementation and operational use of the GMLRS Extended Range (GMLRS ER) long-range guided rocket, after having successfully carried out two operational tests by US Army departments. This development is part of the growing importance that the U.S. Army and its partners attribute to the precise fire capacity, the range and the possibility of rapidly increasing the production of ammunition....

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The U.S. Army announced that it has approved the production and entry into service of Lockheed Martin’s Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System Extended-Range (GMLRS-ER) long-range guided rocket, following the successful completion of relevant tests and evaluations. The GMLRS-ER is an evolution of the GMLRS and is used by the M-270 MLRS (Multiple Launch Rocket System) and M-142 […] The article U.S. Army Approves Production and Entry into Service of…

Lockheed Martin announced that new ammunition for multiple rocket launchers is gradually approaching service entry and expansion of serial production.

Lockheed Martin announced the completion of operational testing of the ER GMLRS AW and Unitary and Milestone C approval by the US Army. The article USA: Operational testing of the ER GMLRS with a range of 150 km was completed appeared first on FLIGHT.

The extension of the reach of the GMLRS family offers an intermediate capacity between conventional munitions and other larger attack systems, without requiring a complete transformation of artillery units. Sabrina Barnes, Vice President of Precision Fires Rockets at Lockheed Martin, stressed that the value of the GMLRS ER lies not only in the increase in scope, but also in the possibility of incorporating new features within a precision fire ar…

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defence-industry.eu broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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