US Army Rehearses Fast-Deploying Rocket Artillery in Pacific Drill

US Army rehearses fast-deploying rocket artillery in Pacific drill

The US Army's 25th Infantry Division rehearsed rapid HIMARS deployment on Kauai, testing airlift, simulated strikes, and rapid repositioning.

U.S. Army flies HIMARS to Kauai in rapid strike drill

U.S. Air Force C-17s flew 25th Infantry Division HIMARS launchers to Kauai during the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center’s Rotation 27-01, where crews rolled them off on the airfield and went straight into a fire mission. The drill was a dry fire, with no rockets launched, and the division has not said how many launchers […]

Army, Partner Forces Begin Simulated Combat in Hawaii

After days of preparation and staging across the Hawaiian archipelago, U.S. Army forces and their multinational partners began training against opposing for ...

U.S. Army flies HIMARS onto Kauai by C-17 for a rapid-infiltration dry-fire in the JPMRC 27-01 exercise

U.S. Army HIMARS crews of the 25th Infantry Division were flown to Kauai by U.S. Air Force C-17s and set up for a dry-fire mission during JPMRC 27-01, ahead of deployments to the Philippines.

U.S. Army tests rapid HIMARS deployment by air in Hawaii ahead of Philippines missions

The U.S. Army’s 25th Infantry Division flew HIMARS rocket launchers to Kauai and moved them into firing position as soon as they were unloaded during a dry-fire exercise.

Projecting Precision: 25th Infantry Division Executes HIMARS Rapid Infiltration at JPMRC 27-01

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii — Mastering the ability to rapidly project lethal, long-range fires across the expanse of the Pacific Ocean is a defining capability of the modern U.S. Army. During Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) Rotation 27-01, the 25th Infantry Division showcased exactly how that capability operates, executing a highly complex HIMARS Rapid Infiltration (HIRAIN) dry-fire exercise on the island of Kauai.