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Canada seeks to buy Long Range Precision Rockets (probably US MLRS or HIMARS)

Here's an interesting one. Note the aircraft that the American HIMARS deployed on.

HIMARS Deploys to Arctic under Operation TUNDRA MERLIN​


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USAF “RCHR” call-signs are probably very very busy at the moment.
 

British low cost autonomous cruise missile (300 kg payload, 900 km at 750 kmh)

About 500,000 USD each vs a Storm Shadow or Tomahawk at 2 to 5 MUSD.


"TigerShark launches from a ground-based vehicle using rocket-assisted takeoff, a system that provides the initial thrust needed to get the drone airborne before its twin turbojet engines take over for sustained flight, allowing the weapon to be fired from mobile launchers rather than requiring a fixed launch site that would be vulnerable to enemy targeting."

"Inertial navigation tracks a vehicle’s position by continuously measuring its own acceleration and movement from a known starting point, a technique that works without any external signal but can drift off course over long distances if left uncorrected, while the terrain-mapping component compares what TigerShark’s sensors see below it against pre-loaded maps of the landscape to continuously verify and correct its position."
 
About 500,000 USD each vs a Storm Shadow or Tomahawk at 2 to 5 MUSD.
Still too expensive. Call me again when they get them under $100,000. If we can build 1 to 2 ton cars at under $50,000 we should be able to produce something like this, at scale, the same way.

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Still too expensive. Call me again when they get them under $100,000. If we can build 1 to 2 ton cars at under $50,000 we should be able to produce something like this, at scale, the same way.

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Agreed.

It can't be software or engineering that justifies the difference today. Everybody and his brother is punching out analogs.
 
Not sure if this belongs here or another page. Please feel free to move accordingly.

Canada seeks to acquire long-range strike system widely used in Ukraine war​



  • Canada is moving to acquire a deep-precision strike system within the next 10 months by purchasing one from another country before developing a domestic version.

Now just stretch your vision a bit and imagine a home grown nuclear device inserted into this domestic version of a deep-precision strike system somewhere down the line. Possible? Not possible? Whom am I to say.
 
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