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The most advanced artillery guns used by the US military

M142 HIMARS

The United States military is renowned for its advanced technology in artillery. From short-range to long-distance engagements, their arsenal is equipped with sophisticated and lethal systems. Some of their defense weapons can hit targets from distances as vast as the gap between iconic cities such as New York and Boston, or say Dallas and Houston. The M777 is one of the top performers in the U.S. military’s artillery collection. This 155mm howitzer has proven its agility and effectiveness in recent operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, showcasing its versatile range of up to 40 kilometers (equivalent to almost 25 miles). Additionally, it is highly adaptable and mobile, making it the go-to choice for troops who are constantly on the move and need to establish firing positions quickly. Another standout in the U.S. military’s artillery arsenal is the M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System, known for its remarkable firing range and power.

  1. M-142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS)
    Max range: 499 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 5 minute reload (2-6 rockets)
    Sustained rate of fire: Not applicable
    Crew size: 3
  2. M993 MLRS
    Max range: 300 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 9 minute reload (12 rockets)
    Sustained rate of fire: Not applicable
    Crew size: 3
  3. M270 MLRS
    Max range: 300 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 9 minute reload (12 rockets)
    Sustained rate of fire: Not applicable
    Crew size: 3
  4. M1299 ERCA
    Max range: 70 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 3 rounds per minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 3 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 4
  5. M777 LW155
    Max range: 40 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 5-8 rounds per minute for 2 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 2 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  6. M2001 Crusader
    Max range: 40 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 10-12 rounds per minute for 3-5 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 6 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 3
  7. FCS NLOS
    Max range: 30 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 10 rounds per minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 10 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 2
  8. M198
    Max range: 30 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 2 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 9
  9. M109A7 Paladin
    Max range: 30 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 1 round per minute
    Crew size: 4
  10. M109A6 Paladin
    Max range: 30 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 1 round per minute
    Crew size: 4
  11. M992 FAASV
    Max range: 23 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 1 round per minute
    Crew size: 0
  12. M109
    Max range: 23 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 1 round per minute
    Crew size: 6
  13. Hawkeye MWS
    Max range: 19.5 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 8 rounds per minute for 3 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 3 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 4
  14. EFOGM
    Max range: 15 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 9 minute reload (8-24 rockets)
    Sustained rate of fire: Not applicable
    Crew size: 2
  15. LAV-EFSS
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 16 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  16. EFSS
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 16 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  17. M120 120-mm
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 16 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  18. M1064
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 16 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 6
  19. M125
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 16 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 4 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 6
  20. M30 107-mm
    Max range: 7.2 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 18 rounds per minute for 1 minute
    Sustained rate of fire: 3 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  21. LAV-M
    Max range: 5.8 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 30 rounds per minute for 2 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 15 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  22. M252 81-mm
    Max range: 5.8 kilometers (tied)
    Fastest rate of fire: 30 rounds per minute for 2 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 15 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  23. M29 81-mm
    Max range: 4.79 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 25 rounds per minute for 2 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 8 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 5
  24. M224 60-mm
    Max range: 3.5 kilometers
    Fastest rate of fire: 30 rounds per minute for 4 minutes
    Sustained rate of fire: 20 rounds per minute
    Crew size: 3

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