2024年4月23日 · The M1985 and M1991 are 240 mm multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) produced by North Korea. These, along with other unguided artillery rockets, represent a key means by which North Korea holds Seoul and South …

2016年3月26日 · North Korea’s 240mm rocket artillery is the deadliest conventional threat to South Korea because it is within striking distance of Seoul. The North Koreans have produced at least three different...

2024年11月16日 · The M1985 240 mm multiple rocket launcher system (MRLS), developed by North Korea, represents a robust yet straightforward artillery system designed to deliver high-explosive saturation bombardment. It incorporates 12 unguided rocket launch tubes mounted on a Japanese Isuzu 6×6 truck chassis, optimized for mobility and rapid deployment.

2024年11月16日 · The M1991 is a 240mm Multiple Rocket Launcher System (MRLS) uses by the North Korean Armed Forces. The vehicle was first seen in 1991 and received the name of M-1991 which indicates the year that it was first observed by United States intelligence.

2024年2月12日 · North Korea has carried out tests of a newly developed 240mm multiple rocket launcher system, as reported by state-controlled media.

The M1991 is a 240mm Multiple Rocket Launcher System (MRLS) used by the North Korean Armed Forces. The vehicle was first seen in 1991 and received the name M-1991 which indicates the year...

The 240-mm MRLs is among the greatest North Korean threats facing the South Korean capital Seoul. They bundle 12 or 22 of those rounds into a single burst, with each round being capable of destroying an 80 sq.m area.

2024年8月28日 · The MRLS, technically updated in its maneuverability and concentrated firing capability, was proved to be advantageous in all indices, including newly applied guiding system, controllability and destructive power.

2024年5月13日 · North Korea has officially announced the successful testing of the updated 240mm multiple rocket launcher system, which took place on May 10th. According to the report, the unnamed system received a new automatic fire control system, and these multiple rocket launchers will replace older models by 2026.

A 22 x 240 mm battlefield missile (surface-to-surface) is housed in the launch vehicle's triple tube assembly. Each missile can be equipped with a different warhead to suit a specific role on the battlefield.