Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets

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Army missile teams will add robots and multi-payload rockets
By Todd South
Sep 20, 10:46 AM
An M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System fires a rocket at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, May 26, 2022. The MLRS can fire Precision Strike Missiles up to 310 miles and their main armament up to 19.9 miles. (Airman 1st Class Miyah Gray/Air Force)

AUSTIN, Texas – Future Army missile crews may not be crews at all.

Or if they are, those crews will include fewer people, more robots and have their launchers spread out over vast distances with an array of new fires at their fingertips.

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