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Rocket or Missile Ukraine MGM-140 ATACMS Series
Analyst Note:
The MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) series variants offer different payloads, including submunitions and HE warheads and different effective ranges. Ukraine has reportedly received the MGM-140A and MGM-140B variants, which are visually identical. The MGM-140A carries 950 M74 submunitions, with an effective range of 165 km, while the MGM-140B only carries 300 M74 submunitions and has an effective range of 300 km. (ARES)