MFOM

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AcronymDefinition
MFOMMassachusetts Friends of Midwives
MFOMMLRS Family of Munitions (US Army)
MFOMMember of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine (various organizations)
MFOMMaintenance Figure of Merit
MFOMMulti-national Force and Observers Medal
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This first GMLRS Alternative Warhead round coming off our Camden Operations production line represents another example of Lockheed Martins commitment to constantly evolve the MLRS family of munitions to meet the ever-changing requirements of our customers.
United States : First Lockheed Martin GMLRS Alternative Warhead Rolls Off Assembly Line
The MLRS system now comprises the MLRS Family of Munitions, the Army Tactical Missile (Atacms) Family of Munitions and two launchers, the original tracked M270 MLRS launcher and the newer wheeled M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (Himars).
Long-range snipers: Multiple-launch rocket systems were originally designed on both sides of the defunct iron curtain to saturate area targets during the Cold War (interestingly, they were designated multiple-rocket launch systems on the then soviet side). The introduction of precision-guided munitions has made it the weapon of choice for asymmetrical warfare
It can be transported by C-130 Hercules aircraft, which can take off and land on relatively unimproved airfields, and it can fire all rockets and missiles in the current and future MLRS family of munitions, said HIMARS Deputy Product Manager John Andrews from Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
Smart weapons: services focus on fielding munitions for close combat
The GMLRS rocket is the latest in the MLRS family of munitions. Lockheed said the all-weather, precision-guided rocket provides increased accuracy, reducing the number of rockets necessary to defeat targets by 80 percent.
Lockheed's Camden plant gets rocket contract
The GMLRS Unitary rocket is a spiral-development program that expands the MLRS family of munitions and provides a unitary-warhead capability to the existing GMLRS configuration Objectives of the test, conducted May 6, included demonstrating guidance, control, fuzing, and detonation.
Lockheed Martin
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