What Is Self Propelled Rocket Artillery?
Self Propelled Rocket Artillery consists of a rocket launcher on a vehicle hull or chassis so they can move across the battlefield under their own power. They are usually used for long-range indirect bombardment support. The launcher normally has multiple firing tubes and are a fixed calibre, which can be fired as a barrage aka Multiple Launch Rocket System or MLRS.
United States of America
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 M142 HIMARS
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 M270 MLRS
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United Kingdom
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 LIMAWS (R)
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Turkey
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 T-122 Sakarya
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Taiwan
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 RT2000
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Spain
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 Teruel
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South Korea
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 K-136 Kooryong
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South Africa
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 Bateleur
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 Valkiri
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Serbia
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 Orkan CER
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 Oganj 2000 ER
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 M-96 Orkan II
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Russia
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 TOS-1
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 BM-30 Smerch
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 BM-21 Grad
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 BM-27 Uragan
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 OTR-21 Tochka
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 9K52 Luna-M aka FROG-7
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 Scud
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 OTR-23 Oka
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Romania
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 LAROM
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Poland
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 WR-40 Langusta
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North Korea
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 M1991
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 M1985
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Japan
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 Type 75 130mm MLR
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Italy
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 FIROS
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Israel
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 Lynx
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 LAR-160 inc GradLAR
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 MAR-290
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India
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 Pinaka MBRL
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Germany
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 LARS-2
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 LARS
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Yugoslavia (Former)
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 M-63 Plamen
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 M-77 Oganj
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 M-87 Orkan
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Czechoslovakia
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 RM-70
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China
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 PHL03
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 Type 90
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 PHZ89
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 Type 82
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 Type 81
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Chile
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 Rayo
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Brazil
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 ASTROS II
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Belarus
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 BM-21A BelGrad
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Argentina
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 CP-30
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 Pampero
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