Taipei showcased its new American missile launchers through numerous live-fire salvos in a drill this week that Taiwanese troops claimed demonstrated the system’s mobility and long-range strike capabilities.

The exercise highlights Taipei's focus on mobile defense capabilities amid growing military pressure from China.

Taiwan's Army has conducted a second day of artillery live-fire exercises featuring the U.S. supplied High Mobility Artillery Rocket System or HIMARS. The HIMARS launcher completed the firing sequence within 3 minutes,

The military yesterday conducted a live-fire exercise of the US-supplied High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), simulating cross-regional precision strikes from the Dajia River (大甲溪) estuary in Taichung to demonstrate rapid deployment and battlefield reinforcement capabilities.

Foreign media outlets reported that the military in the Taiwan region fired its High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) on the western coast of the island on Wednesday, but according to media on the island,

Taiwan's military successfully test-fired its HIMARS rocket system to demonstrate its defensive capabilities against potential Chinese invasions. This military exercise showcased the 'shoot-and-scoot' technique,

Taiwan has just put its new U.S.-supplied HIMARS launchers through their paces on the island’s west coast—and the results were anything but flawless. On June 10, Taipei staged a second straight day of coastal drills simulating a Chinese invasion,

The military today conducted its first live-fire exercise of US-supplied High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) on the west coast, simulating cross-regional precision strikes from the Dajia River (大甲溪) estuary in Taichung to demonstrate rapid deployment and battlefield reinforcement capabilities.