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<p class=”text-body text-muted small”>Germany plans to procure five PULS MRLs in co-operation with the Netherlands. (Elbit Systems)</p>
<p>Germany plans to procure five Precise and Universal Launching System (PULS) multiple rocket launchers (MRLs) as an option under the government-to-government agreement between the Israeli and Dutch ministries of defence (MoDs) for 20 of the MRLs signed in May 2023, <em>Janes</em> learnt at Defence iQ’s Future Artillery 2024 conference held in Paris from 21 to 23 May.</p>
<p>The decision to procure the systems is still pending, but <em>Janes </em>understands that the MRLs would be evaluated until 2027, after which Germany will decide whether to procure 89 EuroPULS systems, which are being marketed in Europe as part of KNDS Deutschland’s co-operation with Elbit Systems.</p>
<p>The German Army plans to procure EuroPULS for its corps-level long-range artillery with ranges of at least 300 km.</p>
<p>The last PULS for the Netherlands is scheduled to be delivered in 2026. Denmark has received all eight of the PULSs and most of their ammunition under a contract awarded to Elbit during the first quarter of 2023. <em>Janes</em> received confirmation at Future Artillery 2024 that Spain has also ordered PULS.</p>
<p><em>For more information on PULS, please see </em>Precise and Universal Launching System (PULS) – multicalibre MRL system.</p>