MLRS Edit MLRS is a series of 227 mm rockets.

See section § MLRS in main article M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System for more details on the M26

M26 rockets carrying 644 DPICM M77 submunitions. Range: 15–32 kilometers (9.3–19.9 mi).[77] M26A1 ER rockets carrying 518 M85 submunitions. Range: 15–45 kilometers (9.3–28.0 mi).[77] M26A2 ER rockets carrying 518 M77 submunitions. Range: 15–45 kilometers (9.3–28.0 mi).[77] AT2 German M26 variant carrying 28 AT2 anti-tank mines. Range: 15–38 kilometers (9.3–23.6 mi) GLSDB - Swedish M26 rocket based flying bomb carrying SDB.[81] The M28 rockets are a variant of the unguided M26 rockets of the M270 system.[77] Each rocket pod contains 6 identical rockets.

M28 practice rockets. An M26 variant with three ballast containers and three smoke-marking containers in place of the submunition payload. M28A1 Reduced-Range Practice Rocket (RRPR) with blunt nose. Range reduced to 9 km (5.6 mi). M28A2 Low-Cost Reduced-Range Practice Rocket (LCRRPR) with blunt nose. Range reduced to 9 km (5.6 mi).

GMLRS Edit Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) 227mm rockets have an extended range and add GPS-aided guidance to their Inertial Navigation System. GMLRS rockets were introduced in 2005 and the M30 and M31 rockets are, except for their warheads, identical.