The Dutch Armed Forces have decided to rebuild the rocket artillery capability, which was abandoned years ago, based on the Israeli PULS rocket artillery system. This emerges from a report by the Dutch Ministry of Defense on April 3rd. According to well-informed circles, the Dutch decision also has consequences for the future equipment of the Bundeswehr.
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