A total of 30 PH-300B launch vehicles and 30 PZ-300A ammunition loaders.
Actually, this remote rocket artillery unit comes from the 17th Armored Division.
The reasoning is quite simple; the PH-300 was developed with Army investment and is only provided to the main Army forces.
Before the outbreak of the war, the Marine Corps hadn't procured this type of remote rocket artillery, and the ones procured after the outbreak will be delivered next year.
If it weren't for the outbreak of the war, the Marine Corps wouldn't have procured remote rocket artillery either.
After all, when the Marine Corps needs remote fire support, they can deploy the Air Force or have Navy battleships launch cruise missiles. Besides, for the Marine Corps that mainly operates in coastal areas, the requirement for remote fire support is surely less than that of the Army.
Furthermore, the PH-300 is simply too cumbersome.
