Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket

Also known as

Fatah-I rocket
Fatah 301 mm guided rocket
Fatah GMLRS rocket

The Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket is a Pakistan-origin guided artillery rocket presented by GIDS at IDEF 2025 as part of the Fatah GMLRS model. Janes described the display as an 8x8 multilaunch vehicle with a pod for four Fatah-I rockets.

Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket, 301 mm guided rocket, Munitions

Image source: FATAH-I

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Pakistan
Built by: Global Industrial & Defence Solutions (GIDS)
Type: 301 mm guided rocket

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Specifications

Caliber: 301 mm
Pod load: 4 rockets per pod in the Fatah GMLRS model
Carrier: 8x8 multilaunch vehicle
Configuration: Guided rocket
Presentation context: Displayed by GIDS at IDEF 2025

Launch Platforms

GIDS presented the Fatah-I rocket as part of a podded launcher model at IDEF 2025.

Carrier

Carrier type

Carriage evidence

Fatah-I / Fatah-1, Guided multiple launch rocket system, Artillery

Fatah-I / Fatah-1

8x8 multilaunch vehicle

Janes said GIDS presented a Fatah GMLRS model with a pod for four Fatah-I 301 mm guided rockets, placing this rocket in the carried load of the launcher.

Sources: IDEF 2025: Pakistan's GIDS presents Fatah GMLRS

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service: Shown publicly at IDEF 2025 in the Fatah GMLRS model.

Media

Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket Images

Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket, 301 mm guided rocket, Munitions - view 1 — Source: Pakistani Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 MLRS Together

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Sources

FATAH-IPublisher: Global Industrial & Defence Solutions | Note: Supports manufacturer product background, Fatah-I specifications, role description, and official product image provenance. | Accessed: 2026-06-21 IDEF 2025: Pakistan's GIDS presents Fatah GMLRSPublisher: Janes | Note: Supports the Fatah GMLRS model presented by GIDS, including the 8x8 multilaunch vehicle with a pod for four Fatah-I 301 mm guided rockets. | Accessed: 2026-06-27 Pakistani Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 MLRS TogetherPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and licensing page for the Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 launcher image, listed on Commons as CC0/public domain dedication. | Accessed: 2026-06-21