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| Name / Designation | Patria TREMOS / 120 KRH M3 |
| Type / Role | Mobile smoothbore mortar system, indirect fire support |
| Country of Origin | Finland |
| Manufacturer | Patria |
| Service Entry / Year Introduced | Introduced 2024; Finnish serial procurement announced 2026 |
| Operational Status | In production and entering Finnish service |
| Range | 7+ km, ammunition dependent |
| Speed | Not applicable as a system specification |
| Ceiling / Altitude Limit | Not publicly specified |
| Accuracy (CEP) | Not publicly specified; optional INU and BMS support improved first round accuracy |
| Warhead Type | Ammunition dependent |
| Guidance System | Manual laying; optional INU |
| Targeting Mode | Conventional indirect-fire mortar operation |
| Launch Platform Compatibility | 4x4, 6x6, 8x8 and light tracked vehicles |
| Seeker Type | None specified; conventional mortar system |
| Length | Not publicly specified |
| Diameter | 120 mm or 81 mm, configuration dependent |
| Wingspan | Not applicable |
| Launch Weight | Approximately 1,600 to 3,500 kg, configuration dependent |
| Propulsion | Vehicle mounted; mortar projectile propulsion is ammunition dependent |
| Warhead Weight | Ammunition dependent; not specified by Patria |
| Explosive Type | Ammunition dependent |
| Detonation Mechanism | Ammunition dependent |
| Payload Options | Compatible with qualified 120 mm and 81 mm smoothbore mortar ammunition |
| Operational Range Type | Medium |
| Deployment Platform | Ground vehicle |
| Target Types | Area targets, infantry positions and other targets normally engaged by indirect mortar fire |
| Combat Proven | No publicly established combat record for TREMOS |
| Users / Operators | Finland |
Patria TREMOS is a Finnish mobile mortar system designed to modernize conventional smoothbore mortars with greater mobility, faster deployment and improved first round accuracy. Introduced by Patria in 2024, TREMOS uses an integration module and hydro-pneumatic recoil system that allow the weapon to be installed on suitable 4×4, 6×6, 8×8 and light tracked vehicles. The system can use existing 120 mm or 81 mm mortar tubes, qualified ammunition and ballistic tables, reducing the need for entirely new ammunition and training arrangements.
Patria, a Finnish defense company, developed TREMOS in cooperation with the Finnish Army and Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command. The Finnish Army refers to the system as the 120 KRH M3. In September 2026, Finland agreed to procure more than 100 TREMOS systems, with deliveries beginning in 2026 and continuing through 2028.
TREMOS is a mortar system rather than a self-propelled vehicle, so a projectile speed is not specified by Patria as a system performance figure. Its published performance includes a maximum rate of fire of 12 to 15 rounds per minute, with the first three rounds fired within 15 seconds. Patria lists a range of more than 7 km, depending on ammunition. Time to open fire is under 60 seconds, while the system is designed for immediate displacement after firing.
Patria has not publicly disclosed a standard unit price for TREMOS. Final cost is expected to depend on the mortar configuration, vehicle integration, ammunition storage, navigation equipment, battle management connectivity and customer requirements. The system is designed as a modernization solution that can use existing mortar components and ammunition.
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