This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bacheler.

Ukraine conflict. The President of the United States traveling the

Kiev boldly and bravely traveling the Warsaw to make a very clear speech that Ukraine is

to be supported by NATO indefinitely until the win. And then meeting with the Bucharest

Nine, the nine frontline states once under Soviet boot now by Russian threat most concerned

that after Ukraine comes us. I welcome Bradley Bowman. Brad is the senior director of the

Center on Military and Political Power at the FDD. Former Senate Armed Forces Armed

Services and Foreign Relations Committee advisor as well as a active duty once upon a time

officer in the United States Army, a Black Hawk pilot and an assistant professor Westpoint.

So I call on the professor. Brad, Professor Bowman, I want to understand some technical

language here. What are ATAKMs? Because in a recent piece at FDD you and your colleagues

have called for ATAKMs in theater. Good evening to you, John. And thanks so much for

the opportunity to talk with you again. And thanks for the opportunity to talk about the

Army tactical missile system or ATAKMs. Actually, we've been calling for the Biden administration

to provide Ukraine the attack. I'm going back to last summer. So this has been something

we've been focused on for a long time to understand why it's so that would be so valuable to

Kiev. It's it's important to understand the missiles capabilities. This is a missile

that has a 500, depending what variant you're talking about and there's details here

in there. But generally speaking, it's a 500 pound warhead missile with a 300 kilometer

range. What Ukraine is using, what they have from the United States currently is the guide

in multiple launch rocket system missile that's being fired by the high Mars, the high mobility

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