The only place that module could have seen combat is Ukraine. Germany "formally handed over" the first of 54 RCH 155 systems in January 2025, but the systems stayed in Germany. Then the Ukrainian systems went completely quiet. No photos, no footage, no OSINT trail. Just silence, 600 trained Ukrainian operators, and a marketing department in Canada that may have said more than it meant to. In this video: Canada's Grizzly LAV, what makes the RCH 155's fire-on-the-move capability a structural shift in the counterbattery survival equation, why one phrase in a trade show press release is the strongest signal yet the RCH-155 system is already in Ukraine, and why whatever Ukraine proves or disproves about this doctrine will matter for every NATO army now ordering the same platform.