Its just a truck with stuff. Might take two chinooks. one for the truck. one for the munitions.
the chief problem with that idea is the risk of high value tech falling into the russian/chinese hands.
The safer thing to do is just hit the trucks with artillery—when they’re stopped for gas, or toilet or food—or to unload.
The ukes could even bring in some infiltrators to one of the roads. someplace where the trees are close. and then fell trees over the road. anything really that will stop and back up the trucks. they have so many trucks—once backed up —they’d only need to hit one or two in the front and back of the column before the road is blocked and the trucks are stopped and then the ukes can blow them up in detail.
This is pretty much a repeat of uke tactics with russian tanks when they were lined up for miles from the russian border to kiev.
Now instead of aiming for tanks. They aim for trucks.
It wouldn’t take a lot of direct hits on the trucks to totally mess up that flow of material.
I know the scope but was trying to be nice rather than my normal self. The HIMARS weighs more than advertised. That’s the weight not fully equipped and no munitions gas oil …. A chinook can’t come close to lifting it.