MISSILES

Offense platform · Soviet Union

Katyusha

Model: BM-13

The Katyusha is a historic Soviet-era rocket launcher known for its role in World War II, capable of firing a rapid salvo of unguided rockets. Current stock: Thousands in storage, though largely outdated. Production: Simple and highly efficient for its time. Historical Usage: Extensively used in World War II and by various insurgent groups. Countermeasures: Airstrikes and mobility restrictions during deployment.

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Katyusha

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Munition
M-13 Rocket
Ammunition type
artillery
Target class
artillery
Range
8,000 m
Speed
700 m/s
Mass
2,800 kg
Unit cost
100,000 USD

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