Previously, we have covered an unusual rocket launcher used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. It was basically a system for launching S-8 rockets taken from a russian Ka-52 helicopter, modified.
Reporters from the "Come Back Alive" foundation talked to the troops operating this "improvised MLRS. According to the one featured in the video, Ukrainian engineers came up with a custom-made launcher and fixed it on an L200 pickup.
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"We put this one to the test – it turns out to work just fine. So to say, a mini-Grad on wheels, a mobile one," says the artilleryman, referring to the BM-21 "Grad" multiple launch rocket system.
"All we need right now is as much ammunition as possible, and we’ll bring death to the enemies," he added.
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As Defense Express previously reported, Ukrainian servicemen have already shown multiple times their creativity in finding ways to use the relatively immobile weapons in unexpected ways. For instance, they mounted "Stugna-P" anti-tank guided missiles on quad bikes or similar RK-3 "Corsar" missiles on top of buggies.
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