Das ukrainische Sheikh Mansour-Bataillon verwendete mehrere MLRS-Systeme, die auf Pick-Up-Trucks montiert waren, um russische Positionen in Kherson-Richtung zu treffen. Veröffentlicht 07.08.2025
Das ukrainische Sheikh Mansour-Bataillon verwendete mehrere MLRS-Systeme, die auf Pick-Up-Trucks montiert waren, um russische Positionen in Kherson-Richtung zu treffen. Veröffentlicht 07.08.2025
I still don’t like such a close proximity between installations—it greatly simplifies counter-battery warfare.
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ive always wondered why there isnt more small frame mobile missile launchers on pickupbed like frames. even in advanced militarys. a two seater humvee with lets say 4 guided MLRS missiles would be a very low cost and effective frontline beast it can carry smaller payloads than the larger counter parts but still enough to rattle enemy forces lets say 10-20 miles distance max and fuck up fortifed areas defended areas etc and retreat fast rearm etc
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I still don’t like such a close proximity between installations—it greatly simplifies counter-battery warfare.
ive always wondered why there isnt more small frame mobile missile launchers on pickupbed like frames. even in advanced militarys. a two seater humvee with lets say 4 guided MLRS missiles would be a very low cost and effective frontline beast it can carry smaller payloads than the larger counter parts but still enough to rattle enemy forces lets say 10-20 miles distance max and fuck up fortifed areas defended areas etc and retreat fast rearm etc