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| Clopitor_the_Hydrogenous #1203190 3 months ago |
What is that, a BM-21 variant? |
| Anonymous #1203210 3 months ago |
The lights are blinking guys... |
| Gundlach #1203308 3 months ago |
Soviets.... |
| d715 #1203427 3 months ago |
^^
I did not notice that |
| MexiGojira #1203587 3 months ago |
Soviets? in Equestria!? What the what!? |
| StarrySkies #1203776 3 months ago |
Soviets attacking an Islamic like place?
Eh, kinda the last people I expected to do something like that, maybe Muslim ponies, but hey, should be interesting. |
| WatermelonRat #1203784 3 months ago |
^Afghanistan. Chechnya. |
| StarrySkies #1203796 3 months ago |
^
I was more thinking of Israel, but it makes more sense as Afghanistan. I'm just under the impression the place is like Israel since the blog is Islamshy after all. |
| Rezak #1205327 3 months ago |
soviet = evil? again? |
| ILSS #1208542 3 months ago |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_invasion_of_Afghanistan |
| ObssN #1212154 3 months ago |
Rocket arty piece doesn't match with anything in the Soviet/Russian inventory. There just isn't anything with that dual launcher configuration. Closest I can find is the LAR-160 which is an Israelis piece, which is ironic on multiple levels... |
| Anonymous #1226124 3 months ago |
^
I think it could be the US's MRLS (Multiple Rocket Launcher System) or something, which is even weirder... |
| Anonymous #1243459 3 months ago |
ObssN here, too lazy to log-in right now...
^Nope. The United States M270 uses only a single "flat" launcher. The vehicle in the picture has a pair of "long" launchers. Compare, M270: 
Versus the LAR-160: 
For the record, Soviet/Russian MRLS's launchers tend to be in a "clustered tubes", rails, or a single "box" launcher. As examples, the BM-30 'Smerch' has a "clustered tubes"-style launcher: 
The BM-13 (ye olde 'Katyusha') has a "rails"-style launcher: 
And the BM-21 'Grad' has a "box" style launcher.  |