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Katyusha

Soviet free-flight rocket of World War II. It was fired from racks mounted in a heavy truck and had a range of about 5 km/3 mi. Each truck had 48 launcher racks and a battalion could lay down an immense rapid-fire barrage.

The rocket was 1.8 m/5.9 ft long and 130 mm/5.1 in diameter and weighed 42 kg/92 lb complete with a 22 kg/48 lb explosive warhead.



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The laser-based "Iron Dome" system is meant to counter Hezbollah's Katyushas and the more primitive Qassam rockets fired from Gaza.
army's Delta base, (7 km) western Kut, came under an attack with two Katyushas fired from the area of al-Shohadaa, in the eastern part of the city," the source told Aswat al-Iraq news agency.
Most are believed to be short-range Soviet-era battlefield weapons generically known as Katyushas.
 
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