The GS-777 is a standard rocket launcher used by U.S. armed forces, building on a history of rocket launchers used by U.S. forces since World War II. Since the inception of this weapon, not much ...

Since World War II, media reports frequently refer to multiple rocket launchers as "Katyushas" (perhaps because many were copies of or indeed supplied by the Soviet Union). Military rockets ...

The multiple launch rocket system ... alone make the modern MLRS a staple of any military. To identify every major MLRS since World War II, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a catalog of missile systems ...

Officially labeled a rocket launcher, the M202 FLASH stood for Flame Assault Shoulder. It was intended to replace the World War II M1 and M2 flamethrowers that were used as standard incendiary devices ...

Iran has used significantly fewer munitions in its response to Israel than originally planned because the IDF destroyed and damaged missile launchers and silos that Iran planned to use to ...

World War II, which claimed the lives of 40 million civilians and 20 million soldiers, was a tragic time when seen through a humanitarian lens. However, it is poetic how the period, in which the ...

U.S. Army soldiers prepare to attach V-B launchers to their M1917 rifles. The United States military adopted its ... And though firsthand accounts of World War II combat use of the V-B grenade ...

The M9A1 rocket launcher became ... immense success in fighting back against Axis tanks helped cement the weapon's appearance and name in the minds of the Military. Even after World War II ...