One variant on this technology, the LAR, was created by Israel after it captured several prototypes in the Six Day War.
One variant on this technology, the LAR, was created by Israel after it captured several prototypes in the Six Day War. This technology was developed at the RNII facility, and one strategy for its use was known as "shoot and scoot." In one incident, a group of insurgents attached one of these to donkey carts. This weapon was designed by Georgy Langemak, who was subsequently executed during the Great Purge. It is significantly more dangerous than the smaller Qassam. A special unit of the NKVD was trained in its use, and it was first deployed at Rudnya during Operation Barbarossa. This weapon was used by Hezbollah to attack Israel during the 2006 Lebanon War, and it is named for a 1938 folk ballad about a woman separated from her lover during the war. For 10 points, name this Soviet multiple-rocket launcher which had a capital "K" stamped on it.
One variant on this technology, the LAR, was created by Israel after it captured several prototypes in the Six Day War.
Katyusha rocket launcher [accept  BM-13; accept  S talin 's  Organ  ; accept Kostikov Gun; accept  rocket launcher until "Six Day War" and prompt thereafter]