The AFU demonstrated a spectacular video of RM-70 Vampire and Grad rocket systems working together

Just recently we wrote about the Czech Multiple Rocket Launcher System RM-70 Vampire, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine published another video of the operation of MLRS.

What we know

The new video is not as long as the previous one, but it boasts relatively good quality. In addition, the video shows the joint almost synchronous work of the Czech rocket system RM-70 Vampire and the Soviet Grad, which is also in service with the AFU.

Recall that RM-70 Vampire can fire four dozen 122 mm fragmentation shells in less than half a minute. It takes only two minutes to reload. Maximum firing range is 20 km. The launcher is mounted on a Tatra T-815-7 chassis with a Tatra T3C V8 engine.

Source: @killpukin

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