Russia’s Army has received more than 10,000 items of military and special hardware under the state armament program, the Defense Ministry’s press office quoted Army Commander-in-Chief Colonel-General Oleg Salyukov as saying.
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Tornado-G, the last MLRS development in the line of the famous "Stalin Organs" of World War 2, then mounted on U.S. GMC or Chevrolet truck chassis (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Tornado-G, the last MLRS development in the line of the famous "Stalin Organs" of World War 2, then mounted on U.S. GMC or Chevrolet truck chassis (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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