List of rocket artillery

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Rocket artillery is a type of artillery equipped with rocket launchers instead of conventional guns or mortars.

## List of rocket artillery systems

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Note that the "Calibre" of rocket projectiles may not refer to the warhead diameter but to the launch tube diameter.

### Modern era

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Caliber (mm)  | Tubes  | Weapon name  | Country of origin  | Operational period

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60  | 1  | Qassam 1 |  Palestine |
500  | 3  | Golan-1000  |  Syria |
107  | 240  | Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher |  United Arab Emirates |
110  | 1  | Qassam 4 |  Palestine |
117, 180, or 227  | 60  | Thunderbolt-2000 |  Republic of China | since 2010
122  | 40  | WR-40 Langusta |  Poland |
107  | 12  | T-107 |  Turkey |
122  | 1,4,8,16,24, 40  | R-Han 122 |  Indonesia |
122  | 40  | T-122 |  Turkey |
122  | 40  | DTI-2 |  Thailand |
122  | 40  | MAM-01 multiple launch rocket system |  Myanmar | Since 2004
122  | 40  | RS-122 |  Georgia |
122  | 240  | Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher |  United Arab Emirates |
127  | 27  | CP-30  |  Argentina |
127  | 36  | SAPBA  |  Argentina |
127  | 24  | Valkiri multiple rocket launcher |  South Africa |
127  | 40  | Bateleur multiple rocket launcher |  South Africa |
128  | 12-16 x 2  | LRSVM Morava |  Serbia |
150  | 1  | Qassam 2 |  Palestine |
160  | 26  | LAROM |  Romania | Since 1999
180  | 40  | Astros SS-AV-40 |  Brazil | Since 2012
200  | 1  | Qassam 3 |  Palestine |
214  | 12  | Pinaka |  India | Since 2000
220  | 30  | TOS-1 |  Russia |
227  | 12  | M270 MLRS |  United States |
227  | 6  | M142 HIMARS |  United States |
230  | 12  | TOROS missile—medium range  |  Turkey |
240  | 12  | Fajr-3 |  Iran | Since 1996
240  | 6  | Falaq-1 |  Iran |
240[1] | 12  | MAM-02 multiple launch rocket system |  Myanmar | Since 2018
260  | 8  | TOROS missile—long range  |  Turkey |
262  | 12  | M-87 "Orkan" |  Yugoslavia  Serbia |
306  | 8  | Lynx-EXTRA |  Israel
300  | 4  | T-300 Kasırga |  Turkey | since 2000
300  | 6  | 9A52-4 Tornado |  Russia | Since 2011
300  | 8  | KN-09 (MRL) |  North Korea | Since 2016
300  | 8  | Polonez |  Belarus | Since 2016
302  | 8  | WS-1A |  People's Republic of China |
302  | 4  | WS-1B |  People's Republic of China |
302  | 4  | Kasirga rocket system |  Turkey |
302  | 4  | DTI-1 |  Thailand |
333  | 4  | Fajr-5 |  Iran |
333  | 1  | Falaq-2 |  Iran |
450  | 4  | Astros SS-150 |  Brazil | Since 2008
122  | 40  | KRL-122 |  Pakistan | Since 2001
| 8  | Fatah II  |  Pakistan | Since 2022
| 8  | Fatah I  |  Pakistan | Since 2021
610  | 2  | MGM-140 ATACMS  |  United States | Since 1990
610  | 1  | Zelzal-2 |  Iran | Since 1993
610  | 1  | Zelzal-3 |  Iran | Since 1993
920  | 2  | 9K720 Iskander |  Russia |

### Cold War era

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Caliber (mm)  | Tubes  | Weapon name  | Country of origin  | Operational period

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70  | 24  | Rancudo  |  Philippines | 1960s - 1980s
70  | 42  | EDESA Yarará[2] |  Argentina |
70  | 36  | SBAT-70  |  Brazil |
180  | 6 (short version)
1 (long version)  | Bongbong (rocket) |  Philippines | 1965 - 1986
70  | 20 & 40  | NDL-40 |  Indonesia | 1985 -
70  | 6  | Sumpak  |  Philippines |
80  | 12  | D-3000 Walid  |  Egypt |
105  | 16  | Pampero |  Argentina |
107  | 12  | Type 63 multiple rocket launcher |  People's Republic of China |
107  | 12  | Fajr-1 |  Iran |
110  | 36  | Leichtes Artillerie-Raketen-System (LARS) |  Germany | 1968 - 1991
110  | 36  | Leichtes Artillerie-Raketen-System 2 (LARS 2) |  Germany | 1980 - 2000 [3]
115  | 1  | XM70E2 Towed Multiple Launch Rocket |  United States |
117  | 45  | Kung Feng VI |  Republic of China | 1982 -
122  | 40  | FIROS-25 / 30 |  Italy | 1987
122  | 40  | RM-70 |  Czechoslovakia | 1972 -
122  | 40  | Sakr-18 |  Egypt |
122  | 40  | Type 81 multiple rocket launcher |  People's Republic of China |
122  | 40  | Type 90 multiple rocket launcher |  People's Republic of China |
122  | 40  | HM 20  |  Iran |
122  | 40  |  BM-21/9K51 Grad |  Soviet Union | 1963 -
126  | 40  | Kung Feng III |  Republic of China | 1973 -
126  | 40  | Kung Feng IV |  Republic of China | 1973 -
127  | 32  | Astros SS-30 |  Brazil | 1983 -
128  |  | M71 rocket  |  Yugoslavia |
128  | 32  | M-63 "Plamen" |  Yugoslavia  Serbia |
128  | 32  | M-77 "Oganj" |  Yugoslavia  Serbia |
130  | 19  | Type 70 multiple rocket launcher  |  People's Republic of China |
130  | 36  | Kooryong |  South Korea |
130  | 32  | RM-51 |  Czechoslovakia |
130  | 30  | Type 75 130 mm multiple rocket launcher |  Japan |
140  | 40  | Teruel (multiple rocket launcher) |  Spain | 1985 -
140  | 16  | BM-14/RPU-14  |  Soviet Union |
160  | 26  | LAR-160 |  Israel |
180  | 16  | Astros SS-40 |  Brazil |
200  | 4  | BMD-20 |  Soviet Union | 1951 - 1979
220  | 16  |  BM-27/9P140 Uragan |  Soviet Union | 1977 -
230  |  | Oghab |  Iran |
240  | 12  | BM-24 |  Soviet Union |
240  | 36  | MAR-240 |  Israel |
250  | 6  | BM-25 |  Soviet Union |
273  | 8  | WM-80 |  People's Republic of China |
290  | 4  | MAR-290 |  Israel |
300  | 3  | Avibras X-40  |  Brazil |
300  | 4  | Astros SS-60 |  Brazil | 1983 -
300  | 4  | Astros SS-80 |  Brazil | 1983 -
300  | 12  |  BM-30/9K58 Smerch |  Soviet Union | 1989 -
337  | 2  | Type 67 Model 30 Rocket Artillery |  Japan | 1968 - 1992
550  | 1  | 9K52 Luna-M (FROG-7)  |  Soviet Union | 1965 -
610  | 1  | Zelzal-1 |  Iran | 1990 -
650  | 1  | OTR-21 Tochka (SS-21 Scarab)  |  Soviet Union | 1976 -
880  | 1  | 9K72 Elbrus (Scud)  |  Soviet Union | 1957 -
890  | 1  | OTR-23 Oka (SS-23 Spider)  |  Soviet Union | 1972 - 2002

### World War II era

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Caliber (mm)  | Tubes  | Weapon name  | Country of origin  | Operational period

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57  |  | Rocket Projectile, 2 inch  |  United Kingdom |
72.4  | 1  | 7.3 cm Propagandawerfer 41 |  Nazi Germany |
72.9  | 35  | Henschel Hs 297 / 7.3 cm Föhn-Gerät |  Nazi Germany |
76.2  | 1-36  | Z Battery |  United Kingdom |
76.2  | 32  | Land Mattress |  United Kingdom |
78  | 24 or 48  | 8 cm Raketen-Vielfachwerfer |  Nazi Germany |
82  | 8  | BM-8-8 (jeep)  |  Soviet Union |
82  | 24  | BM-8-24 (tank)  |  Soviet Union |
82  | 36  | BM-8-36 (truck)  |  Soviet Union | 1941 -
82  | 48  | BM-8-48 (2½ ton truck)  |  Soviet Union |
114  |  | M8 4.5 inch Rocket |  United States |
132  | 16  | BM-13-16 Katyusha |  Soviet Union | 1940 -
150  | 6  | 15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 |  Nazi Germany |
150  | 10  | 15cm Panzerwerfer 42 |  Nazi Germany |
180  | 20  | Unrotated projectile |  United Kingdom |
190  | 1  | Type 10 and Type 3 Rocket Boosters |  Japan |
203  | 1  | Type 4 20 cm Rocket Launcher |  Japan |
210  | 1  | 20 cm Naval Rocket Launcher |  Japan |
210  | 5  | 21cm NbW 42 |  Nazi Germany |
280  | 6  | 28/32 cm Nebelwerfer 41 (also fired 32 cm calibre ordnance)  |  Nazi Germany |
300  | 6  | 30cm NbW 42 |  Nazi Germany |
300  | 6  | 30 cm Raketenwerfer 56 |  Nazi Germany |
300  | 4 or 6  | Wurfrahmen 40 |  Nazi Germany | 1940 - 1945
300  | 1  | Type 21 and Type 22 Rocket-Bombs |  Japan |
300  | 4  | M-30 |  Soviet Union | 1942 -
300  | 12  | BM-31 (truck)  |  Soviet Union | 1944 -
380  | 1  | Sturmtiger |  Nazi Germany |
400  | 1  | Type 4 40 cm Rocket Launcher |  Japan |
450  | 1  | 45 cm naval rocket |  Japan |

### Prior to World War II

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Caliber (mm)  | Tubes  | Weapon name  | Country of origin  | Operational period

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50.8  | 20 or 50  | Volovsky rockets |  Russian Empire | 20th century, 1912,

Russian Empire

76  | 1  | Mysorean rockets |  Kingdom of Mysore | 18th century

Southern India,

46  | 100  | Singijeon Hwacha |  Joseon | 15th century

Munjong of Joseon

## See also

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* List of artillery by country

## Notes

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1. ^ Myanmar And Asean Military Updates. "MAM-02 240mm MLRS test firing". Facebook.
2. ^ Authorization to export to EDESA - MECON, 1978  Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine
3. ^ Archived (Date missing) at m136.de (Error: unknown archive URL) Funktion und Einsatz FERA