Tornado vs American M270: Whose MLRS is cooler?

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The reviewer of the publication Independent Military Review, Viktor Myasnikov, analyzed the combat capabilities of two multiple launch rocket systems from different countries: the Russian MLRS Smerch and the American M270 MLRS.

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    1. Engineer Rank
      Engineer
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      1 September 2017 14: 36
      Tornado - 300mm, M270 - 240mm, Hurricane - 220mm. I'm certainly not an expert, but it would be more logical to compare close calibers. In addition, the M270 is a universal platform - a cross between Hurricane and Iskander.
      1. V Rank
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        1 September 2017 18: 09
        Perhaps it would be more relevant to compare available better systems? If the Americans do not have a higher caliber, similar to the "Tornado", then there is no point in trying to compare with the "Hurricane".
        Existing ammunition "Tornado" surpass the "versatility" of the M270.
    2. guerrilla Rank
      guerrilla
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      1 September 2017 19: 21
      And so and so far from the Chinese MLRS, oddly enough.
      Chemistry (industrial technology), and therefore range, the Chinese nobly pumped.
    3. nesvobodnye Rank
      nesvobodnye
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      1 September 2017 19: 58
      And the time of leaving the position after completing the task varies greatly?
    4. Aim point Rank
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      3 September 2017 03: 08
      According to the M270, there is not enough information in the public domain, of course we can say that ours is better, but is it so ...
    5. bagr69 Rank
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      4 September 2017 12: 10
      Steeper than the one that never shoots at people.

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