Photos of the Chinese MLRS B-12 based on the FAW 4x4 for the airborne troops appeared

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Photos of the Chinese MLRS B-12 based on the FAW 4x4 for the airborne troops appeared

The network has images of another Chinese development in the military-industrial sphere.

We are talking about the Chinese version of the multiple launch rocket system B-12. This is an installation based on the FAW 4x4 cargo platform.



According to Chinese sources, the MLRS B-12 was created specifically for the PLA airborne forces. The firing range is 28 km (according to other sources - about 30 km). The installation on the platform can be dropped due to its relatively small size.



The launcher consists of two dozen guides.



Photos of the Chinese multiple launch rocket launcher (and most of all, the platforms) are published in the Chinese segment of social networks - in Weibo.

It should be noted that the PLA is also armed with other MLRS, including the A-100 on an 8x8 WS-2400 wheelbase. About 11 years ago, the Chinese company NORINCO introduced the AR1A variant as an upgrade to the A-100. At the same time, such a system was created with the close cooperation of the Chinese manufacturer with Russian companies involved in the development of MLRS.
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  1. -8
    6 July 2020 14: 47
    They copied the BM-13 Katyusha.
    1. +1
      6 July 2020 15: 31
      Vision problems?
    2. +6
      6 July 2020 16: 10
      Quote: Sergey39
      They copied the BM-13 Katyusha.

      Here's what you copied from:

      Soviet amphibious multiple launch rocket system M-21V (Grad-V)
      Ours, too, at one time released a version of the MLRS for the Airborne Forces
      1. 0
        6 July 2020 17: 29
        Quote: APASUS
        Here's what you copied from:

        Is not a fact....
        No need to rush to conclusions
        Maybe it's not MLRS at all ...
        https://user.guancha.cn/main/content?id=339244&s=fwzwyzzwzbt

        At least in the second photo it does not at all look like the floor of the Grad package
        1. 0
          7 July 2020 13: 11
          Quote: Spade
          Quote: APASUS
          Here's what you copied from:

          Is not a fact....
          No need to rush to conclusions
          Maybe it's not MLRS at all ...
          https://user.guancha.cn/main/content?id=339244&s=fwzwyzzwzbt
          At least in the second photo it does not at all look like the floor of the Grad package

          There in your photo where 4 cars, the rightmost is just MLRS

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