Iranian MLRS HM20 appeared in Syria

December 14 2015

Iran has put the Syrian army's HM20 salvo system, which was recently used by government forces in the province of Aleppo, reports Messenger of Mordovia with reference to the Syrian crisis expert Yury Lyamin.

Received in Syria MLRS made on the basis of «Mercedes-Benz NG 2626».

HM20 have a dual package with 40 guides. Target hit distance is up to 30 km.

“Iran supplies the allied Syrian forces not only small arms or anti-tank weapons, but heavier equipment. In October, Iranian Saphire jeeps with an 106-mm recoilless gun were spotted during an offensive by government forces in the Al-Gab valley. Now the turn has reached the HM20 multiple launch rocket systems, ”the publication reports.

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maxim1987 14 December 2015 13: 00
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What is the caliber of rockets?
1. Engineer 14 December 2015 13: 04
  
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  122mm naturally)
  1. kodxnumx 14 December 2015 13: 12
    
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    Well done, what can I add!
  2. Lissyara 14 December 2015 13: 26
    
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    And the sequence of firing, like Grad.
    Hmm, Mercedes and Iran. Sobsno the first "Gelendvagens" were made for the middle command echelon, but at first they did not go to the Bundoswehr. They drove the party to Iran.
    UAZs were also made in the same years. And with almost the same idea ...
    Just made from G-vagen, and what the Patriot looks like.
    Of course I have nothing against our car industry, but so ... I ascertain the fact. True and Patriot stands on 126500 Euro
    1. McLuha-MacLeod 14 December 2015 13: 29
      
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      You ask questions yourself and answer them yourself. Well done!
      1. builder 14 December 2015 14: 22
        
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        Angry you ....
    2. lelikas 14 December 2015 13: 47
      
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      Quote: LiSSyara
      And the sequence of firing, like Grad.
      
      Not knowing anything about her, he also drew attention to the strange numbering of the barrels, then, however, "caught up" - from the beginning, rockets are fired at the edges of the "package" ...
    3. Thomas I do not believe40 14 December 2015 15: 03
      
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      The Gelenvagenes were created for the army of Iran, and Iran at that time was looking towards the USSR.
      Then the Islamic revolution in Iran, a change of power and Mercedes hovered with this Gelenvagen.
      Development money was spent and the first batch was made.
      They offered the Bundeswehr, somehow sold it. And then the sales went uphill.
    4. cyberspace 14 December 2015 15: 29
      
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      Quote: LiSSyara
      the first "Gelendvagens" were made for the middle command echelon, but at first they did not go to the Bundoswehr. They drove the party to Iran.
      
      If I remember correctly, the Gelendvagen was developed by order of the administration of the Shah of Iran, a contract was signed to produce a batch of less than 1000 cars, but they didn’t take off the shah, then Iran did not pay, then the sanctions against the Ayatollah regime, the Bundeswehr refused because of excessive comfort, and grandmas need to be beaten off, and put up for sale. Suddenly, demand fell and it was decided to put it on the conveyor; it was produced not only at the Mercedes plant itself, but also in Austria at the Steyr-Daimler-Pooh plant, under the brand name Steyer-Puch-G.
      1. Lissyara 14 December 2015 17: 23
        
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        So Geliki is still only going to Steier Pooh. By order from Russia "Partially" (it's like a "slightly pregnant woman") this pepelats has been removed from mass production.
        
        cyberspace 15 December 2015 02: 16
        
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        Demand has seriously decreased, and there is no mass production. At the time of the launch of Geliks, there were only 2 SUVs on the market with comfort at the level of a passenger car - Gelik and Niva, all the rest did not differ from the military. Competitors saw demand and improved their Land Cruisers, Pajero and other Land Rovers. Over time, the car repeatedly underwent restyling, replacing the lineup, which somewhat rounded off the external angularity and worsened off-road performance. Cars of the first releases with mechanics and a lot of patency locks, in my IMHO, were the best SUVs in the world that can be planted in two cases - either a woodpecker driver, or if you go where it is impossible to drive in principle.
2. Uran 14 December 2015 13: 04
  
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  Well done, help their brothers. you need to crush and finish off the igil shaitans
  1. gray smeet 14 December 2015 13: 18
    
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    Quote: Uranus
    Well done, help their brothers. you need to crush and finish off the igil shaitans
    
    It is expected that Iraq will request military assistance from Iran (consultations are ongoing), with the aim of introducing troops into the northern territories of Iraq (Turkey was raging there) ... Will the Iraqi leadership decide on an official request (given the curators from Washington)? Another thing - is Iran ready for this?
3. Shuttle 14 December 2015 13: 10
  
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  Quote: maximNNX
  What is the caliber of rockets?
  
  122 mm.
  This is the Iranian version of the BM-21.
  
  http://modelist-konstruktor.com/bronekollekcziya/reaktivnaya-sistema-zalpovogo-o
  gnya-lgradr
  
  Copies of Grad installations with the same artillery unit, but on different chassis, are produced in Poland (WR-40 Langusta), Romania (APR-21, APR-40), China (Tour 81 SPRL, Tour 83 SPRL. And etc.), DPRK (BM-11, MRL. 122 tt M1977 and MRL 122 tt M1985), Iran (HM20, HM23 and NMxx), Pakistan (KRL 122), Egypt (RC-21) and other countries. Today Grad and its copies are in service with 65 countries.
  1. padded jacket 14 December 2015 17: 02
    
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    This is the Iranian version of the BM-21
    
    A bit wrong.
    Here they actually copied the BM-21, but rather, with the MLRS delivered to them from the DPRK, if you look closely, the package of forty guides is divided into two twenty pieces, unlike the BM-21 adopted in the USSR, where all forty missiles are in one package.
    These are the 122-mm MLRS with 30 guides North Korea supplied to Iran during the Iran-Iraq war.
    
    Here's another version of the 122-mm MLM HM-20 on the Mercedes chassis only earlier.
    
    A variant of the same 122 mm MLRS but on the MAN chassis
venaya 14 December 2015 13: 00
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In this case, it is important that we are talking about multinational assistance, that not only our country takes an active and multifaceted participation.
1. samoletil18 14 December 2015 13: 35
  
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  Quote: venaya
  In this case, it is important that we are talking about multinational assistance, that not only our country takes an active and multifaceted participation.
  
  Something of Chinese crafts is not visible. Interestingly, they are waiting for something or are not sure of reliability and efficiency against the background of Russian samples?
  1. Talgat 14 December 2015 23: 16
    
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    China is waiting and amassing strength
    
    The Chinese general said - early on you started - you just had to wait another 10 years
    
    But unfortunately, the Syrians and Iran simply can not live up to this deadline - and Russia had to start ahead of schedule.
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What is the advantage of this MLRS over the City or Tornado-G? In addition to Mercedes as a tractor, although it is old, it will be more comfortable than the Urals
1. Phantom Revolution 14 December 2015 13: 09
  
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  What is the advantage of this MLRS over the City or Tornado-G? In addition to Mercedes as a tractor, although it is old, it will be more comfortable than the Urals
  
  In the MLRS, which is never superfluous.
Dmitry 2246 14 December 2015 13: 06
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Very decent help.
As part of the division and by area.
gukoyan 14 December 2015 13: 07
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It is nice to see that help is not provided in words, but in practice.
Wolka 14 December 2015 13: 10
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with the world on a thread and then to help ...
1. iouris 14 December 2015 13: 17
  
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  ... naked loop.
  Where is the promised ground operation?
voyaka uh 14 December 2015 13: 15
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Somehow, things didn’t go well for the Iranians ... the 7th General has already been killed!
selective IRGC lost several hundred killed.
Like, they think to replace the "Revolutionary Guards" with a regular army,
by rotation ..
1. PN 14 December 2015 13: 23
  
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  Experience, son of difficult mistakes. (c) they will gain experience, learn to fight, you see and there will be less losses.
2. Scoun 14 December 2015 13: 29
  
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  Somehow, things didn’t go well for the Iranians ... the 7th General has already been killed!
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  Looks at the "front line" of the river, although in places it is difficult to distinguish.
  Quote: voyaka uh
  selective IRGC lost several hundred killed.
  
  Well, after all, the igil did not take over entire cities in Iraq from scratch, there are specialists there and a seemingly banal question ... how the leader of Ishil Baghdadi spent two years in Guantanomo, came out from there bam bam and so quickly put together such a "office" with well-organized supplies of weapons from all over the world (take the same supplies from Ukraine), organize the sale of oil and artifacts, cash? and if the accounts are in banks ... what forces created and financed them
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    "Scoun" ////
    "Baghdadi after spending two years in Guantanomo," ////
    
    Baghdadi hung noodles on the ears of the Americans, which will only
    fight al Qaeda. And he didn’t lie (Al Qaeda IGNiki really nightmare)
    but forgot to tell the CIA that he was going to take over the Sunni Triangle
    in Iraq and pile on the big Shiite government of Iraq ....
3. samoletil18 14 December 2015 13: 32
  
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  How many Soviet generals died or were captured in 1941! And who won?
  Iran has had it since 1988. there was nothing interesting in terms of gaining combat experience.
  1. lelikas 14 December 2015 13: 58
    
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    How many Soviet generals died or were captured in 1941! And who won?
    Iran has had it since 1988. there was nothing interesting in terms of gaining combat experience.
    
    About 30 people, offhand, but most, breaking out of the environment or in battle.
    In Syria, the situation is somewhat different, but rather the organization of the service is lame.
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      I can’t disagree with you, but what happened on June 22 also speaks of great organizational problems.
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  Like, they think to replace the "Revolutionary Guards" with a regular army,
  by rotation ..
  A regular army often brings more benefits. Without anguish, excessive enthusiasm, guys just do their job. I read about the IRGC, it is not very clear to whom, they can be attributed, which analogue is found in history.
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    Like, they think to replace the "Revolutionary Guards" with a regular army,
    by rotation ..
    A regular army often brings more benefits. Without anguish, excessive enthusiasm, guys just do their job. I read about the IRGC, it is not very clear to whom, they can be attributed, which analogue is found in history.
    
    Maybe the Vatican Guard is Muslim-style?
    1. avva2012 14 December 2015 14: 30
      
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      Maybe the Vatican Guard is Muslim-style?
      125 thousand people, three types of troops: ground, air force and navy? I understand the analogy is inappropriate, but more like a waffen-SS.
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    I read about the IRGC, it is not very clear to whom, they can be attributed, which analogue is found in history.
    That’s for sure, I myself thought for a long time to whom they are closer in spirit, to some kind of Islamic crusaders or religious fanatics-militias.
    1. avva2012 14 December 2015 15: 05
      
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      religious militia fanatics.
      I think they are professionals. Apparently with a bias, more to the "fighting spirit", after all, it's not for nothing that their generals die so often. Therefore, simple army men, it seems to me, will be more appropriate.
  3. padded jacket 14 December 2015 17: 07
    
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    Regular army, often more useful
    
    The IRGC is also a regular army only reporting directly to the ayatollah.
    Their militia is called BASIDGE.
5. avdkrd 14 December 2015 14: 47
  
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  Quote: voyaka uh
  Somehow, things didn’t go well for the Iranians ... the 7th General has already been killed!
  selective IRGC lost several hundred killed.
  Like, they think to replace the "Revolutionary Guards" with a regular army,
  by rotation ..
  
  This is the specificity of the Iranian army, the generals die because they are at the forefront and are direct participants in the hostilities. In fact, their status does not correspond to the rank of general in the RA and is closer to the colonel.
DobryAAH 14 December 2015 13: 16
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Not all the same, we drag it there, our wallet is also not rubber. See the new incident with ships on Yandex.
Yugra 14 December 2015 13: 18
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If our skirmish with the Turks, oh how much we learn about the presence of the latest weapons in Syria on our part. Yes, and that in Middle-earth is also a big secret. When I was in Tartus at an inter-repair repair, I’ve seen enough ... guys country will sleep well ...
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  So well, guys, the country will sleep peacefully ...
  
  Yes, the majority is not steamed anyway, Chetamuhokhlo, changed to chetamsturkami ....
  it will be so until a new, common enemy appears.
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MLRS HM20 made on the basis of "Mercedes-Benz NG 2626", and the PU package was adopted as the basis for BM21 (Grad-1 ed. 9P138) b / p shells M-210F (9M22U) with high-explosive fragmentation warheads. Even the USSR supplied these products to Iran and Iraq. There is nothing new ...
Al_oriso 14 December 2015 13: 47
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Iran helps Syria, and this is a weighty weight on the scales of the fight against ISIS.
gg.na 14 December 2015 13: 48
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Let them be hollow Igilovites. All is not bare hands! Soak it with water by all available means so that it won’t be worse if a hundred others are wetted with the help of these НМ20! I'm only glad I will!
Mercenary 14 December 2015 13: 49
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What is the difference on which chassis the installation is? The main thing is its effectiveness in working against squares against small mobile terrorist groups, or chasing them on airplanes?
dchegrinec 14 December 2015 15: 53
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Well done Iranians are doing their job! The main thing is for the liberation to be powerful!
evge-malyshev 14 December 2015 19: 18
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More MLRS good and different for the weapons of Assad.