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BMD-20 |
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BMD-20 Multiple Rocket Launcher* |
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Designer: |
Uncertain at Present |
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Russian Designation/Name: | Uncertain at Present | ||
Manufacturer: |
Soviet State Industries |
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Role: |
Heavy Multiple Rocket Launcher |
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Year Adopted: |
1952 |
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Number Built: | Unknown | ||
Weight (loaded): |
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Operational Status: |
Russia - Obsolete Ethiopia and North Korea - Still in service |
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Armament: |
4 x 200 mm Rockets |
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Engine: |
ZIL-121 6 cylinder water-cooled petrol engine, 95 horsepower |
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Transmission: | 5 speed manual (with five forward gears and one reverse) | ||
Crew: |
6 |
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Armor: | None | ||
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Maximum Speed: |
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Range of Vehicle: |
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Rocket Reload Time: | 6 to 10 minutes | ||
Elevation/Depression: | +9° to +60° | ||
Traverse: | 20° | ||
*Statistics are for the early ZIL-151 chassis |
200mm Rocket Statistics |
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Rocket Name: | Unknown | ||
Maximum Range: |
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Warhead: |
High Explosive |
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Fuze: | Impact | ||
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The BMD-20 in Pictures |
Development, History, and Use |
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Sources Cited (1) Jane's Armor and Artillery 1981-1982, edited by Christopher Foss, Jane's Publishing Inc.: New York, New York, 1981. Print |