We are investigating the RM-70 and its derivatives/variants. #rm70 #rocketlauncher #122mmWhy did Czechoslovakia develop the RM-70 instead of acquiring the BM-21 Grad?Which features of the RM-70 are better than those of its Soviet counterpart?What are the derivatives and updated variants of the RM-70?How has the MRL performed in combat?00:00 Introduction00:55 Historical background01:36 Programme history03:00 Design06:20 Specifications07:03 Variants (RM-70/85 / 122 Raketinheitin 89 – RakH 89 / 122 Raketinheitin 89M1 – RakH 89M1 / RM-70/85M / RM-70 Modular – MORAK / RM-70M1 / RM-70 Vampire / RM-70 Vampire 4D / RM-70 Vampire 4D with Puma armoured cab / BM-21 MT / VMZ vzor 92 Križan)13:06 Users13:40 Combat experincesWelcome to our new content. As the Weapon Detective, we are investigating modern weapon systems of the Second Cold War. The Weapon Legends is about the older weapon systems. We tell their epic stories, which made them a legend. The Weapon Legends investigates these stories, reads between the lines, analyzes, and tells the untold. You can find technical information, historical backgrounds, what happened during the development processes, combat experience and political projection. Let the wisdom of history show us what the future will be. Let’s investigate the veteran weapons of the past together. © RTNC, Vojenský Historický Ústav Praha, Defence Forces of Georgia, delostrelec1, Bundesarchiv, National Army of Uruguay, Police Nationale Congolaise, Ecuadorian Army, EXCALIBUR ARMY, chamodya chathuranga, Hellenic Army General Staff – ΓΕΣ, Finnish Defence Forces, Karjalan prikaati – Karelia Brigade, Finnish Army, NATO, Presidency Of The Republic Of Türkiye, IRIB TV1, NET, KCTV, net-film.ru, O2 TV, Antonína Slezáka, Historické náklaďáky, Klokan Jack, Slovak Armed Forces, STV, Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, Ministry of Defence of Azerbaijan, Ministry of Defence of Romania, Ministry of Defence of Egypt