Terrible Russian Weapons of World War II

Russia is a sovereign country located east of continental Europe and north Asia. Russia has an area of ​​17,125,200 km2 which makes Russia the largest country in the world, where the country's land area covers from one-eighth of the land area on earth. Russia also became one of the largest oil and natural gas producing countries in the world that became one of the main pillars of the country's economy. In addition to an important commodity producer to the world, Russia is also known as a state of sophisticated technology in creating military weapons or wars, where Russia is also commonly known from the films as one of the United States rivals in various things, especially weapons of war. However, in history, Russia turned out to have weapons - weapons of war are known to be very terrible for his opponent. Here is the Terrible Weapon of the Russian-owned.

Katyusha Rocket Launcher

In June 1941, when the third German invasion, there were only 40 Katyusha units made in the Soviet Union. And in 1943, about 3237 Katyusha units were in operation. Seen from some stuck rocket buffers that are used, will initially look very inefficient. In fact, however, they use a properly calibrated artillery (rocket) buffer, making it very economical. With relatively light weight, making reposition after a shot becomes easier that makes the enemy overwhelmed when attacked or counterattack. The maximum reach of Katyusha is 6 miles, though inadequate in terms of precision shooting, but Katyusha remains a terrible weapon for the German soldiers, who dub this weapon "Stalin's Organ".

T-34 Medium Tanks

World War 2 fans were more familiar with German Tank Panzer or Tiger Tank, but at the beginning of the war, all tanks belonging to the German army would surely be defeated by this one medium tank. The weapon that saved Moscow from Operation Barbarossa. With its heavily armored armor, the bullet from Germany's "Anti Tank" weapon will only bounce while firing on this T-34 tank. Where this tank can go smoothly in the mud when the tanks belonging to the German army still faltered to run in the mud.

It took years for Germany to find a bullet that could penetrate the T-34 tank's armor (the famous 88mm bullet). The Red Army started war with 1,000 T-34 tanks, and at the time of Moscow's rescue, there were 2,800 units of T-34 tanks used. During the war, there were tens of thousands of T-34 tanks in production. The German army also publicly said that the T-34 tank is the best tank in the world (where this title faded when the superior Tiger Tank present).

K-278 Nuclear Submarine

The K-278 was launched on May 30, 1983. The K-278 is a double-skinned experimental submarine and is part of a prototype circuit called "Komsomolet" (Member of Soviet Youth). The submarine is capable of diving up to 3,346 feet (2 times the size of submarine submarines) and is well below the reach of the American torpedo system. However, in 1989 when operating in the Norwegian sea, there was a fire in the stern of the ship, and the crew spent 6 hours to try to overcome it. But because the main air supply valve made the fire even more fierce, the crew's efforts became futile. During the evacuation, about two-thirds of the ship's crew died.

The submarine has two nuclear missile storage places, and ends at 5,250 feet. New in 1998, the Russian government declared to have completely closed the submarine through several expeditions. But there are two things that blocked all of this. First, this submarine sits just above the main fishing track, reminiscent of the disposal of chemical weapons in the Baltic Sea. Second, that there is a statement with evidence of "unauthorized visit" to the location of the K-278 submarine by "Foreign Party". The possibility that K-278 nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of non-governmental groups could be a terrible thing in the future.

RS-28 Sarmat Nuclear Missile

When NATO declares possessing the nuclear weapon "Satan 2", we can understand the feelings of anyone who will feel uncomfortable (even horrified) by the fact that this is part of a weapon launching system that can be fired to any part of the earth. RS-28 is a weapon that began to be developed in 2011 and is expected to operate actively in 2018. It is said, Rs-28 has a weight of one hundred metric tons with a range of 6,200 miles. More importantly, this missile is equipped with sophisticated "Stealth" technology, so the target will not be able to find out its arrival. According to the Russian military, the explosion of this missile is very "extreme", so it is said that one missile could destroy all the territory of France, or as they say more clearly, Texas.

The Mosin-Nagant Rifle

This weapon is the weapon of choice for Sniper (sniper) Red Army during World War II. Even in the early days of the war, when the defeat of the German soldiers, the Snipers who wore these weapons still able to give the German soldiers some sad victims. In the National Report, an ambush in September 1941 stated that some Snipers fired on 75 victims in a regiment of German infantrymen. This is a difficult victory learning for the Soviets, given that this was the weapon used by a Finnish soldier called Simo "White Death" Hayha (White Death) to kill 542 Soviet soldiers in 1939-1940.

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