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| − | == | + | == General Information == |
| − | A rocket is a type of | + | A rocket is a type of ammunition that can be fired in flight, from a ground vehicle and from warship. There are two groups of rockets: anti-ground and anti-aircraft. |
| − | Some rockets explode on impact and some have their own fuse. The rocket contains a thruster, fuel and explosive | + | Some rockets explode on impact and some have their own fuse. The rocket contains a thruster, fuel and explosive. |
| − | === | + | === Vehicle carrying rockets === |
| − | + | [[File:An SB2-C Helldiver firing a Tiny Tim rocket.jpg|alt=An SB2-C Helldiver firing a Tiny Tim rocket|thumb|An SB2-C Helldiver firing a Tiny Tim rocket]] | |
| − | + | * '''Planes''' | |
** Fighters (P-47 Thunderbolt) | ** Fighters (P-47 Thunderbolt) | ||
** Strike aircraft (IL-2) | ** Strike aircraft (IL-2) | ||
** Bombers (PV-2D Harpoon) | ** Bombers (PV-2D Harpoon) | ||
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* '''Helicopters''' | * '''Helicopters''' | ||
** Utility Helicopter (G-Lynx) | ** Utility Helicopter (G-Lynx) | ||
** Attack Helicopter (Mi-24) | ** Attack Helicopter (Mi-24) | ||
| − | * '''Ground | + | |
| − | ** Tank destroyers (BM-13 | + | * '''Ground vehicles''' |
| + | ** Tank destroyers (BM-13 Katyusha) | ||
** Anti-aircraft (M3 Bradley) | ** Anti-aircraft (M3 Bradley) | ||
| − | ** Tanks ( | + | ** Tanks (T34 Calliope) |
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* '''Warships''' | * '''Warships''' | ||
** Ships (SKR-1) | ** Ships (SKR-1) | ||
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| − | [[File:RocketMotors.png|thumb|436x436px| | + | [[File:RocketMotors.png|thumb|436x436px|Multi-nozzle rocket description]] |
| − | == | + | == Rocket structure == |
| − | There are several types of rockets, but here is described | + | There are several types of rockets, but here is described Multi-nozzle rocket: |
* '''Head''' | * '''Head''' | ||
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** Fins - For direct rocket flight | ** Fins - For direct rocket flight | ||
| − | == | + | == Rocket groups == |
| − | There are several types of | + | There are several types of rockets, such as anti-aircraft or anti-ground. |
| − | === | + | === Anti-aircraft, unguided === |
It is used to destroy other planes, it has its own fuse. | It is used to destroy other planes, it has its own fuse. | ||
Revision as of 08:29, 7 October 2022
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General Information
A rocket is a type of ammunition that can be fired in flight, from a ground vehicle and from warship. There are two groups of rockets: anti-ground and anti-aircraft.
Some rockets explode on impact and some have their own fuse. The rocket contains a thruster, fuel and explosive.
Vehicle carrying rockets
- Planes
- Fighters (P-47 Thunderbolt)
- Strike aircraft (IL-2)
- Bombers (PV-2D Harpoon)
- Helicopters
- Utility Helicopter (G-Lynx)
- Attack Helicopter (Mi-24)
- Ground vehicles
- Tank destroyers (BM-13 Katyusha)
- Anti-aircraft (M3 Bradley)
- Tanks (T34 Calliope)
- Warships
- Ships (SKR-1)
Rocket structure
There are several types of rockets, but here is described Multi-nozzle rocket:
- Head
- Nose & base fuze - What ensures an explosion after impact
- High explosive - An explosive that destroys the target
- Igniter - It allows the rocket to be launched not only after impact, but also in the air
- Motor
- Cruciform propellant powder grain - Rocket fuel
- Grain support space - It ensures that the fuel does not overflow
- Central nozzle with blowout seal surrounded by eight other nozzles - Rocket propulsion
- Fins - For direct rocket flight
Rocket groups
There are several types of rockets, such as anti-aircraft or anti-ground.
Anti-aircraft, unguided
It is used to destroy other planes, it has its own fuse.
