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M-87 Orkan

self-propelled artillery

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Categories

Military Technical Institute Belgrade Military vehicles introduced in the 1980s Multiple rocket launchers of Serbia Multiple rocket launchers of Yugoslavia Rocket artillery Self-propelled artillery of Serbia

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Serbia

Country

Bosnia and Herzegovina

International Standard Book Number

Serbia and Montenegro

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Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

cluster munition

breakup of Yugoslavia

attack aircraft

reverse engineering

literal translation

multiple rocket launcher

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