Katusha rocket launcher

The Katusha rocket launcher, developed by the Soviet Union in the 1930s, is a type of multiple rocket launcher known for its rapid-fire capability. It typically consists of a truck-mounted frame that can launch several unguided rockets simultaneously. The Katusha was famously used during World War II, delivering devastating barrages on enemy positions, and its distinctive sound earned it the nickname "Stalin's Organ." Its effectiveness in launching mass rocket attacks made it a key component of Soviet artillery strategy, influencing the design of rocket launchers in later military conflicts.