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[[Engineering:Rocket artillery|Rocket artillery]] is a type of [[Engineering:Artillery|artillery]] equipped with rocket launchers instead of conventional guns or mortars.

== List of rocket artillery systems ==
Note that the "Calibre" of rocket projectiles may not refer to the warhead diameter but to the launch tube diameter.

=== Modern era ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:98%;"
! width="12%" | [[Engineering:Caliber|Caliber]] (mm)
! width="5%" | Tubes
! width="44%" | Weapon name
! width="22%" | Country of origin
! width="19%" | Operational Period
|-
| 60 
| 1
| [[Engineering:Qassam rocket|Qassam 1]] 
| {{PSE}}
|
|-
|500
|3
|Golan-1000
|{{SYR}}
|
|-
|107
|240
|[[Engineering:Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher|Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher]]
|{{UAE}}
|
|-
|110
|1
|[[Engineering:Qassam rocket|Qassam 4]]
|{{PSE}}
|
|-
|117, 180, or 227
|60
|[[Engineering:Thunderbolt-2000|Thunderbolt-2000]]
|{{ROC}}
|since 2010
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:WR-40 Langusta|WR-40 Langusta]]
|{{POL}}
|
|-
|107
|12
|T-107
|{{TUR}}
|
|-
|122
|1,4,8,16,24, 40
|[[Engineering:R-Han 122|R-Han 122]]
|{{INA}}
|
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:T-122 Sakarya|T-122]]
|{{TUR}}
|
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:BM-21 Grad#Thailand|DTI-2]]
|{{THA}}
|
|-
|122
|40
|MAM-01 [[Engineering:Multiple rocket launcher|Multiple Launch Rocket System]]
|{{MYA}}
|Since 2004
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:RS-122|RS-122]]
|{{GEO}}
|
|-
|122
|240
|[[Engineering:Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher|Jobaria Defense Systems Multiple Cradle Launcher]]
|{{UAE}}
|
|-
|127
|27
|CP-30
|{{ARG}}
|
|-
|127
|36
|SAPBA
|{{ARG}}
|
|-
|127
|24
|[[Engineering:Valkiri|Valkiri multiple rocket launcher]]
|{{RSA}}
|
|-
|127
|40
|[[Engineering:Bateleur FV2|Bateleur multiple rocket launcher]]
|{{RSA}}
|
|-
|128
|12-16 x 2
|[[Engineering:LRSVM Morava|LRSVM Morava]]
|{{SRB}}
|
|-
|150
|1
|[[Engineering:Qassam rocket|Qassam 2]]
|{{PSE}}
|
|-
|160
|26
|[[Engineering:LAROM|LAROM]]
|{{ROM}}
|Since 1999
|-
|180
|40
|[[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-AV-40]]
|{{BRA}}
|Since 2012
|-
|200
|1
|[[Engineering:Qassam rocket|Qassam 3]]
|{{PSE}}
|
|-
|214
|12
|Pinaka
|{{IND}}
|Since 2000
|-
|220
|30
|[[Engineering:TOS-1|TOS-1]]
|{{RUS}}
|
|-
|227
|12
|M270 MLRS
|{{USA}}
|
|-
|227
|6
|[[Engineering:M142 HIMARS|M142 HIMARS]]
|{{USA}}
|
|-
|230
|12
|TOROS missile—medium range
|{{TUR}}
|
|-
|240
|12
|[[Engineering:Fajr-3|Fajr-3]]
|{{IRN}}
|Since 1996
|-
|240
|6
|[[Engineering:Falaq-1|Falaq-1]]
|{{IRN}}
|
|-
|240<ref>{{cite web |author=Myanmar And Asean Military Updates |title=MAM-02 240mm MLRS test firing |website=[[Company:Facebook|Facebook]] |url=https://www.facebook.com/776440165895606/posts/928288647377423/?app=fbl}}</ref>
|12
|MAM-02 [[Engineering:Multiple rocket launcher|Multiple Launch Rocket System]]
|{{MYA}}
|Since 2018
|-
|260
|8
|TOROS missile—long range
|{{TUR}}
|
|-
|262
|12
|M-87 "Orkan"
|{{YUG}} {{SRB}}
|
|-
|306
|8
|Lynx-EXTRA
|{{ISR}}
|-
|300
|4 
|[[Engineering:TRG-300 Tiger|T-300 Kasırga]]
|{{TUR}}
|since 2000
|-
|300
|6
|[[Engineering:9A52-4 Tornado|9A52-4 Tornado]]
|{{RUS}}
|Since 2011
|-
|300
|8
|[[Engineering:KN-09 (MRL)|KN-09 (MRL)]]
|{{PRK}}
|Since 2016
|-
|300
|8
|[[Engineering:Polonez (multiple rocket launcher)|Polonez]]
|{{BLR}}
|Since 2016
|-
|302
|8
|WS-1A
|{{PRC}}
|
|-
|302
|4
|WS-1B
|{{PRC}}
|
|-
|302
|4
|[[Engineering:Kasirga rocket system|Kasirga rocket system]]
|{{TUR}}
|
|-
|302
|4
|DTI-1
|{{THA}}
|
|-
|333
|4
|[[Engineering:Fajr-5|Fajr-5]]
|{{IRN}}
|
|-
|333
|1
|[[Engineering:Falaq-2|Falaq-2]]
|{{IRN}}
|
|-
|450
|4
|[[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-150]]
|{{BRA}}
|Since 2008
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:BM-21 Grad|KRL-122]]
|{{PAK}}
|Since 2001
|-
|
|8
|Fatah II
|{{PAK}}
|Since 2022
|-
|
|8
|Fatah I
|{{PAK}}
|Since 2021
|-
|610
|2
|MGM-140 ATACMS
|{{USA}}
|Since 1990
|-
|610
|1
|Zelzal-2
|{{IRN}}
|Since 1993
|-
|610
|1
|Zelzal-3
|{{IRN}}
|Since 1993
|}

=== Cold War era ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:98%;"
! width="12%" | [[Engineering:Caliber|Caliber]] (mm)
! width="5%" | Tubes
! width="44%" | Weapon name
! width="22%" | Country of origin
! width="19%" | Operational Period
|-
| 70
| 24
| Rancudo
| {{PHI}}
| 1960s - 1980s
|-
| 70 
| 42
| EDESA Yarará<ref>[http://infoleg.mecon.gov.ar/infolegInternet/anexos/225000-229999/228074/norma.htm Authorization to export to EDESA - MECON, 1978 ] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303230656/http://infoleg.mecon.gov.ar/infolegInternet/anexos/225000-229999/228074/norma.htm|date=2016-03-03}}</ref>
| {{ARG}}
|
|-
| 70 
| 36
| SBAT-70 
| {{BRA}}
|
|-
| 180
| 6 (short version)<br> 1 (long version)
| [[Engineering:Bongbong (rocket)|Bongbong (rocket)]]
| {{PHI}}
| 1965 - 1986
|-
| 70 
| 20 & 40
| [[Engineering:NDL-40|NDL-40]]
| {{INA}}
| 1985 - 
|-
| 70 
| 6
| Sumpak 
| {{PHI}}
|
|-
| 80 
| 12
| D-3000 Walid 
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|
|-
| 105 
| 16
| [[Engineering:Pampero MRL|Pampero]] 
| {{ARG}}
|
|-
| 107 
| 12
| [[Engineering:Type 63 multiple rocket launcher|Type 63 multiple rocket launcher]] 
| {{PRC}}
|
|-
| 107 
| 12
| Fajr-1 
| {{IRN}}
|
|-
| 110 
| 36
| Leichtes Artillerie-Raketen-System (LARS) 
| {{GER}}
| 1968 - 1991
|-
|110
|36
|Leichtes Artillerie-Raketen-System 2 (LARS 2)
|{{GER}}
|1980 - 2000 <ref>{{Webarchiv|text=Archivlink|url=http://m136.de/feuerleit-einschies-radar-artillerie-fera|wayback=20121101145259}} Funktion und Einsatz FERA</ref>
|-
| 115 
|1
| XM70E2 Towed Multiple Launch Rocket 
| {{USA}}
|
|-
| 117 
| 45
| [[Engineering:Kung Feng Multiple Launch Rocket System|Kung Feng VI]]
| {{ROC}}
| 1982 - 
|-
|122
|40
|[[Engineering:Firos (artillery)|FIROS-25 / 30]]
|{{flag|Italy}}
|1987
|-
| 122 
| 40
| RM-70 
| {{CSK}}
| 1972 - 
|-
| 122 
| 40
| Sakr-18 
| {{EGY}}
|
|-
| 122 
| 40
| [[Engineering:Type 81 (rocket launcher)|Type 81 multiple rocket launcher]] 
| {{PRC}}
|
|-
| 122 
| 40
| [[Engineering:Type 81 (rocket launcher)|Type 90 multiple rocket launcher]] 
| {{PRC}}
|
|-
| 122 
| 40
| HM 20 
| {{IRN}}
|
|-
| 122 
|40
| BM-21/9K51 Grad
| {{USSR}}
| 1963 - 
|-
| 126 
| 40
| [[Engineering:Kung Feng Multiple Launch Rocket System|Kung Feng III]]
| {{ROC}}
| 1973 - 
|-
| 126 
| 40
| [[Engineering:Kung Feng Multiple Launch Rocket System|Kung Feng IV]]
| {{ROC}}
| 1973 - 
|-
| 127 
| 32
| [[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-30]] 
| {{BRA}}
| 1983 - 
|-
| 128 
|
| M71 rocket 
| {{YUG}}
|
|-
| 128 
| 32
| M-63 "Plamen" 
| {{YUG}} {{SRB}}
|
|-
| 128 
| 32
| M-77 "Oganj" 
| {{YUG}} {{SRB}}
|
|-
| 130 
| 19
| Type 70 multiple rocket launcher 
| {{PRC}}
|
|-
| 130 
| 36
| Kooryong 
| {{KOR}}
|
|-
| 130 
| 32
| [[Engineering:RM-51|RM-51]] 
| {{CSK}}
|
|-
| 130 
| 30
| [[Engineering:Type 75 130 mm Multiple Rocket Launcher|Type 75 130 mm Multiple Rocket Launcher]] 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 140 
| 40
| [[Engineering:Teruel (multiple rocket launcher)|Teruel (multiple rocket launcher)]]
| {{flag|Spain}}
| 1985 - 
|-
| 140 
| 16
| [[Engineering:BM-14|BM-14]]/RPU-14 
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 160 
| 26 
| [[Engineering:LAR-160|LAR-160]] 
| {{ISR}}
|
|-
| 180 
| 16
| [[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-40]] 
| {{BRA}}
|
|-
| 200 
| 4
| BMD-20
| {{USSR}}
| 1951 - 1979
|-
| 220 
| 16
| BM-27/9P140 Uragan
| {{USSR}}
| 1977 - 
|-
| 230 
|
| [[Engineering:Oghab|Oghab]]
| {{IRN}}
|
|-
| 240 
| 12
| [[Engineering:BM-24|BM-24]] 
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 240 
| 36
| MAR-240 
| {{ISR}}
|
|-
| 250 
| 6
| BM-25
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 273
| 8
| WM-80
| {{PRC}}
|
|-
| 290 
| 4
| [[Engineering:MAR-290|MAR-290]] 
| {{ISR}}
|
|-
| 300
| 3
| Avibras X-40 
| {{BRA}}
|
|-
| 300 
| 4
| [[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-60]] 
| {{BRA}}
| 1983 - 
|-
| 300 
| 4
| [[Engineering:Astros II MLRS|Astros SS-80]] 
| {{BRA}}
| 1983 - 
|-
| 300 
| 12
| BM-30/9K58 Smerch
| {{USSR}}
| 1989 - 
|-
|337
|2
|[[Engineering:Type 67 307mm Rocket Artillery|Type 67 Model 30 Rocket Artillery]]
|{{JPN}}
|1968 - 1992
|-
| 550 
| 1
| 9K52 Luna-M (FROG-7)
| {{USSR}}
| 1965 - 
|-
| 610 
| 1
| Zelzal-1
| {{IRN}}
| 1990 - 
|-
| 650 
| 1
| [[Engineering:OTR-21 Tochka|OTR-21 Tochka]] (SS-21 Scarab)
| {{USSR}}
| 1976 - 
|-
| 880 
| 1
| 9K72 Elbrus ([[Engineering:Scud|Scud]])
| {{USSR}}
| 1957 - 
|-
| 890 
| 1
| [[Engineering:OTR-23 Oka|OTR-23 Oka]] (SS-23 Spider)
| {{USSR}}
| 1972 - 2002
|}

=== World War II era ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:98%;"
! width="12%" | [[Engineering:Caliber|Caliber]] (mm)
! width="5%" | Tubes
! width="44%" | Weapon name
! width="22%" | Country of origin
! width="19%" | Operational Period
|-
| 57 
|
| Rocket Projectile, 2 inch 
| {{GBR}}
|
|-
| 72.4
| 1
| [[Engineering:7.3 cm Propagandawerfer 41|7.3 cm Propagandawerfer 41]] 
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 72.9
| 35
| [[Engineering:Henschel Hs 297|Henschel Hs 297 / 7.3 cm Föhn-Gerät]] 
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 76.2 
| 1-36
| Z Battery 
| {{GBR}}
|
|-
| 76.2 
| 32
| Land Mattress 
| {{GBR}}
|
|-
| 78 
| 24 or 48
| [[Engineering:8 cm Raketen-Vielfachwerfer|8 cm Raketen-Vielfachwerfer]] 
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 82 
| 8
| BM-8-8 (jeep)
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 82 
| 24
| BM-8-24 (tank)
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 82 
| 36
| BM-8-36 (truck)
| {{USSR}}
| 1941 - 
|-
| 82 
| 48
| BM-8-48 (2½ ton truck)
| {{USSR}}
|
|-
| 114 
|
| M8 4.5 inch Rocket 
| {{USA}}
|
|-
| 132 
| 16
| [[Engineering:Katyusha rocket launcher|BM-13-16 Katyusha]] 
| {{USSR}}
| 1940 - 
|-
| 150 
| 6
| [[Engineering:15 cm Nebelwerfer 41|15 cm Nebelwerfer 41]] 
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 150 
| 10
| 15cm Panzerwerfer 42
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 180
| 20
| Unrotated projectile 
| {{GBR}}
|
|-
| 190
|1
| Type 10 and Type 3 Rocket Boosters 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 203 
| 1
| Type 4 20 cm Rocket Launcher 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 210 
| 1
| 20 cm Naval Rocket Launcher 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 210 
| 5
| [[Engineering:21 cm Nebelwerfer 42|21cm NbW 42]]
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 280 
| 6
| 28/32 cm Nebelwerfer 41 (also fired 32&nbsp;cm calibre ordnance)
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 300 
| 6
| [[Engineering:30 cm Nebelwerfer 42|30cm NbW 42]]
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 300 
| 6
| [[Engineering:30 cm Raketenwerfer 56|30 cm Raketenwerfer 56]]
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 300 
| 4 or 6
| [[Engineering:Wurfrahmen 40|Wurfrahmen 40]]
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
| 1940 - 1945
|-
| 300
| 1
| Type 21 and Type 22 Rocket-Bombs 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 300 
| 4
| [[Engineering:Katyusha rocket launcher|M-30]] 
| {{USSR}}
| 1942 - 
|-
| 300 
| 12
| BM-31 (truck)
| {{USSR}}
| 1944 - 
|-
| 380 
| 1
| Sturmtiger
| {{flag|Nazi Germany}}
|
|-
| 400 
| 1
| Type 4 40 cm Rocket Launcher 
| {{JPN}}
|
|-
| 450 
|1
| [[Engineering:45 cm naval rocket|45 cm naval rocket]] 
| {{JPN}}
|
|}

=== Prior to World War II ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:98%;"
! width="12%" | [[Engineering:Caliber|Caliber]] (mm)
! width="5%" | Tubes
! width="44%" | Weapon name
! width="22%" | Country of origin
! width="19%" | Operational Period
|-
|2
|20 or 50
|Volovsky rockets
|{{flag|Russian Empire}}
|20th century, 1912, 
[[Place:Russian Empire|Russian Empire]] 
|-
|76
|1
|[[Engineering:Mysorean rockets|Mysorean rockets]]
|{{flag|Kingdom of Mysore}}
|18th century
Southern India,
|-
| 46 
| 100
| [[Engineering:Singijeon|Singijeon]] [[Engineering:Hwacha|Hwacha]] 
| {{flag|Joseon|1800}}
| 15th century
Munjong of Joseon 
|}

==See also==
* [[Engineering:List of artillery by country|List of artillery by country]]

==Notes==
{{reflist}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:List Of Rocket Artillery}}
[[Category:Lists of artillery|Rocket]]
[[Category:Rocket artillery| ]]

{{Sourceattribution|List of rocket artillery}}