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Looking into these pictures of Syrian army launching m302 and m220 rockets from a news article. Does anyone know what fuzes they use with these rockets lately?
Sorry I can't answer any questions on the fuzes. However, the trucks are interesting in that it appears that they are intended to be disguised as civilian vehicles.
To be honest, i saw all manner of non military vehicles being used in military roles in Syria, not specifically for disguise purposes, but just utilising what they have. Everything from what you see in the pictures above through to technicals mounted with a vast array of cannons, guns and mortars.
Less disguise than commercially aquired vehicles with interchangeable platforms. Keep in mind that there are much more pragmatic people in this world who do care much less for uniform appearance. Also if this has happened in the last months then they might have been rushed into service and the last thing to matter will be the color.
There are about 100 possible reasons why these vehicles have civilian paint jobs on.
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