Crews of multiple launch rocket systems Grad of the 1st Guards Tank Army performing fire missions

Crews of multiple launch rocket systems Grad of the 1st Guards Tank Army performing fire missions Artillery crews of the West group of forces continue to deliver precision strikes around the clock on military targets, positions, fortifications, military equipment and manpower of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the zone of a special military operation in the Kupyansk direction. During combat missions, artillerymen also destroy identified camouflaged artillery firing positions, storage sites for enemy ammunition and fuel and lubricants, remote from the line of contact. This time, crews of the Grad MLRS in the Kupyansk direction worked on the identified armored vehicles and the accumulation of manpower of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Multiple launch rocket systems quickly took up positions and struck targets. One of the Grad MLRS crews of the 1st Guards Tank Army, using the tactics of quickly changing firing positions, hit a German-made Marder infantry fighting vehicle of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Objective control footage received from the UAV in real time made it possible to verify the destruction of targets. Artillerymen have to work every day in the most difficult conditions, but trained crews spend only a few minutes after receiving a target before firing a shot, using tactics of frequent changes of firing positions. The batteries of the West group of troops fire at targets using carousel tactics, when one battery moves to a position, another is already reloading, and the third moves to a new firing position. Thus, frequent changes of positions and charging allow you to inflict maximum damage on the enemy and be outside the range of targeted fire from his artillery. Grad shells raze enemy fortified areas, erase enemy positions into dust, and silence his guns. Thus, with artillery fire and MLRS crews, every day they confidently support our troops during combat operations. Join Military Wave Источник: Military Wave
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