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	==In Real Life==		==In Real Life==
	The BM-series of rocket artillery, nicknamed ''Katyusha'' by the Red Army's cannon fodder, is the Soviet response to the German Nebel- and [[Panzerwerfer 42\|Panzerwerfers]] (~~German for:~~[[Meme\|~~"(it) werfs~~ nebels"]]). Katyusha refers to the ''firing system'' that fired the rockets themselves, with the Soviets placing them on whatever they had at the time. Because of this, there were as many variants to the system as there were mounts and warheads. Unlike the rest of Europe and the Americans, who placed rocket systems on their tanks (Sherman Calliope, Firefly Tulips) or halftracks (Panzerwerfers, Walking Stukas), the Soviets used them on trucks (and the occassional T-60). Not only were trucks cheaper to produce and easier to maintain, it also meant they didn't have to take a tank/halftrack out of service or away from its intended use.		The BM-series of rocket artillery, nicknamed ''Katyusha'' by the Red Army's cannon fodder, is the Soviet response to the German Nebel- and [[Panzerwerfer 42\|Panzerwerfers]] ([[Meme\|which werf nebels and panzers respectively]]). Katyusha refers to the ''firing system'' that fired the rockets themselves, with the Soviets placing them on whatever they had at the time. Because of this, there were as many variants to the system as there were mounts and warheads. Unlike the rest of Europe and the Americans, who placed rocket systems on their tanks (Sherman Calliope, Firefly Tulips) or halftracks (Panzerwerfers, Walking Stukas), the Soviets used them on trucks (and the occassional T-60). Not only were trucks cheaper to produce and easier to maintain, it also meant they didn't have to take a tank/halftrack out of service or away from its intended use.

	Katyushas could thus be churned out in much larger quantities and have entire units dedicated to them. This was great, because the Katyushas were most effective when used en masse: rocket artillery was inaccurate and slow to reload, so the best way to use them was for an entire unit to fire all the rockets they had and drive away; the rockets would hit the target all at once, the only warning being the distinctive whirring of the rocket's motors that you heard just before everything around you turned to shit. Apparently, they were so effective, that in its first deployment, a team of seven managed to cause enough casualties and destruction to an entrenched German position that they broke and fled. [[Night Lords\|It's not that hyperbolic when you consider how much the Russians ''hated'' the German Stuka, who similarly used their distinctive sound to build up dread and terror riiiight before they blew you up with bombs.]]		Katyushas could thus be churned out in much larger quantities and have entire units dedicated to them. This was great, because the Katyushas were most effective when used en masse: rocket artillery was inaccurate and slow to reload, so the best way to use them was for an entire unit to fire all the rockets they had and drive away; the rockets would hit the target all at once, the only warning being the distinctive whirring of the rocket's motors that you heard just before everything around you turned to shit. Apparently, they were so effective, that in its first deployment, a team of seven managed to cause enough casualties and destruction to an entrenched German position that they broke and fled. [[Night Lords\|It's not that hyperbolic when you consider how much the Russians ''hated'' the German Stuka, who similarly used their distinctive sound to build up dread and terror riiiight before they blew you up with bombs.]]

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	{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| Commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}		{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| Commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}

	{{~~quote~~\|Katyusha! They call them Stalin's Organ. No, a musical organ, you idiot!\| Anonymous Red Army soldier, Company of Heroes 2}}		{{topquote\|Katyusha! They call them Stalin's Organ. No, a musical organ, you idiot!\| Anonymous Red Army soldier, Company of Heroes 2}}

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	{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| Commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}		{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| Commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}

			{{quote\|Katyusha! They call them Stalin's Organ. No, a musical organ, you idiot!\| Anonymous Red Army soldier, Company of Heroes 2}}

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	==In Real Life==		==In Real Life==
	The BM-series of rocket artillery, nicknamed ''Katyusha'' by the Red Army's cannon fodder, is the Soviet response to the German Nebel- and [[Panzerwerfer 42\|Panzerwerfers]] (German for:[[Meme\|"(it) werfs nebels"]]). Katyusha refers to the ''firing system'' that fired the rockets themselves, with the Soviets placing them on whatever ~~vehicle~~ they had at the time. Because of this, there were as many variants to the system as there were mounts and warheads, and the ~~Soviets tended to use them en masse to devastating effect~~, ~~as seen in~~ their ~~very first deployment~~, ~~were~~ the ~~rockets were~~ used on ~~concentrated Germans who~~ were ~~entrenched in~~ a ~~Russian village~~.		The BM-series of rocket artillery, nicknamed ''Katyusha'' by the Red Army's cannon fodder, is the Soviet response to the German Nebel- and [[Panzerwerfer 42\|Panzerwerfers]] (German for:[[Meme\|"(it) werfs nebels"]]). Katyusha refers to the ''firing system'' that fired the rockets themselves, with the Soviets placing them on whatever they had at the time. Because of this, there were as many variants to the system as there were mounts and warheads. Unlike the rest of Europe and the Americans, who placed rocket systems on their tanks (Sherman Calliope, Firefly Tulips) or halftracks (Panzerwerfers, Walking Stukas), the Soviets used them on trucks (and the occassional T-60). Not only were trucks cheaper to produce and easier to maintain, it also meant they didn't have to take a tank/halftrack out of service or away from its intended use.

	The Soviets loved the Katyusha so much, that not only does it continue to be a symbol for the Red Army during the War, but they continued to develop the MRLS technology up to the present-day. ~~[[HERESY\|Rumors that they used German Rocket Scientists to further their tech is HERESY.]]~~		Katyushas could thus be churned out in much larger quantities and have entire units dedicated to them. This was great, because the Katyushas were most effective when used en masse: rocket artillery was inaccurate and slow to reload, so the best way to use them was for an entire unit to fire all the rockets they had and drive away; the rockets would hit the target all at once, the only warning being the distinctive whirring of the rocket's motors that you heard just before everything around you turned to shit. Apparently, they were so effective, that in its first deployment, a team of seven managed to cause enough casualties and destruction to an entrenched German position that they broke and fled. [[Night Lords\|It's not that hyperbolic when you consider how much the Russians ''hated'' the German Stuka, who similarly used their distinctive sound to build up dread and terror riiiight before they blew you up with bombs.]]

			The Soviets loved the Katyusha so much, that not only does it continue to be a symbol for the Red Army during the War, but they continued to develop the MRLS technology up to the present-day.


	{{Soviet Forces in Flames of War}}		{{Soviet Forces in Flames of War}}

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	{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| ~~commissar~~ Markov, CoD: World At War}}		{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| Commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}

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	{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| ~~The Commissar~~, CoD: World At War}}		{{topquote\|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!\| commissar Markov, CoD: World At War}}

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	The Soviets loved the Katyusha so much, that not only does it continue to be a symbol for the Red Army during the War, but they continued to develop the MRLS technology up to the present-day. [[HERESY\|Rumors that they used German Rocket Scientists to further their tech is HERESY.]]		The Soviets loved the Katyusha so much, that not only does it continue to be a symbol for the Red Army during the War, but they continued to develop the MRLS technology up to the present-day. [[HERESY\|Rumors that they used German Rocket Scientists to further their tech is HERESY.]]


			{{Soviet Forces in Flames of War}}

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{{topquote|On the Fuhrer's birthday, a barrage of Katyusha rockets will tear Berlin to pieces! With your bullets... with your bayonets... with your bare hands. Do the same to their wretched soldiers!| The Commissar, CoD: World At War}}

==Flames of War==
[[File:Katyusha.jpg|thumb|"Vykhodila na bereg Katyusha.."-[https://youtu.be/3rkn-xqhSDc Weebs]]]
===Mid War===

===Late War===

==In Real Life==
The BM-series of rocket artillery, nicknamed ''Katyusha'' by the Red Army's cannon fodder, is the Soviet response to the German Nebel- and [[Panzerwerfer 42|Panzerwerfers]] (German for:[[Meme|"(it) werfs nebels"]]). Katyusha refers to the ''firing system'' that fired the rockets themselves, with the Soviets placing them on whatever vehicle they had at the time. Because of this, there were as many variants to the system as there were mounts and warheads, and the Soviets tended to use them en masse to devastating effect, as seen in their very first deployment, were the rockets were used on concentrated Germans who were entrenched in a Russian village.

The Soviets loved the Katyusha so much, that not only does it continue to be a symbol for the Red Army during the War, but they continued to develop the MRLS technology up to the present-day. [[HERESY|Rumors that they used German Rocket Scientists to further their tech is HERESY.]]