Soviet RPG

[Alex1812]

There is one problem with Soviet infantry weapon. In many scenarios Soviet soldiers have RPG-18, but RPG-18 is not the equipment for army. Generally it is equipment for light troops like scout or police. Soviet mechanized infantry used only RPG-7. I think it should be taken into consideration when you creating a new scenarios.

[Mad Russian]

Here is a list of RPGs currently in service in the Russian Ground Forces:

Anti-personnel explosives
RPG-7V2: Reloadable RPG launcher, TBG-7V thermobaric rocket and OG-7V fragmentation grenade
RPG-27 "Tavolga": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, RShG-1 thermobaric rockets
RPG-29 "Vampir": Reloadable RPG launcher, TBG-29 thermobaric rockets
Anti-tank explosives
RPG-7V2: Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-7VL with ~500 mm RHA penetration, PG-7VR with ~600 mm RHA penetration after ERA
RPG-16: Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-16 with ~300 mm RHA penetration, higher accuracy and four times the range of the RPG-7
RPG-18 "Muha (Fly)": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-18 with ~375 mm RHA penetration
RPG-22 "Netto (Nett)": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-22 with ~400 mm RHA penetration
RPG-26 "Aglen": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-26 with ~500 mm RHA penetration
RPG-27 "Tavolga": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-27 with ~750 mm RHA penetration after ERA
RPG-28: One-shot disposable RPG launcher, with ~1000 mm RHA penetration after ERA
RPG-29 "Vampir": Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-29V with ~750 mm RHA penetration after ERA
RPG-30 One-shot disposable RPG launcher, with a 'precursor' forerunner additional sub-munition, intended to defeat Active Defense Systems like Trophy
RPG-32 "Hashim": Latest variant of RPG 105 mm Caliber, PG-32V with ~650 mm RHA penetration


Good Hunting.

MR