Необычное оружие СССР. Часть 2

#unusual#weapons#ussr Support the channel (map): 2202 2013 1425 6138 During World War II, the Germans invented many types of weaponry that still amaze us today. But the Soviet Union has always been famous for its Kulibin masters. In this video, I've selected 10 unusual, innovative, or experimental weapons from the Soviet Union during World War II that weren't included in the first episode. ☭☭☭ Unusual Weapons of the USSR (playlist) ☭☭☭    • Необычное оружие СССР. Все серии   ✠✠✠ Unusual Weapons of the Third Reich ✠✠✠    • Необычное оружие Третьего Рейха   ✪✪✪ Unusual Weapons of the USA ✪✪✪    • Необычное оружие США. Часть 1   The Ushakov LPL was a project for a midget flying submarine developed in the Soviet Union during the pre-war period. The SU-100-Y is an experimental Soviet heavy self-propelled gun, built on the chassis of the experimental T-100 heavy tank. A single example was produced in 1940. The K-12 (Firebird) is a prototype Soviet tailless bomber with two M-22 engines. Its design closely resembled the "flying wing" design that K. A. Kalinin was persistently developing, seeking ways to develop a high-speed, high-altitude rocket aircraft—a flying wing. An anti-tank dog is a specially trained dog with an explosive charge attached to it, used by the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War against Wehrmacht tanks. The I-250 (MiG-13) is the first Soviet all-metal, single-seat, high-speed fighter developed by the Mikoyan and Gurevich Design Bureau. The Tsukerman bottle launcher is a rifle grenade launcher designed by Veniamin Tsukerman, invented and put into production in July 1942. It was intended for throwing bottles filled with flammable liquid. The DB-LK (Long-Range Bomber – Flying Wing) was an experimental twin-fuselage aircraft with a forward-swept wing, developed in the late 1930s in the Soviet Union. The new aircraft differed from similarly designed aircraft in service primarily in its unusual appearance. The TG-5 was a Soviet interwar super-heavy tank project weighing over 1,000 tons. It was developed in 1931 by the OKB-5 design bureau of the Bolshevik plant under the leadership of the German design engineer Edward Grotte. The TB-6 (also known as the ANT-26) was a Soviet heavy bomber project developed in the Soviet Union in the 1930s. Had it been built, it would have been the largest Soviet bomber and the largest aircraft by wingspan of its time. The BM-13 was a Soviet rocket artillery launcher during the Great Patriotic War, the most widely produced Soviet rocket launcher (BM) of its class. Popularly known as "Katyusha," soldiers of the Third Reich called it "Stalin's organ" because of the sound its rockets made. While this weapon may seem familiar and ordinary to us, it was truly unusual and cool at the time. For more details, watch the video... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ My VK public page is https://vk.com/anubyslive ------------------------------------------------------------------------ After Effects Template provided by: https://motionarray.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Musical compositions - Dauntless - Jo Wandrini, The End Of All Things - Niklas Johansson, Disciples of Sun Tzu - Christian Andersen, Epic Voyage - Dream Cave, Gravitated - Edgar Hopp, Heavy Rain 2 - Marc Torch, How Many Times (Instrumental Version) - Joachim Nilsson, No Plans (Indie Pop Version) - Marc Torch, Sustained Hope - Martin Gauffin, The Run - Daniel Gunnarsson, Valiant - Dream Cave, We Are The Youth (2000s Rock Version) - Gavin Luke - belong to http://www.epidemicsound.com and used under license to Scalelab.