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Recoilless Rifle Team Fires on Russian Positions
Published 2 months ago
Ukrainians fire a SPG-9 recoilless rifle at Russian positions. This war has seen the reemergence of many platforms which could be described at “long in the tooth.” Recently we posted footage of Ukrainian volunteers hunting drones with World War I vintage Maxim machine guns mounted on trucks, and the Mosin-Nagant, the bolt-action battle rifle of the Imperial Russian army, has even made an appearance. The SPG-9 entered service with the Soviet Red Army in the 1960s and remains active today with militaries and irregular forces worldwide.