LAU-68

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The LAU-68 is an aircraft-mounted rocket launcher pod commonly used by U.S. and allied forces to fire 2.75-inch (70 mm) rockets in close air support and attack missions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft ordnance
rocket launcher pod
alliedOperators NATO member states
other U.S.-allied air forces
caliber 2.75 inch
70 mm
compatibleRocketFamily Hydra 70 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
deploymentEnvironment attack helicopters
tactical aircraft
designedFor engagement of soft and lightly armored targets
support of ground troops
guidance can fire guided rocket variants
typically unguided rockets
launchMethod air-to-surface rocket launch
mounting underwing pylon
weapon station
mountingInterface standard NATO aircraft stores pylons
munitionType guided rockets
unguided rockets
operator U.S. Air Force NERFINISHED
U.S. Army NERFINISHED
U.S. Marine Corps NERFINISHED
U.S. Navy NERFINISHED
platform fixed-wing aircraft
rotary-wing aircraft
podType multiple-tube rocket launcher
primaryFunction launch 2.75-inch rockets
role attack missions
close air support
tubeConfiguration 7-tube launcher
typicalUse area saturation fire
close air support of ground forces
suppression of enemy positions
usedBy United States Armed Forces NERFINISHED
allied military forces
usedInConflictType conventional warfare
usedInMissionProfile battlefield interdiction
counterinsurgency operations
weaponClass air-to-surface weapon system

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Hydra 70 rockets launcherType LAU-68
subject surface form: Hydra 70