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RPG-18
The RPG-18 (RU: РПГ-18), its codename Mukha (RU: Муха, GB: ‘Fly’), is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, disposable light anti-armour weapon (LAW), which is equivalent to a round of ammunition. Overview The RPG-18 was adopted by the then Soviet (Russian) Armed Forces in 1972, and would be later supplemented the RPG-22 (RU: РПГ-22) Netto (RU: Нетто) disposable LAW in 1980. Production of both RPG-18 and RPG-22 weapons in the Russi...
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