The M-18 Oganj (from ) is a Serbian modular self-propelled multiple rocket launcher. It represents an evolution of the original M-77 Oganj system, incorporating advanced digitalization, modularity, and compatibility with a wide range of munitions. The system is designed for high-mobility fire support, capable of delivering saturation strikes against enemy positions, armored formations, and fortifications while emphasizing quick setup, firing, and relocation.
Development The M-18 Oganj is built on a robust FAP 2234 6x6 wheeled chassis for off-road mobility, with an electrically powered 360° rotating turntable for the launch module. Its modularity is a standout feature: the rear launcher station accepts 2 to 8 interchangeable containers, enabling reconfiguration for different mission profiles
Added new possibilities enable launcher to easy orient itself with GPS/GLONASS assistance and inertial navigation and launch different types of guided and unguided missiles with some of them still in development. It can use ALAS and Košava 1 guided missiles. Vehicle possess antenna and other relevant parts of computerized guidance system needed to launch guided missiles, new digital radio and inertial navigation system. It can also use variety of unguided missiles in 107 mm, 122 mm, and 128 mm caliber.
During test firings, it has achieved a range of 40km using the G-2000 122mm unguided missile.
Officially unveiled in 2018, the M-18 Oganj entered serial production in the early 2020s.
Rockets RocketNumber of tubes in launch container or maximum number of containersMaximum RangeRocket caliberModelPer containerKmmmPlamen A 16 8.6 128Plamen D 16 12.6 128Oganj M77 12 22.5 128Oganj ERhttps://www.mod.gov.rs/lat/22006/brzina-preciznost-i-razorna-moc-modernizovanog-ognja22006 12 40 128Grad 12 35 122G-2000 12 40 122Edepro G2000/52 12 52 122Krušik 107 25 11.5 107ALAS 8 containers with 1 missile 25 175Košava 1 4 containers with 1 missile 50 230Košava 2 2 containers with 1 missile 70 325
Operators – 8 in service with the Serbian Army.
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See also Related development LRSVM Morava
Comparable systems LYNX (MRL) Astros 2020 (Mk6)
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