Weird WW2 German Rocket Gun

The German use of shaped-charge anti-tank rockets is well-known, particularly handheld systems like the Panzerschrek and Panzerfaust. However, less well-known is the Raketenwerfer 43 'Dolly', a rocket weapon that resembled a tiny artillery gun.

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Primary Source: "Germany's Rocket and Recoilless Weapons", US Army's Intelligence Bulletin, March 1945