Trained by Pakistan's ISI, Mujahideen used attached motorcycle batteries to rockets and left them aimed at the enemy camps at night. When the sun rose and heated up the batteries, the voltage would increase and the rockets would randomly fire at day; unmanned without any complex automation technology.
Interestingly, Tipu Sultan's army was the first one develop and use the modern, cylindrical, rocket artillery against British in 1792.
Interestingly, Tipu Sultan's army was the first one develop and use the modern, cylindrical, rocket artillery against British in 1792.
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