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The "Flying" Soviet Torpedo: RPK-6 Vodopad 1️⃣ Launch: Fired from a ship or submarine's standard torpedo tube 2️⃣ Fly: Once clear of the vessel, a rocket motor ignites, blasting the weapon out of the water and into the air. It flies most of the way like a ballistic missile... show more

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