China Test Fires Vehicle Mounted Rapid Fire Mortars
Soldiers drive their Type PCP001 82mm Vehicle-mounted Rapid Fire Mortars toward battle positions during a live-fire test on June 10, 2016, China Mil Online reported Sunday.
A mechanized regiment assigned to the airborne troops under the PLA Air Force conducted a live-fire test on its Type PCP001 82mm Vehicle-mounted Rapid Fire Mortars in an undisclosed area in the Plateau of northwest China on June 10, 2016.
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