At the beginning of 1942, the Urals Ordnance Factory of the Soviet Union produced a large number of rapid-fire self-propelled guns at an alarming speed, and quickly equipped them in the hands of the Red Army. This kind of gun tilts on the truck and can fire rockets side by side. Unlike howitzers and cannons, they are not only easy to move, but also fierce in firepower. Therefore, soldiers love this weapon very much. The launcher of this rocket launcher is marked with the letter "K", which is the symbol of an arsenal when it leaves the factory. According to this letter "K", the Red Army soldiers who controlled the artillery named it "Katyusha", and this alias quickly spread among the Soviet troops. The name of a song has the same name as a powerful weapon, which inadvertently promotes the spread of this song.
At that time, Katyusha became the favorite of Soviet soldiers, but it became the most feared weapon of Nazi soldiers. When Katyusha rocket was first put into use at the Orlean Railway Station, Nazi soldiers heard her roar for the last time, but most often. When Katyusha threw rockets at these fascist Nazis, it became the most cruel but also the most beautiful picture in the war. The bullets of death are everywhere, and these Nazi soldiers often have nowhere to hide. Those who don't run fast are blown to dust, and those who run fast are scared to break down! Even Nazi officers at that time sent a telegram to their superiors saying, "... the Russians used a new type of artillery at the front! Everywhere we go, the earth is shaking, steel is burning, ... our army suffered heavy casualties! "That is, after that, Katyusha became the first choice weapon of Soviet artillery and was widely used where conditions permitted. Even Katyusha became synonymous with the Soviet Red Army. And became a fighter with T-34 tank, Tiger and Leopard tank, ME/KOOC-0/09, FW/KOOC-0/90, B-/KOOC-0/7, B-29 bomber, F-4F, P-40, P-5/KOOC-0/during World War II.