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IRAK: Veteran builds rocket launchers from junk! Missile transporter astounds motorists

Deceptively real military vehicles are created from scrap: In Numaniya, Iraq, former soldier Nasa Alhamashi recreates a 1:1 scale rocket launcher, helicopter and combat drone. For 14 years he has been collecting scrap metal and turning it into impressive replicas with simple tools. He needed a whole year for his rocket transporter. The models are not operational weapons, but an expression of his passion for military technology. Meanwhile, the veteran also inspires children and young people. His message: technical creativity and craftsmanship...

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Deceptively real military vehicles are created from scrap: In Numaniya, Iraq, former soldier Nasa Alhamashi recreates a 1:1 scale rocket launcher, helicopter and combat drone. For 14 years he has been collecting scrap metal and turning it into impressive replicas with simple tools. He needed a whole year for his rocket transporter. The models are not operational weapons, but an expression of his passion for military technology. Meanwhile, the veteran also inspires children and young people. His message: technical creativity and craftsmanship exist not only in the West, but also in Iraq. Disclaimer: This post was created with the support of AI. The source material (video and text) was provided by reputable news agencies.

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