cover a target area of 3–4 km². The following types of rockets are known: M-87-APHE with a fragmentation warhead to 91 kg. Range 50 km. M-87-APHE-ER with a fragmentation warhead to 91 kg. Range 65 km. M-87-PFHE-ER pre-fragmented warhead containing double-size balls. Range 65 km. M-87-ICM-AT with 288 piece shaped charge bomblets type KB-2 . Range 50 km. M-87-ICM-AP with 420 piece splinter bomblets. Range 50 km. M-87-AT with 24 piece YU-S-AT (KPOM) mines with Magnetos. Range 50 km. Some of the rockets are no longer in production. Features Unique features at the time of introduction (1987) when compared to other MRLs operational at the time include: Ability to disperse anti-tank or anti-personnel mines up to 50 km from the firing location. Semi-automatic loading. Preparations to fire take two minutes. Automatic leveling. Automatic Leveling of weapon was very precise. The system has a TV camera corrector for correcting missile path. Automatic barrel sight. Hard chromed barrels without the need for cleaning. Mines KB-2 with wings and parachutes with two fuses (magnetic and mechanism for self-destruction after 24 or up to 48 hours) According to Obrad Vučurović, Orkan's main feature was the ability to disperse anti-tank or anti-personnel mines from 5 to 50 km from the firing location. Modifications and versions There were a few modifications of Orkan M-87: The first modification was made by Army of Republika Srpska with two barrels placed on Luna R-65 launcher (ZIL-135). Serbia and Montenegro modified Krupp M-418/37 and placed two Orkan barrels on it. Serbia developed the M-96 Orkan II modification. The simplest solution was to integrate four 262mm launch tubes on a ZIL-135 launcher as it required minimum investment. The basic purpose of these modified launchers can be restored. Newly developed rockets increased range of Orkan II to 65 km. Orkan CER developed by Yugoimport SDPR based on KamAZ-6350. Dominator M2/12 MLRS multi-caliber multiple launch rocket system developed by Yugoimport SDPR which uses 16 262mm Orkan rockets. TOROS artillery rocket system In 1990s Turkey faced USA reluctance to share modern defense technology. In order to have domestic supply of multiple rocket launcher rockets and domestic launchers Turkey used reverse engineering and shortcuts in order to develop its own versions. In order to have a supply of 227mm rockets they reverse engineered M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System M26 rocket under project designation SAGE 227. For continuing work on development of domestic MRLS Turkey obtained