The FHJ-84 (Chinese: 84式62毫米单兵防化火箭; pinyin: 08 Shì 62 háomǐ dānbīng fánghuà huǒjiàn; lit. 'Type 84 Individual 62 millimeter anti-chemical rocket') is an over/under twin-barreled 62 mm incendiary rocket launcher developed by Norinco for the People's Liberation Army.

The FHJ-84 Chinese Double-Barrel Incendiary Rocket Launcher features two tubes that can be loaded with 62mm incendiary and smoke rockets. The FHJ-84 is China's attempt to develop an alternative...

Jun 6, 2018 · Page details technical specifications, development, and operational history of the NORINCO FHJ-84 (Type 84) 62mm Shoulder-Fired Individual Anti-Chemical Rocket Launcher including pictures.

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The FHJ-84 Is an over/under twin-barreled 62 mm incendiary rocket launcher used by the People's Liberation Army Special Operations Forces. [1] ↑ Hook, Benjamin Lai (2012). The Chinese People's Liberation Army since 1949. Oxford: Osprey. p. 36. ISBN 1780960565. Retrieved 27 September 2014.

The FHJ-84/84 type is designed to counter this threat by providing a highly portable, fully encapsulated weapon system that can also be remotely operated with minimal difficulty and maintenance. Variants of FHJ-84 are FHJ-01 and FHJ-02.

The FHJ84 is a late Cold War era reusable rocket launcher of Chinese origin. The FHJ84 is type classified as a chemical rocket launcher. It is intended to be used against infantry positions and for laying smoke screens. In its role it is similar to the Russian RPO-series and American M202 Flash. The FHJ84 is a twin barrel rocket launcher.

Aug 18, 2014 · FHJ-84 62mm Incendiary launcher.

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Jun 1, 2018 · Marines assigned to a brigade under the PLA Navy's Marine Corps fire FHJ-84 62mm twin-barreled Individual rocket launchers at simulated targets during a recent live-fire training exercise. (eng.chinamil.com.cn/Photo by Yan Jialuo and Xia Lei)