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Were the Chinese first to use rockets?
yes
What were rockets were first used for?
for Chinese war
Which scientist invented rockets?
Robert H. Goddard made the first liquid fuel rocket the first solid fuel rocket was by the Chinese as early as 1000 ad
Which country built the Katyusha rocket launcher?
The Katayusha rocket launchers were first built and deployed by the Soviet Union in World War II. It actually deploys several rockets at once, for devastating power. However, they have a lower accuracy than a standard rocket and take much longer to reload.
One of the first European countries to use rockets in battle was?
France
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