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The BILL 2 overfly top attack Anti-Tank Guided Weapon (ATGW).
The BILL 2 overfly top attack Anti-Tank Guided Weapon (ATGW).
 The BILL 2 trainer.
The BILL 2 trainer.
 BILL 2 firing demonstration.
BILL 2 firing demonstration.
BILL 2 warhead initiation algorithms.
BILL 2 warhead initiation algorithms.
 The unique overfly, top-attack penetration, using dual vertically striking warheads, is optimised with a compensation for dynamic effects.
The unique overfly, top-attack penetration, using dual vertically striking warheads, is optimised with a compensation for dynamic effects.
 The remote-controlled system can be installed on both wheeled and tracked vehicles.
The remote-controlled system can be installed on both wheeled and tracked vehicles.
A special upper mount is used on the vehicle.
A special upper mount is used on the vehicle.
 It takes less than two minutes to replenish the weapon platform with BILL 2 missiles.
It takes less than two minutes to replenish the weapon platform with BILL 2 missiles.
 Teamed with Raytheon is Systems & Electronics, Inc. who are responsible for carrying out the analysis and modification of the HMMWV (High Mobility Multi-Purpose Wheeled Vehicle), which is the launch vehicle for the EFOGM missile.
Teamed with Raytheon is Systems & Electronics, Inc. who are responsible for carrying out the analysis and modification of the HMMWV (High Mobility Multi-Purpose Wheeled Vehicle), which is the launch vehicle for the EFOGM missile.
EFOGM Fire unit.
EFOGM Fire unit.
 The size and weight of the EFOGM allow the system to be transported by the C-130 as well as Chinook helicopters.
The size and weight of the EFOGM allow the system to be transported by the C-130 as well as Chinook helicopters.
 US soldiers being trained in EFOGM operations.
US soldiers being trained in EFOGM operations.
The Fire Unit carries an eight-missile launcher.
The Fire Unit carries an eight-missile launcher.
 The gunner's console with a joystick control.
The gunner's console with a joystick control.
 The EFOGM missile seeker.
The EFOGM missile seeker.
The EFOGM fibre-optic guided missile.
The EFOGM fibre-optic guided missile.
 The Eryx short-range anti-armour missile system being fired by the Canadian Army.
The Eryx short-range anti-armour missile system being fired by the Canadian Army.
 Eryx can be soft-launched in confined spaces, such as urban areas.
Eryx can be soft-launched in confined spaces, such as urban areas.
Eryx can be fitted with the Mirabel thermal imager.
Eryx can be fitted with the Mirabel thermal imager.
 The Eryx missile system has a range of 50m to 600m.
The Eryx missile system has a range of 50m to 600m.
 Eryx can be mounted on a tripod as well as being shoulder-launched.
Eryx can be mounted on a tripod as well as being shoulder-launched.
The Spike lightweight fire-and-forget anti-tank missile system.
The Spike lightweight fire-and-forget anti-tank missile system.
 Spike-MR (Gill) is the shorter range version with a range up to 2.5km. Spike-LR has a range up to 4km.
Spike-MR (Gill) is the shorter range version with a range up to 2.5km. Spike-LR has a range up to 4km.
 The Spike missile uses a Charge Coupled Device (CCD) seeker for daytime use or an Imaging Infrared (IIR) seeker for day and night-time use.
The Spike missile uses a Charge Coupled Device (CCD) seeker for daytime use or an Imaging Infrared (IIR) seeker for day and night-time use.
The lofted trajectory and tandem high-explosive warhead enables the Spike missile to penetrate tanks equipped with Explosive Reactive Armour (ERA).
The lofted trajectory and tandem high-explosive warhead enables the Spike missile to penetrate tanks equipped with Explosive Reactive Armour (ERA).
 The firing post consists of the Command Launch Unit (CLU), the thermal imaging sight and a tripod.
The firing post consists of the Command Launch Unit (CLU), the thermal imaging sight and a tripod.
 Both Spike-MR and Spike-LR missiles are in service with the Israeli Defence Force.
Both Spike-MR and Spike-LR missiles are in service with the Israeli Defence Force.
The Spike missile system during trials with the British Army.
The Spike missile system during trials with the British Army.
 The HOT ATM (Anti-Tank Modular) mounted on a Pandar vehicle.
The HOT ATM (Anti-Tank Modular) mounted on a Pandar vehicle.
 The HOT 3 missile system will be fitted to French and German Tiger helicopters.
The HOT 3 missile system will be fitted to French and German Tiger helicopters.
Successful HOT ATM test firing at Jagerbruck, Germany in July 1999.
Successful HOT ATM test firing at Jagerbruck, Germany in July 1999.
 The ATM can be mounted on any vehicle and has been trialled on the Rheinmetall Wiesel and General Dynamics ELCS Pandur armoured vehicles.
The ATM can be mounted on any vehicle and has been trialled on the Rheinmetall Wiesel and General Dynamics ELCS Pandur armoured vehicles.
 A French army Gazelle attack helicopter firing a HOT missile.
A French army Gazelle attack helicopter firing a HOT missile.
The HOT 3 missile system has been selected by the French and German Armies.
The HOT 3 missile system has been selected by the French and German Armies.
 HOT is a tube-launched, wire-guided missile with semi-automatic command-to-line-of-sight (SACLOS) guidance.
HOT is a tube-launched, wire-guided missile with semi-automatic command-to-line-of-sight (SACLOS) guidance.
 The system is capable of an engagement rate of up to three targets in one minute.
The system is capable of an engagement rate of up to three targets in one minute.
Javelin in operation with the Irish Army.
Javelin in operation with the Irish Army.
 Javelin entered service with the US Army in 1996.
Javelin entered service with the US Army in 1996.
 The Javelin anti-tank missile has a range of 2,500m.
The Javelin anti-tank missile has a range of 2,500m.
The gunner engages the target using the sight on the Command Launch Unit (CLU).
The gunner engages the target using the sight on the Command Launch Unit (CLU).
The lightweight, portable Javelin offers stand-alone surveillance to observe opposing forces.
The lightweight, portable Javelin offers stand-alone surveillance to observe opposing forces.
 Javelin is a man portable anti-tank weapon with a carry-weight of 22.3kg.
Javelin is a man portable anti-tank weapon with a carry-weight of 22.3kg.
The CLU is easily attached to the missile and launch tube assembly.
The CLU is easily attached to the missile and launch tube assembly.
 Javelin automatically guides itself to the target after launch.
Javelin automatically guides itself to the target after launch.
 Kornet-E is a 3rd generation anti-armour missile system.
Kornet-E is a 3rd generation anti-armour missile system.
The Kornet-E tripod launcher.
The Kornet-E tripod launcher.
 The operator uses either optical or thermal sight to detect and track the target.
The operator uses either optical or thermal sight to detect and track the target.
 The Kornet-E launch tube and missile.
The Kornet-E launch tube and missile.
The Kliver missile and gun turret mounted on the Russian Army's BTR-80 armoured personnel carrier.
The Kliver missile and gun turret mounted on the Russian Army's BTR-80 armoured personnel carrier.
 The MILAN 3 missile system can be fitted with a new-generation MILIS thermal sight from SAGEM.
The MILAN 3 missile system can be fitted with a new-generation MILIS thermal sight from SAGEM.
 The MILAN 3 has a new CCD localiser which provides increased jamming resistance.
The MILAN 3 has a new CCD localiser which provides increased jamming resistance.
MILAN (Missile d'Infanterie Leger Antichar) is a portable medium range, 2km class, anti-tank weapon manufactured by Euromissile.
MILAN (Missile d'Infanterie Leger Antichar) is a portable medium range, 2km class, anti-tank weapon manufactured by Euromissile.
 The latest version MILAN 3, which has improved anti-armour and anti-jamming capability, has been in production since 1996.
The latest version MILAN 3, which has improved anti-armour and anti-jamming capability, has been in production since 1996.
 The Milan weapons system is operated by a crew of two.
The Milan weapons system is operated by a crew of two.
Various mounting installations enable MILAN to be used from any vehicle either placed with the tripod on the roof or secured by using a quick-release clamp.
Various mounting installations enable MILAN to be used from any vehicle either placed with the tripod on the roof or secured by using a quick-release clamp.
 The firing post consists of a sighting system and a guidance assembly mounted on a tripod.
The firing post consists of a sighting system and a guidance assembly mounted on a tripod.
 The test launch pad.
The test launch pad.
The Polyphem imager is mounted on a gyro-stabilised dual axis platform providing image sharpness for the processing system and operator display.
The Polyphem imager is mounted on a gyro-stabilised dual axis platform providing image sharpness for the processing system and operator display.
 The Polyphem firing station.
The Polyphem firing station.
 The missile is stored in a canister which is also used for launch.
The missile is stored in a canister which is also used for launch.
The Polyphem fibre optic guided missile.
The Polyphem fibre optic guided missile.
 A wheeled vehicle for rough terrain on a standard chassis, a ground firing unit for artillery forces.
A wheeled vehicle for rough terrain on a standard chassis, a ground firing unit for artillery forces.
 Polyphem has a variety of artillery applications including coastal defence.
Polyphem has a variety of artillery applications including coastal defence.
The LOSAT weapon system is operated by a crew of three.
The LOSAT weapon system is operated by a crew of three.
 The vehicle carries four ready-to-fire missiles.
The vehicle carries four ready-to-fire missiles.
 The complete LOSAT HMMWV vehicle and weapon system can be air transported by helicopter and transporter aircraft.
The complete LOSAT HMMWV vehicle and weapon system can be air transported by helicopter and transporter aircraft.
The kinetic energy missile is internally guided along the flight path, receiving guidance updates from the targeting system aboard the launch vehicle.
The kinetic energy missile is internally guided along the flight path, receiving guidance updates from the targeting system aboard the launch vehicle.
 The LOSAT line-of-sight anti-tank weapon system.
The LOSAT line-of-sight anti-tank weapon system.
 Two LOSAT vehicles can be transported by C-130H aircraft.
Two LOSAT vehicles can be transported by C-130H aircraft.
LOSAT can be delivered – ready to fight – to the ground commander by UH-60L sling load.
LOSAT can be delivered – ready to fight – to the ground commander by UH-60L sling load.
 LOSAT provides decisive lethality against all known or projected armour threats through the year 2020.
LOSAT provides decisive lethality against all known or projected armour threats through the year 2020.
 LOSAT consists of the kinetic energy missile and its IBAS-based fire control system on an expanded HMMWV towing a resupply trailer.
LOSAT consists of the kinetic energy missile and its IBAS-based fire control system on an expanded HMMWV towing a resupply trailer.
The Shturm-S launch vehicle.
The Shturm-S launch vehicle.
 System diagram of the launch vehicle.
System diagram of the launch vehicle.
 The Shturm 130mm missile.
The Shturm 130mm missile.
Shaped charged warhead (left) and blast warhead (right).
Shaped charged warhead (left) and blast warhead (right).
 The Shturm missile flight trajectory.
The Shturm missile flight trajectory.
 The Ataka missile and launch tube.
The Ataka missile and launch tube.
The Ataka missile warheads.
The Ataka missile warheads.
 The BGM-71 TOW missile.
The BGM-71 TOW missile.
 The weapon is used in anti-armour, bunker, fortification and amphibious landing roles.
The weapon is used in anti-armour, bunker, fortification and amphibious landing roles.
Helicopters fitted with the TOW missile include the Lynx, the A129, the 206L, the UH-1, the 500MD, the MBB Bo 105 and AH-1 Cobra.
Helicopters fitted with the TOW missile include the Lynx, the A129, the 206L, the UH-1, the 500MD, the MBB Bo 105 and AH-1 Cobra.
 The TOW missile mounted on the M998 HMMWV.
The TOW missile mounted on the M998 HMMWV.
 The TOW family of anti-armour missiles.
The TOW family of anti-armour missiles.
The TOW 2 system launcher features schematic.
The TOW 2 system launcher features schematic.
 The TOW 2A missile features and components diagram.
The TOW 2A missile features and components diagram.
 The TOW 2B missile features and components diagram.
The TOW 2B missile features and components diagram.
The TRIGAT LR missile has a 10 micron imaging infrared seeker and a tandem shaped charge warhead.
The TRIGAT LR missile has a 10 micron imaging infrared seeker and a tandem shaped charge warhead.
Schematic of TRIGAT LR showing main components.
Schematic of TRIGAT LR showing main components.
 First flight tests of the anti-tank configuration of the Tiger helicopter, testing TRIGAT LR gunner visionics.
First flight tests of the anti-tank configuration of the Tiger helicopter, testing TRIGAT LR gunner visionics.
The long range TRIGAT LR can be vehicle or helicopter launched against ground or air targets.
The long range TRIGAT LR can be vehicle or helicopter launched against ground or air targets.
 TRIGAT LR is an autonomous fire and forget missile unlike the medium range version in which the laser beam has to be directed onto the target until impact.
TRIGAT LR is an autonomous fire and forget missile unlike the medium range version in which the laser beam has to be directed onto the target until impact.
 Trigan, a modified version of Trigat-MR mounted on a MILAN 3 launcher.
Trigan, a modified version of Trigat-MR mounted on a MILAN 3 launcher.
The TRIGAT MR missile with wings deployed.
The TRIGAT MR missile with wings deployed.
The TRIGAT MR is equipped with a thermal imager for night firing.
The TRIGAT MR is equipped with a thermal imager for night firing.
 The TRIGAT MR and launch unit in daytime targeting mode.
The TRIGAT MR and launch unit in daytime targeting mode.
Schematic of the TRIGAT MR showing main components.
Schematic of the TRIGAT MR showing main components.
 Laser Beam Guidance directs the missile onto the target.
Laser Beam Guidance directs the missile onto the target.
 The requirement for medium range TRIGAT was identified as a replacement for the MILAN missile, which was first produced in 1973 by Euromissile.
The requirement for medium range TRIGAT was identified as a replacement for the MILAN missile, which was first produced in 1973 by Euromissile.
Cross section of the missile in the launch tube.
Cross section of the missile in the launch tube.
 A Brimstone missile hits a T-72 tank during ground firing trials at the Yuma Proving Site, Arizona, in May 2000.
A Brimstone missile hits a T-72 tank during ground firing trials at the Yuma Proving Site, Arizona, in May 2000.
 The Brimstone millimetre wave seeker.
The Brimstone millimetre wave seeker.
First air-launched firing of a Brimstone missile from a Tornado GR1 in September 2000.
First air-launched firing of a Brimstone missile from a Tornado GR1 in September 2000.
 The Brimstone anti-tank weapon system.
The Brimstone anti-tank weapon system.
 A Tornado fighter carrying twelve Brimstone missiles.
A Tornado fighter carrying twelve Brimstone missiles.
Up to 18 Brimstone missiles can be fitted on a Eurofighter Typhoon, but a typical load for a ground attack mission would be twelve missiles.
Up to 18 Brimstone missiles can be fitted on a Eurofighter Typhoon, but a typical load for a ground attack mission would be twelve missiles.
 Brimstone missiles are to be fitted on RAF Harrier GR7/9 aircraft.
Brimstone missiles are to be fitted on RAF Harrier GR7/9 aircraft.
 The first ground firing of the Brimstone missile in August 1999.
The first ground firing of the Brimstone missile in August 1999.
Brimstone entered service with the UK RAF in March 2005.
Brimstone entered service with the UK RAF in March 2005.
 The Predator lightweight anti-tank missile system.
The Predator lightweight anti-tank missile system.
 Kestrel is a derivative of Predator which was proposed for the UK Next-generation Light Anti-armour Weapon (NLAW).
Kestrel is a derivative of Predator which was proposed for the UK Next-generation Light Anti-armour Weapon (NLAW).
Predator can be used in top attack mode against tanks and armoured vehicles or in direct attack against bunkers.
Predator can be used in top attack mode against tanks and armoured vehicles or in direct attack against bunkers.
 A soft launch capability allows use for urban operations.
A soft launch capability allows use for urban operations.
 The missile has dual-mode laser and magnetic sensors to detect the target and trigger detonation of the warhead.
The missile has dual-mode laser and magnetic sensors to detect the target and trigger detonation of the warhead.
The missile is armed with an explosively formed penetrator warhead which can penetrate Explosive Reactive Armour (ERA), but is being retrofitted with a bunker-busting blast fragmentation warhead.
The missile is armed with an explosively formed penetrator warhead which can penetrate Explosive Reactive Armour (ERA), but is being retrofitted with a bunker-busting blast fragmentation warhead.
 MBT LAW was selected in May 2002 for the UK Army Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW).
MBT LAW was selected in May 2002 for the UK Army Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW).
 The top attack mode is selected to engage tanks and armoured vehicles in order to strike the least armoured area on the vehicle's roof.
The top attack mode is selected to engage tanks and armoured vehicles in order to strike the least armoured area on the vehicle's roof.
MBT LAW is a portable, short-range, fire-and-forget disposable anti-tank weapon.
MBT LAW is a portable, short-range, fire-and-forget disposable anti-tank weapon.
 The MBT LAW system can be ready to fire in under five seconds.
The MBT LAW system can be ready to fire in under five seconds.
 MBT LAW has a soft launch and can be fired from confined spaces such as inside buildings and vehicle hatches.
MBT LAW has a soft launch and can be fired from confined spaces such as inside buildings and vehicle hatches.
The missile has a range from 20m to over 600m.
The missile has a range from 20m to over 600m.
 Direct attack mode is selected to engage light vehicles, buildings and bunkers.
Direct attack mode is selected to engage light vehicles, buildings and bunkers.
 With Predicted Line of Sight (PLOS) guidance, the missile electronics computes the flight path to the predicted position of the target.
With Predicted Line of Sight (PLOS) guidance, the missile electronics computes the flight path to the predicted position of the target.
The missile warhead incorporates a dynamically compensated shaped and copper lined charge.
The missile warhead incorporates a dynamically compensated shaped and copper lined charge.
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