Anti-Tank Missile

An Anti-Tank Missile is a type of guided projectile designed to detonate near a surface target in order to inflict damage on it.

• It is a type of Tac Missile.
• It may be referred to as an AT Missile.
• It is a GUW classed weapon.

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Please see the following AAB Library Data articles for related data:
Military:

• Ordnance
  • Guided Weapons: Missile
    • Antimatter Missile (AMM)
    • Kinetic Kill Missile (KKM)
    • Planetary Defense Missile (PDM)
    • Surface to Air Missile (SAM)
    • Tac Missile (TACM)
      • Anti-Flyer Missile (AFM)
      • Anti-Tank Missile (ATM)
    • Torpedo (TORP)

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Description (Specifications)

The weapon launches a missile which attacks AFVs and other surface targets.

Anti-Tank Missiles may be guided. Sensors may be installed in Missiles and operated remotely.

A Launcher is a device which ejects or launches the Anti-Tank Missile, which then proceeds to the target.

The weapon produces noise, it generates a visible flash, and is hot.

The weapon includes a safety mechanism: manipulating it turns the weapon on or off. The weapon makes one attack when operated.

History & Background (Dossier)

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Class Naming Practice/s & Peculiarities

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Selected Variant Types & Classes

Missile:

1. Type AT class Anti-Tank Missile
   1. TBD class Anti-Tank Missile

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