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MILAN

missile
Also known as: light infantry antitank missile, missile d’infanterie lĂ©ger antichar(Show More)
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  • FGM-148 Javelin antitank guided missile
    rocket and missile system
    / Antitank and guided assault

    
 and the French-designed, internationally marketed MILAN (missile d’infanterie lĂ©ger antichar, or “light infantry antitank missile”) and HOT (haut subsonique optiquement tĂ©lĂ©guidĂ© tirĂ© d’un tube, or “high-subsonic, optically teleguided, tube-fired”) were similar in concept and capability to TOW.

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 and the French-designed, internationally marketed MILAN (missile d’infanterie lĂ©ger antichar, or “light infantry antitank missile”) and HOT (haut subsonique optiquement tĂ©lĂ©guidĂ© tirĂ© d’un tube, or “high-subsonic, optically teleguided, tube-fired”) were similar in concept and capability to TOW.

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