Projectile guidance technology has already been used since 1994 in 120 mm mortars, with the IR homing Bofors/Saab Strix. This weapon can engage targets at a range of 7 km, operates in an autonomous heat-seeking mode which can intelligibly recognize targets and discriminate targets among decoys and burning targets. Strix has been in service with the Swedish Army since 1994 and also has been ordered by the Swiss Army. It is optimized as an anti-armor weapon, defeating targets with top-attack.

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The MBT LAW - also known as the NLAW - is a man-portable, fire and forget, disposable weapon consisting of an anti-tank missile sealed within a launch tube. The MBT LAW has been designed to counter main battle tanks at short ranges as well as buildings, fortifications and non-armored vehicles. This weapon system is based on proven technologies from the Bill 2 anti-tank missile and AT4 CS lightweight anti-tank weapon. Like the AT4 CS, the MBT LAW weapon can be handled by a single soldier and launched from confined spaces making it highly suitable for urban warfare.

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The Bill 2 is a wire-guided anti-tank missile designed to destroy ERA (Explosive Reactive Armor) and APS (Active Protection Systems) protected armored vehicles. The combination of overfly top-attack profile and double shaped charge make this missile a lethal weapon against existing and future armored vehicles. The armor at the top of current battle tanks is more weak than the frontal armor.

The Bill 2 missile has a maximum range of 2,200 meters and can engage both stationary and moving targets. The warhead detonates by proximity or impact according to the selected attack profile.

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KMW - GD AGM Commercial Clip
by KMW + GD

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Svensk mekaniserad bataljons anfall

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