personal anti-tank weapon

portable weapon designed to defeat tanks and armored vehicles. 

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• Google Knowledge entry^@
  

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  FGM-148 Javelin 1996
  
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  M72 LAW 1963
  
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  M79 Osa 1979
  
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  M80 Zolja 1970
  
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  Offenror
  
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  Raketenrohr 1950
  
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  anti-tank mine
  
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  anti-tank missile system
  
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  anti-tank missile
  
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  man-portable anti-tank system
  
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  rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade
  
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  sticky bomb
  
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  tank destroyer
  

anti-tank mine – anti-tank weapon – FGM-148 Javelin – Offenror – personal weapon – rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade – sticky bomb – weapon functional class – 

1996-01-01T00:00:00Z

FGM-148 Javelin 1996

1963-01-01T00:00:00Z

M72 LAW 1963

1979-01-01T00:00:00Z

M79 Osa 1979

1970-01-01T00:00:00Z

M80 Zolja 1970

1950-01-01T00:00:00Z

Raketenrohr 1950

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Frameless

CBU-97 SFW (8steps attacking process) NT.PNG

Haft-Hohlladung granate 3kg Magnetic Anti-tank mines on display at the Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster , Germany.

Leichte Panzerfaust 44 noBG

Licht anti-tankwapen (LAW M72) voor eenmalig gebruik (2086-067-006)

Panzerfaust 3 EX (EX= dummy) with Aiming/Firing Device

Polish opposing forces shoot a simulation-Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle at incoming forces during training at Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland, June 13, 2020.

SADARM

Tankbüchse SOLO S18-100 cropped

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Google Knowledge entry@			Wikidata
weapon	1996	FGM-148 Javelin	missile model, personal anti-tank weapon, man-portable anti-tank system, anti-tank missile, Libya, United Arab Emirates, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Jordan, New Zealand, Australia, Bahrain, Indonesia, Georgia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Estonia, United Kingdom, France, Lithuania, Poland, United States, Ireland, Norway		Wikidata
weapon	1963	M72 LAW	firearm model, personal anti-tank weapon, rocket launcher		Wikidata
weapon	1979	M79 Osa	personal anti-tank weapon, weapon model, rocket launcher		Wikidata
weapon	1970	M80 Zolja	personal anti-tank weapon, weapon model, rocket launcher		Wikidata
weapon		Offenror	personal anti-tank weapon, weapon model, rocket launcher		Wikidata
weapon	1950	Raketenrohr	personal anti-tank weapon, weapon model, rocket launcher		Wikidata
weapon		anti-tank mine	weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon, land mine		Wikidata
weapon		anti-tank missile system	weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon, missile system		Wikidata
weapon		anti-tank missile	weapon functional class, anti-surface missile, personal anti-tank weapon		Wikidata
weapon		man-portable anti-tank system	weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon		Wikidata
weapon		rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade	weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon		Wikidata
weapon		sticky bomb	weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon, hand grenade		Wikidata
weapon		tank destroyer	vehicle functional class, weapon functional class, personal anti-tank weapon, military vehicle, self-propelled gun		Wikidata
image	2008	CBU-97 SFW (8steps attacking process) NT.PNG			Wikimedia
image	2005	Haft-Hohlladung granate 3kg Magnetic Anti-tank mines on display at the Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster , Germany.			Wikimedia
image	1980	Leichte Panzerfaust 44 noBG			Wikimedia
image		Licht anti-tankwapen (LAW M72) voor eenmalig gebruik (2086-067-006)			Wikimedia
image	2006	Panzerfaust 3 EX (EX= dummy) with Aiming/Firing Device			Wikimedia
image	2020	Polish opposing forces shoot a simulation-Carl Gustav Recoilless Rifle at incoming forces during training at Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland, June 13, 2020.			Wikimedia
image		SADARM			Wikimedia
image	2015	Tankbüchse SOLO S18-100 cropped			Wikimedia

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