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MILAN (Anti-Tank Light Infantry Missile)

Milan is a combat proven, medium-range, anti-tank missile system.
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  Specifications for the MILAN (Anti-Tank Light Infantry Missile)
arrow downOperation:
Action: Semi-Automatic Command to Line-of-Sight; Wire Guided Link
Cartridge: 115mm
Feed System: 1
Cyclic Rate-of-Fire: 1 rds/min
Effective Range: 3,280ft (1,000m; 1,093yds)
arrow downDimensions:
Overall Length: 1,200mm (47.24in)
Barrel Length: 1,200mm (47.24in)
Empty Weight: 7.1kg (15.65lbs)

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Picture of the MILAN (Anti-Tank Light Infantry Missile)
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1972
Designation: MILAN (Anti-Tank Light Infantry Missile)
Classification Type: Anti-Tank Guided Weapon
Manufacturer: MBDA - France / Germany
Country of Origin: France

Operators: Algeria; Australia; Brazil; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Belgium; Chad; Cyprus; Estonia; Egypt; France; Germany; Georgia; Greece; Syria; India; Ireland; Iran; Iraq; Italy; Kenya; Lebanon; Libya; Mexico; Morocco; Pakistan; Portugal; Taiwan; Singapore; South Africa; Spain; Turkey; United Kingdom; Uruguay


  Variants
MILAN 1 - Appearing in 1972; single shaped charge
MILAN 2 - Appearing in 1984; single shaped charge
MILAN 2T - Appearing in 1993; tandem, shaped charge
MILAN 3 - Appearing in 1996; tandem, shaped charge
MILAN ER - Increased effective range

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