Towed Antitank Gun
Item Name Code (INC) 21614
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A complete projectile-firing weapon designed for use against tanks or other armored vehicles. It does not have facilities for self-propulsion.
Additional Information for Towed Antitank Gun
A towed antitank gun is a type of artillery weapon designed to engage and destroy enemy tanks and armored vehicles. It is called "towed" because it is not self-propelled and requires a separate vehicle or platform to transport and position it for firing.
Towed antitank guns are typically lightweight and portable, making them easier to transport and maneuver in various terrains. They are usually mounted on a carriage or a wheeled trailer, which allows them to be towed by a truck or other suitable vehicle.
These guns are specifically designed to fire high-velocity armor-piercing projectiles, such as armor-piercing fin-stabilized discarding sabot (APFSDS) rounds or high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rounds. The projectiles are capable of penetrating the thick armor of tanks and disabling or destroying them.
Towed antitank guns are operated by a crew of several soldiers who are responsible for aiming, loading, and firing the weapon. They are typically equipped with various sighting systems, such as telescopic sights or laser rangefinders, to accurately engage targets at different distances.
Overall, towed antitank guns provide a cost-effective and versatile means of countering armored threats on the battlefield. They can be rapidly deployed and repositioned as needed, making them an essential component of a military's anti-armor capabilities.
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