Anti-Armor Autonomously Guided Submunition

Anti-Armor Autonomously Guided Submunition (A3GS) refers to a type of munition that is designed to target and destroy armored vehicles. These submunitions are part of the supply class Guided Missile Warheads And Explosive Components, which includes various types of warheads and explosive components used in guided missiles.

A3GS submunitions are equipped with autonomous guidance systems that allow them to navigate and track their targets independently. They are designed to be deployed from a larger munition, such as a missile or artillery shell, and are typically released in mid-air to cover a wider area.

Once deployed, the A3GS submunitions use their guidance systems to identify and track armored vehicles. They are equipped with specialized warheads that are designed to penetrate the armor of these vehicles and cause significant damage. The submunitions can be programmed to target specific types of armored vehicles, such as tanks or armored personnel carriers.

The supply group Ammunition And Explosives encompasses a wide range of munitions and explosive components used in military operations. It includes various types of ammunition, explosives, and related equipment. The Guided Missile Warheads And Explosive Components supply class falls under this group and specifically focuses on the warheads and explosive components used in guided missiles.

In summary, Anti-Armor Autonomously Guided Submunition (A3GS) is a type of munition designed to target and destroy armored vehicles. It falls under the supply class Guided Missile Warheads And Explosive Components, which is part of the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.