Anti-Tank Missile

An Anti-Tank Missile refers to a variety of anti-vehicle guided missiles used to destroy armored targets. Coming in many different shapes and sizes, they are typically wire-guided through a thin optic fire, though a few are instead direct by laser or radio. A heavier, larger version of the ATM exists which has similar flight performance but carries more fuel and a more destructive warhead.

Notable Examples

• DiMaean RAVEN Missile System - Main armament of the Klemm light tank, mounted in a turret-like housing with three per side.

Statistics

Purpose: Anti-Armor

Effective Range: 1200 to 2000 m

Penetration: 625 to 900 mm

Accuracy: Good

Mode of Fire: Single

Usual Ammo Load: 1 Missile