The AT4 is an unguided anti-armor weapon produced by Saab Bofors Dynamics. Its name is actually a phonetic spelling of the weapon's caliber, 84mm (3.31-inch) — as in "A-T-4." ...

The projectiles can be high-explosive anti-tank, dual-purpose delayed penetration, high-penetration, and anti-structure for urban combat.” The AT4 Hosts Many Similarities to the Carl Gustaf ...

The AT4 anti-tank weapon was part of the initial wave of security aid to Ukraine. It helped stop the Russian mechanized forces on their road to Kyiv, Kharkiv, and other Ukrainian cities.

An Anti-structure Munition 509 ... AT4, and Javelin), the U.S. Army has not yet chosen to purchase any M3 or M3A1 virtual trainers. M3A1 gunners train using the Carl Gustaf Indoor Trainer. ...

The U.S. has supplied Ukraine with more than 100,000 unguided shoulder-launched anti-armor weapons. These are the direct descendants of the original U.S. Army 2.36-inch M-1 Rocket Launcher from ...

In an episode, originally posted three months ago, Smirnov compares Soviet and Western anti-tank weapons, including the Swedish AT4. It is unclear where he got the Swedish weapon from.

Specialty of AT4 Anti-Armor system is that. soldiers can fire AT4 Anti-Armor by keeping it on their shoulders. It is a man-portable weapon, which weighs only 7.5 kg.

Saab‘s U.S. business arm has booked a $104 million order to supply the Department of Defense with AT4 anti-tank weapon systems and Carl-Gustaf ammunition between 2024 and 2026.

The AT4-CS is a lightweight, man-portable, fully disposable anti-tank weapon that was selected by the Indian Army and the Air Force in 2022 in a competitive process. Around 2,000 units were ...