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PKM

7.62mm Linked – 1000m

240-B

PZF3T600

500m

AT-4

RPG-29

500m

AT-4

W-87

1500m

MK-19

82mm MTR

7200m

81mm MTR

BMP2

BFV

T72

30mm - 1500m
AT-5 – 4000m
125mm – 2500m

2S9

120mm – 12.8 km

120mm Mounted

2S6M

2x30mm, 4000m Aircraf

ADA Bradley

SA-18

6000m Max; 3500m Air

Stinger

PKM Mounted

7.62mm Linked – 1000m

240-B

BM-21

40 Rockets, FASCAM – 32.7 km

MLRS

MTK-2

140m x 6m lane; 2 charges; 3-5 min.

MICLIC/ACE

BAT-2

450m x 4m per hour

M1 w/Plow

KMT-5

6-12 Km per Hr

M1 w/Roller

MT-12

Anti-tank- 2500m

Hind-D/ Mi-24D

32 x 57mm Rockets; 4 x 250kl bombs; AH-64
2 x 400 kl bombs; 20 x 80mm Rockets;
4 x ATGM; 12.7mm gun

AT-5

4000m

M1A1

TOW

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Symbol

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Capabilities

U.S. Equivalent

2S3M

155mm, HE, DPICM – 24.4 km

Paladin

SVD

7.62mm – 1300m

M24

S

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