HomeUkraineFrench MILAN “Lightweight Infantry Anti-tank Missile” being operated by soldiers of the 33rd Mechanized Brigade against Russian mechanized assault. Published on September 22, 2024. Location not mentioned
French MILAN “Lightweight Infantry Anti-tank Missile” being operated by soldiers of the 33rd Mechanized Brigade against Russian mechanized assault. Published on September 22, 2024. Location not mentioned
September 22, 2024
French MILAN “Lightweight Infantry Anti-tank Missile” being operated by soldiers of the 33rd Mechanized Brigade against Russian mechanized assault. Published on September 22, 2024. Location not mentioned
by Hotrico
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Great job!
That’s some intense work boys. Stay safe and God speed to victory
Did they hit two or three vehicles? Looked the vehicles were nice and lined up making it easy for them
Goooood. Slava Ukraini πΊπ¦π¨π΅πͺπΊ
The MILAN might not be a state of the art ATGM in European use like MELLS, Javelin, Akeron MP but it played a massive role in defeating ISIS in Syria. The Kurds worshipped this missile for its accuracy and lethality.
My heart was in my mouth just watching this on my phone. Those lads have balls of steel.
I’ve seen these mounted on UA spartan APCs, pretty cool
Probably the best Milan video I have ever seen. They look like they are in a good position to hit a lot of vehicles. Has to be encouraging to the defense to see it working.
MILAN is a good piece of kit, but needs to have the sight reticle kept on the target vehicle, or fixture for the entire time of flight (12ish seconds) it’s called SACLOS (stop reading here. i’m waffling π)
i was in my battalion’s anti-tank pl. for a couple of years. we switched to MILAN in ’83.
it’s good. a mega-improvement over the Wombat & Conbat guns we had before
MILAN isn’t heavy, but it’s very awkward to carry. but it makes up for that by being good against all types of targets: tanks, armoured vehicles, bunkers, etc. there’s not much it can’t do. it’s got a tandem warhead as well
What did that first round do?… It bounced off of the side, or what?
That has to be the easiest and quickest reload I’ve seen on an ATGM system.
Baguette of death
Awesome and seems MUCH MORE cost effective as the missile is jus loaded into the chamber instead of a throw-a-way weapon.
13 comments
Great job!
That’s some intense work boys. Stay safe and God speed to victory
Did they hit two or three vehicles? Looked the vehicles were nice and lined up making it easy for them
Goooood.
Slava Ukraini πΊπ¦π¨π΅πͺπΊ
The MILAN might not be a state of the art ATGM in European use like MELLS, Javelin, Akeron MP but it played a massive role in defeating ISIS in Syria. The Kurds worshipped this missile for its accuracy and lethality.
My heart was in my mouth just watching this on my phone. Those lads have balls of steel.
I’ve seen these mounted on UA spartan APCs, pretty cool
Probably the best Milan video I have ever seen. They look like they are in a good position to hit a lot of vehicles. Has to be encouraging to the defense to see it working.
MILAN is a good piece of kit, but needs to have the sight reticle kept on the target vehicle, or fixture for the entire time of flight (12ish seconds) it’s called SACLOS (stop reading here. i’m waffling π)
i was in my battalion’s anti-tank pl. for a couple of years. we switched to MILAN in ’83.
it’s good. a mega-improvement over the Wombat & Conbat guns we had before
MILAN isn’t heavy, but it’s very awkward to carry. but it makes up for that by being good against all types of targets: tanks, armoured vehicles, bunkers, etc. there’s not much it can’t do. it’s got a tandem warhead as well
What did that first round do?… It bounced off of the side, or what?
That has to be the easiest and quickest reload I’ve seen on an ATGM system.
Baguette of death
Awesome and seems MUCH MORE cost effective as the missile is jus loaded into the chamber instead of a throw-a-way weapon.