Military Efficiently Conducts Subject Trials of Anti-tank Guided Missile System – Kashmir Reader

New Delhi: The Indian Military has efficiently carried out subject trials of indigenously-developed man-portable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system, paving manner for its induction into the power’s armoury.The weapon system has been designed and developed by the Defence Analysis and Improvement Organisation (DRDO), officers mentioned.The general system consisted of the MPATGM, launchers, goal acquisition gadget and a fireplace management unit.Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has complimented the DRDO and the Indian Military for the profitable trials of the system, terming it as an vital step in the direction of reaching self-reliance in superior technology-based defence system improvement.The MPATG weapon system has been subject evaluated in numerous flight configurations a number of instances with an goal of proving the know-how with excessive superiority, the defence ministry mentioned.”The warhead flight trials have been efficiently performed on the Pokhran Subject Firing Vary on April 13. Missile efficiency and warhead efficiency have been discovered to be exceptional,” it mentioned on Sunday.It mentioned an enough variety of missile firing trials have been efficiently performed in the direction of reaching compliance of full operational envelope as stipulated within the Common Workers Qualitative Necessities.”Penetration trials of the tandem warhead system of MPATGM have been efficiently accomplished and it’s discovered able to defeating fashionable armour protected important battle tanks,” it mentioned.The weapon system is well-equipped for operation in each day and evening.”The twin mode seeker performance is a superb worth addition to the missile functionality for tank warfare. With this, know-how improvement and profitable demonstration have been concluded and the system is now prepared for closing person analysis trials main in the direction of its induction into the Indian Military,” the ministry mentioned.Chairman DRDO Samir V Kamat congratulated the groups related to the trials.(PTI)

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