DRDO & Indian Army conduct successful trials of indigenous Man Portable Anti-tank Guided Missile Weapon System

DRDO & Indian Army conduct successful trials of indigenous Man Portable Anti-tank Guided Missile Weapon System

Daily Current Affairs / DRDO & Indian Army conduct successful trials of indigenous Man Portable Anti-tank Guided Missile Weapon System

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Category : Defense Published on: April 16 2024

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Man Portable Anti-tank Guided Missile (MPATGM) Weapon System, indigenously designed and developed by Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO), has been field evaluated in different flight configurations several times with the objective of proving the technology with high superiority.
The system consisted of the MPATGM, Launcher, Target Acquisition System, and the Fire Control Unit.
A sufficient number of missile firing trials were successfully conducted towards achieving compliance with the full operational cover prescribed in the General Staff Qualitative Requirements (Infantry, Indian Army).
On April 13, 2024, the warhead flight tests were successfully conducted at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan.

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