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--- arma_3:manpads_manpats [2025/04/26 06:53] – [Panzerfaust 3 (incl. Bunkerfaust)] dragonfly
+++ arma_3:manpads_manpats [2025/04/26 07:24] (current) – [FIM-43 Redeye (RBS 69)] dragonfly
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 ==== FIM-43 Redeye (RBS 69) ====
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:20250416-222329.png}} A soldier lining up his FIM-43 Redeye.
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+The FIM-43
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 The Redeye is effective against older aircraft and helicopters lacking significant infrared countermeasures. However, its seeker is relatively primitive compared to modern MANPADS, making it less reliable against faster targets or those employing flares effectively.
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:20250417-171959.png}} An FIM-43 operator and his spotter.
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+ An FIM-43 team.
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 ==== Mk153 SMAW ====
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:20250416-192534.png}} A shouldered Mk153 SMAW, ready to fire.
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+A Mk153 SMAW
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 The Mk153 SMAW's effectiveness stems from its ease of use, and adaptability to various threat environments thanks to its ability to fire a wide variety of warheads. It is employed globally by both conventional armies and special operations forces. The Mk153 SMAW can be used with included iron sights, or equipped with a scope. The system has undergone numerous upgrades and improvements over the years, including the introduction of new warhead designs and propulsion systems.
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+{{:arma_3:pasted:20250416-192534.png}} A shouldered Mk153 SMAW, ready to fire.
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 === Variants / Other Designations ===
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 ==== NLAW ====
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:20250425-013313.png}} An NLAW launcher
+{{:arma_3:pasted:20250426-070133.jpeg}} An NLAW launcher
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 === Variants / Other Designations ===
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:20250416-221741.gif}} An NLAW in action
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 NLAW: Original designation
 Robot 57: Swedish designation for NLAW
 === Ammunition ===
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+^ NLAW HEAT |^
-^ NLAW HEAT |^ | Ammunition | NLAW HEAT | | Description | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round. | | Strengths | Effective against most armor types. | | Weaknesses | May be defeated by active protection systems. |
+| **Ammunition** | NLAW HEAT |
+| **Description** | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round. |
+| **Strengths** | Effective against most armor types. |
+| **Weaknesses** | May be defeated by active protection systems. |
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 ==== Panzerfaust 3  ====
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-{{:arma_3:pasted:placeholder.png}} A Panzerfaust 3 launcher
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 The Panzerfaust 3 is a German-made, disposable anti-tank rocket launcher that has been in service since the 1970s. The system is designed to provide infantry units with a lightweight and portable means of engaging armored targets, and has seen extensive use in various conflicts and military operations. The Panzerfaust 3 is also available in a specialized variant, known as the Bunkerfaust, which is designed for use against fortified targets, such as bunkers and buildings.
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 The Panzerfaust 3 system has undergone several upgrades and improvements, including the development of new warhead designs and guidance systems. The system's effectiveness has been further enhanced by the integration of advanced fire control systems and sighting systems, which have improved its accuracy and usability.
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+{{:arma_3:pasted:20250426-070440.png}} A Panzerfaust 3 launcher
-^ DM22 HEAT |^ | Ammunition | DM22 HEAT | | Description | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round. | | Strengths | Effective against most armor types. | | Weaknesses | May be defeated by active protection systems. |
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-^ DM32 HEAT (Designation: Bunkerfaust 3) |^ | Ammunition | DM32 HEAT | | Description | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round (Tandem charge). | | Strengths | Effective against most armor types, including ERA. | | Weaknesses | May be defeated by active protection systems. Not as effective against infantry or structures as HE/HEDP. |
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+=== Ammunition ===
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+^ DM22 HEAT |^
+| **Ammunition** | DM22 HEAT |
+| **Description** | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round. |
+| **Strengths** | Effective against most armor types. |
+| **Weaknesses** | May be defeated by active protection systems. |
-^ DM12 HEDP |^ | Ammunition | DM12 HEDP | | Description | High-Explosive Dual-Purpose round. | | Strengths | Effective against infantry, light armor, and structures. | | Weaknesses | Less effective against heavy armor than dedicated HEAT rounds. |
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+^ DM32 HEAT (Designation: Bunkerfaust 3) |^
+| **Ammunition** | DM32 HEAT |
+| **Description** | High-Explosive Anti-Tank round (Tandem charge). |
+| **Strengths** | Effective against most armor types, including ERA. |
+| **Weaknesses** | May be defeated by active protection systems. Not as effective against infantry or structures as HE/HEDP. |
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+^ DM12 HEDP |^
+| **Ammunition** | DM12 HEDP |
+| **Description** | High-Explosive Dual-Purpose round. |
+| **Strengths** | Effective against infantry, light armor, and structures. |
+| **Weaknesses** | Less effective against heavy armor than dedicated HEAT rounds. |
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