FGM-148 Javelin
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purpose
The greatest assets to Marines fighting on the ground are maneuverability and firepower, and perhaps no weaponry provides a better combination of both than the FGM-148 Javelin Anti-tank Missile. In fact, after firing the Javelin, Marines can begin moving to a different area before the missile even reaches its target, preventing the enemy from discovering their position.
features
- "Top Attack" flight path hits tanks where they're most vulnerable
- Can be fired in direct-attack mode for use against helicopters
- Lightweight, portable system carried by two Marines
- Can detect infrared radiation to reveal troops and vehicles at night
- 4x magnification day or night view
- Minimal backblast area and reduced launch footprint
- Has a range of approximately 2,500 meters
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Infantry Rockets and Missiles
The greatest assets to Marines fighting on the ground are maneuverability and firepower, and perhaps no weaponry provides a better combination of both than the Marine Corps rockets and missiles.
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