antitankvåpen
Antitankvåpen, also known as antitank weapons or anti-tank weapons, are military equipment designed specifically for destroying or disabling armored vehicles, particularly tanks. These weapons are a critical component of infantry and combined arms strategies, providing ground forces with the capability to counter heavily armored threats.
Historically, antitank weapons evolved during World War II, starting with man-portable devices such as the Panzerfaust
Modern antitank weaponry encompasses a variety of systems, including shoulder-fired guided missiles (such as the FGM-148
Antitank weapons are typically designed to penetrate reactive and composite armor, which has become standard on
The development of antitank weaponry continues with advancements in missile technology, stealth, and precision targeting. The
These weapons pose significant strategic considerations, including proliferation concerns, as they can be used by state