The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.

The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.

The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.

The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.

The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.

The Indian Army and the DRDO conducted warhead flight trials of the MPATGM weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan on 13 April 2024. The MPATGM can strike the armoured vehicles at a maximum range of 2.5 km. (Indian Ministry of Defence)

India's state-owned Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and the Indian Army have test-fired a manportable anti-tank guided missile (MPATGM) weapon system at the Pokhran field firing range in Rajasthan, the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a press release on 14 April.

The MPATGM weapon system – consisting of the missiles, the tripod-mounted command launch unit, the target acquisition system, and the fire-control unit – was field evaluated in different flight configurations several times “with the objective of proving its technology” during the test, the MoD said.

During the test, an “adequate number of missile firing trials have been successfully conducted towards achieving compliance of complete operational envelope as stipulated in the Indian Army's General Staff Qualitative Requirements”, the MoD added.