MSPO 2017: Tracked IFVs remain key focus
Tracked IFVs from both domestic and foreign companies were out in force at this year’s MSPO exhibition, a sign that industry remains focused on a …
With the Polish Army still utilising a sizeable stock of legacy rocket-propelled grenades (RPG-7s) that are diminishing in capability, there is now a search underway to replace the Soviet-era weapon with a more modern alternative to meet the service’s anti-tank requirements.
One company that believes it has a solution to Poland’s requirement is Norwegian ammunition specialist Nammo, which manufactures the 66mm M72 Lightwight Assault Weapon (LAW). The launcher is a disposable system that can be used against armoured vehicles and structures such as concrete walls.
Its proven to be highly popular, particularly with special forces in urban combat zones
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