Talk:List of man-portable anti-tank systems

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Suggestions: Divide table, add missing info

Divide table to subtables to keep types (rocket launchers, etc) separate so sorting by value doesn't mix them all up.

Also add missing system: Finnish recoiles weapons 55 S 55 and 95 S 58-61.

Give NATO code for soviet systems, example: 9M13 Malyutka (AT-3 Sagger)

Give US systems full Tri-service argement compliant names, examples: M47 (FGM-77), TOW (BGM-71), ENTAC (MGM-32A), SS-10 (MGM-21A)

Remove: M72E5 - subvariant, M202 Flash - not a anti tank weapon

Add value: maximum range (ATGM), effective range (other)

Add value: type of guidance (ATGM only)

Add value: launching enviroment: Man portable - Individual transport and firing, Man Mobile - Requires Squad/Section for practical dismounted use, Transportable - Requires vehicle for practical relocation, dismounting possible for concealment. Apply this "tag" where aplicable. 109.243.5.126 (talk) 17:00, 5 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]