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Philbilly: /* RPG-7V2 (1961-Present) */

2021-03-31T23:43:26Z

RPG-7V2 (1961-Present)

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	*Data and guide tested for RHS and CUP 3/31/21		*Data and guide tested for RHS and CUP 3/31/21

			*Most RPG-7 rounds from RHS will self detonate at around 550m - 650m

	[[RPG-7 Guide]]		[[RPG-7 Guide]]

Philbilly: /* RPG-7V2 (1961-Present) */

2021-03-31T23:41:25Z

RPG-7V2 (1961-Present)

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	*Data and guide for RHS		*Data and guide tested for RHS and CUP 3/31/21

	[[RPG-7 Guide]]		[[RPG-7 Guide]]

Philbilly: /* NATO Anti-Tank */ Fixing wack edits made by link

2021-03-22T17:59:04Z

NATO Anti-Tank: Fixing wack edits made by link

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	===Light Launchers===		===Light Launchers===
	====M136 AT4 (1987-Present)====		====M136 AT4 (1987-Present)====
	84mm single-shot, disposable ~~recoilless weapon~~.		84mm single-shot, disposable rocket launcher.

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	===Medium Launchers===		===Medium Launchers===
	====Carl Gustaf M3 (M3 MAAWS) (2011-Present)====		====Carl Gustaf M3 (M3 MAAWS) (2011-Present)====
	84mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable recoilless rifle.		84mm, reusable recoilless rifle.
	We currently have multiple MAAWS variants in our modpack as Tanks DLC has added multiple iterations. This data is good for RHS.		We currently have multiple MAAWS variants in our modpack as Tanks DLC has added multiple iterations. This data is good for RHS.

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	====Mk 153 SMAW (1984-Present)====		====Mk 153 SMAW (1984-Present)====
	83mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable rocket launcher.		83mm, reusable rocket launcher.

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	===Heavy Launchers===		===Heavy Launchers===
	====M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present)====		====M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present)====
	140mm single shot SACLOS Wire guided Missile launcher. Reusable Optic (SU-36/P Daysight)		140mm single shot SACLOS Wire guided Missile launcher. Disposable tube, Reusable Optic (SU-36/P Daysight)

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	====M41A4 TOW (1970-Present)====		====M41A4 TOW (1970-Present)====
	152mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.		152mm, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.
	Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.		Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.
	There are 3 versions of the TOW in our modpack; the RHS version is superior, and should be used in most cases.		There are 3 versions of the TOW in our modpack; the RHS version is superior, and should be used in most cases.
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	====Titan* Compact & Mini Spike====		====Titan* Compact & Mini Spike====
	127mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, fire-and-forget missile launcher with dual attack modes.		127mm, reusable, fire-and-forget missile launcher with dual attack modes.
	Fictional weapon system invented for ARMA. Near future version of the real world Israeli "Spike" Missile system.		Fictional weapon system invented for ARMA. Near future version of the real world Israeli "Spike" Missile system.

Philbilly: /* Russian Anti-Tank */ Fixing wack ass shit link changed.

2021-03-22T17:54:59Z

Russian Anti-Tank: Fixing wack ass shit link changed.

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	====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====		====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====
	68mm single-shot, disposable ~~grenade~~ launcher. Czech origin		68mm single-shot, disposable rocket launcher. Czech origin

	Intended for use against light armored vehicles.		Intended for use against light armored vehicles.
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	===Medium Launchers===		===Medium Launchers===
	====RPG-7V2 (1961-Present)====		====RPG-7V2 (1961-Present)====
	40mm-105 ~~single-shot~~, reusable, multi-role rocket launcher.		40mm-105, reusable, multi-role rocket launcher.

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	====Barkas (RPG-32/RPG-42) (2012-Present)====		====Barkas (RPG-32/RPG-42) (2012-Present)====
	72.5mm/105mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, multi-role ~~grenade~~ launcher.		72.5mm/105mm, reusable, multi-role rocket launcher.
	ARMA fictional launcher (RPG-42) renamed by ACE3 mod to match its real-world counterpart.		ARMA fictional launcher (RPG-42) renamed by ACE3 mod to match its real-world counterpart.

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	===Heavy Launchers===		===Heavy Launchers===
	====Kopye (SPG-9/SPG-9M) (1962-Present)====		====Kopye (SPG-9/SPG-9M) (1962-Present)====
	73mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, recoilless rifle.		73mm, reusable, recoilless rifle.
	Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.		Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.
	There are 3 versions of the SPG-9* system in our modpack; the RHS version is superior, and should be used in most cases.		There are 3 versions of the SPG-9* system in our modpack; the RHS version is superior, and should be used in most cases.
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	====Metis-M1 (9K115-2) (2015-Present)====		====Metis-M1 (9K115-2) (2015-Present)====
	130mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.		130mm, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.
	Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.		Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.

Philbilly: /* Kornet (9K133) (1998-Present) */

2021-03-22T17:51:49Z

Kornet (9K133) (1998-Present)

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	====Kornet (9K133) (1998-Present)====		====Kornet (9K133) (1998-Present)====
	152mm ~~single-shot~~, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.		152mm, reusable, wire-guided missile launcher.
	Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.		Crew-served or vehicle-mounted.

Philbilly: /* RPG-75 (1975-Present) */

2020-12-03T19:52:46Z

RPG-75 (1975-Present)

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	====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====		====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====
	68mm single-shot, disposable grenade launcher. Czech origin		68mm single-shot, disposable grenade launcher. Czech origin

	Intended for use against light armored vehicles.		Intended for use against light armored vehicles.

Philbilly: /* RPG-75 (1975-Present) */

2020-12-03T19:52:26Z

RPG-75 (1975-Present)

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	====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====		====RPG-75 (1975-Present)====
	68mm single-shot, disposable grenade launcher.		68mm single-shot, disposable grenade launcher. Czech origin
	Intended for use against light armored vehicles.		Intended for use against light armored vehicles.

Philbilly: /* M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present) */

2020-10-04T05:31:29Z

M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present)

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	[[M47 Guide]]		[[M47 Guide]]

	Only relevant to ACE CSW version, as the CUP version is essentially a shoulder fired TOW.		Only relevant to ACE CSW version, as the CUP version is essentially a shoulder fired TOW.

Philbilly: /* M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present) */

2020-10-04T05:31:15Z

M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present)

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	[[M47 Guide]] Only relevant to ACE CSW version, as the CUP version is essentially a shoulder fired TOW.		[[M47 Guide]]
			Only relevant to ACE CSW version, as the CUP version is essentially a shoulder fired TOW.

	====FGM-148 Javelin (1996-Present)====		====FGM-148 Javelin (1996-Present)====

Philbilly: /* M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present) */

2020-10-04T05:30:55Z

M47 Super Dragon / FGM-77 (1975-Present)

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	[[M47 Guide]]		[[M47 Guide]] Only relevant to ACE CSW version, as the CUP version is essentially a shoulder fired TOW.

	====FGM-148 Javelin (1996-Present)====		====FGM-148 Javelin (1996-Present)====