Lockheed Martin will nearly double the number of Javelin anti-tank missiles it produces, to 4,000 a year, CEO James Taiclet said Sunday. "Right now our capacity is 2,100 Javelin missiles per year.

The Javelin missile system is widely considered the most effective portable anti-tank weapon on the battlefield today. With infrared targeting and fire-and-forget capability, it allows operators to ...

The Army has had Javelin anti-tank missiles for many years, yet without this targeting range, sensor fidelity and computer enabled “fast lock” for improving attacks on the move.

The capabilities of the US-made Javelin anti-tank missiles, a 'fire-and-forget' projectile that can be used in direct fire and indirect fire, falling from above like a Roman javelin AFP / Gal ROMA ...

The Javelin missile represents a breakthrough in portable anti-armor weaponry, capable of striking tanks with precision and ...

Key point: Though the Javelin may be a top-tier anti-tank weapon, it has not yet been used in combat against a modern tank, which is not true of the TOW or Kornet missile. The U.S.-made FGM-148 ...

Images of Ukrainian troops carrying Javelin missile launchers on their shoulders have flashed around the world, making the anti-tank weapon — capable of piercing the most sophisticated armor ...

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — Images of Ukrainian troops carrying Javelin missile launchers on their shoulders have flashed around the world, making the anti-tank weapon — capable of ...

The US has supplied Ukraine with thousands of Javelin anti-tank missiles. But it's nearing a point where it must reduce transfers to maintain a stockpile for US forces.

Dragon was a backbone of U.S. Army infantry anti-tank defense, but had its limitations: It could penetrate 23 inches of tank armor, had a range of only 1,000 yards, and required the gunner to keep ...

Raw footage posted to YouTube by Iraqi television station Al-Mawsleya appears to show an FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missile and launcher among a cache of weapons recovered just outside Tal Afar, Iraq.

Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles from US Army Stockpile Headed to Eastern Europe U.S. Army soldiers shoot the Javelin, an anti-tank weapon, at the Pohakuloa Training Area, Hawaii, on July 28, 2016.