Swingfire was a British wire-guided anti-tank missile developed in the 1960s and produced from 1966 until 1993. The name refers to its ability to make...

The FV438 Swingfire was an armoured anti-tank vehicle of the British Army. It was derived from the FV430 series of vehicles by converting the FV432 to...

the CVR(T) family and served in the British Army. FV102 Striker was the Swingfire wire-guided anti-tank missile carrying member of the CVR(T) family. The...

Vickers Vigilant with a new and highly maneuverable missile to produce Swingfire. The goal was to allow the launcher to remain completely undercover while...

the British. 1960 3M6 Shmel enters service in the Soviet Union. 1960 Swingfire enters service in the United Kingdom. 1963 9M14 Malyutka enters service...

already decided that their ultimate weapon for this role would be the Swingfire, but it would not be available until 1966 at the earliest. An order for...

(designated FV438) with two Swingfire ATGM launchers that were reloaded from an internal magazine of 10 missiles. Swingfire was a command line of sight...

driver, gunner and commander. The anti–armour capability would be met by a Swingfire missile system (then under development) mounted at the rear. The design...

launched anti-tank missile) Cirit (70mm anti-armor missile) Malkara NLAW Swingfire Brimstone (air-launched) Vickers Vigilant M47 Dragon (no longer in service)...

including those with varying equipment, turret or no turret and armed with Swingfire anti-tank missiles. Including all the marks and experimental variants...