Summary and Key Points: The Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW), developed by Saab and the UK, is a revolutionary, portable, shoulder-fired missile system ideal for infantry.

Arguably the most critical addition to Kyiv’s war arsenal has been the Saab Bofors Dynamics NLAW missile system. In the early 1990s, Swedish engineers began researching a lightweight anti-tank ...

The NLAW antitank missile weighs about half as much as an American-made Javelin, costs far less and can be easily discarded after use. By John Ismay In video after video taken in Ukraine ...

“The much-touted Javelin and NLAW man-portable anti-tank missile systems supplied by NATO countries to Ukraine have performed poorly on the battlefield and created numerous setbacks ...

This video pits the Javelin and NLAW against each other in a showdown of modern anti-tank systems. From range and firepower to ease of use, we break down which missile system dominates on the ...

Designed for short-range use by a single soldier, the NLAW is effective up to 800 meters with a fire-and-forget missile system. -Weighing 13 kilograms, it allows engagement from just 20 meters away.

Stinger anti-aircraft missiles and Javelin and NLAW anti-tank missiles have been ... fire-and-forget guided missile. Javelins have two parts: a launch tube and a command launch unit, which has ...

The image below of a packaged NLAW anti-tank missile mounted to what looks like an off-road motorcycle in Ukraine is causing a buzz in tech media. The two-wheeled vehicle is, in fact, an electric ...

As of March 9, the UK had sent Ukraine 3,615 NLAW anti-tank missiles ... capable of firing a single 150 mm high-explosive anti-tank missile up to 2,600 feet. They are built in Belfast, Northern ...