Weapons Information Sheet
| Name: | AT-3 Sagger Anti-Tank Missile |
| Std. Formation: | Line |
| Description: | This is the Western designation for the 9K11 Malyutka ATGM. It was first introduced in the early 1960s, and over the years, there were several new versions of the missile to cope with increasing armor threats and to increase flexibility. It is a wire guided missile that is guided from a separate guidance unit that may be physically separated from the launcher by up to 3 meters, connected by wire. The missile is very difficult to guide and requires considerable operator skill and practice, since the operator must keep both the target and missile in his sights for the entire duration of the flight. The AT-3 has long been out of service in most Warsaw Pact armies as well as Russian Category 1 and 2 units, but is still issued to lower category units and the armies of many Third World countries. |
| Can change Formation: | yes |
| Speed: | 18 |
| Power projection value: | 2 |
| Power projection range: | 3 |
| Maximum strength: | 250 |
| Attack strength multiplier: | 0% |
| Minimum Range: | 1 |
| Maximum Range: | 2 |
| Range deterioration: | 20% |
| Parabolic munition flight: | no |
| Damage value: | 50% |
| Air defence capability: | no |
| Is range weapon: | no |
| Can fire: | yes |
| Armor (front): | 10% |
| Armor (side): | 10% |
| Armor (rear): | 10% |
| Armor (top): | 10% |
| Sight Range: | 4 |
| Sight deterioration: | 15% |
| Camouflage level: | 70% |
| Maximum supply: | 5 |
| Maximum command: | 5 |
| Requires supply: | yes |
| Requires command: | yes |
| Is a supply unit: | no |
| Is a command unit: | no |
Created by the PBeM-Publisher on 30.10.03