Lightweight, lethal, and easy to use, the NLAW (Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon) has redefined modern infantry firepower. Developed jointly by the UK and Sweden, this shoulder-fired missile ...

There's also SAAB's –yes, that SAAB– Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW) weapon system that works in a similar fashion. These two missile launchers cause maximum damage by guiding ...

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 ...

According to the manufacturers: “The unjammable and man-portable system can be deployed in around five seconds by a single soldier, day or night. With a combat range of 20–800 m and a single shape ...

Output at the Belfast facilities, where Thales builds the Starstreak short-range air defence system and assembles the Saab NLAW anti-tank system, has doubled over the past 18 months to its highest ...

Saab’s NLAW, or Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon, is well-suited for combat on the plains of Eastern Europe. Russia, in invading Ukraine, has relied heavily on tank columns, which makes sense.

The Next-generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW), a man-portable fire-and-forget missile system, has proven to be a linchpin in Ukraine’s defense strategy against the onslaught of Russian armoured ...

Although NLAW weapons and other point-and-shoot systems have given infantry troops an effective way to fight back against tanks, another far more modern method is proving just as deadly. Cheap ...