India`s military is planning to acquire 25 Nag BMP-2-based self-propelled anti-tank guided missile (SPATGM) systems under a US$70 million contract, according to the Economic Times newspaper. Read more
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An Indian Army BMP-2 NAMICA firing the NAG missile system
(Credit: DRDO) Read more
An Indian Army BMP-2 NAMICA firing the NAG missile system(Credit: DRDO) Read more
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