Saab has held a demonstration of its dismounted weapons support systems - the NLAW (Next Generation Light Anti-tank Weapon), Carl-Gustaf, and AT4 - at the Pabrade shooting range, located near Vilnius, in Lithuania. The event was an occasion to demonstrate the versatility and effectiveness of its systems when facing a variety of threats.
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The SAAB family of shoulder-fired missiles (Picture source: Army Recognition)
The SAAB family of shoulder-fired missiles (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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