The Latvian Ministry of Defense is purchasing more missiles for its Saab Carl-Gustaf man-portable weapon system for $18.73m, under a framework agreement signed with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration.
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Ammunition for Saab's Carl-Gustaf multirole system (Picture source: Saab)
Ammunition for Saab's Carl-Gustaf multirole system (Picture source: Saab)
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