9K11 Malyutka (AT-3 Sagger) Russian Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM)

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"WEG"

"Infantry Weapons"

"Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGM)"

"Russia (RUS)"

"PRO_Afghanistan"

"PRO_Algeria"

"PRO_Angola"

"PRO_Armenia"

"PRO_Azerbaijan"

"PRO_Bangladesh"

"PRO_Bosnia and Herzegovina"

"PRO_Bulgaria"

"PRO_Cambodia"

"PRO_China"

"PRO_Croatia"

"PRO_Cuba"

"PRO_Czech Republic"

"PRO_Egypt"

"PRO_Eritrea"

"PRO_Ethiopia"

"PRO_Guinea"

"PRO_India"

"PRO_Indonesia"

"PRO_Iran (Islamic Republic of)"

"PRO_Kyrgyzstan"

"PRO_Libya"

"PRO_Mali"

"PRO_Mongolia"

"PRO_Morocco"

"PRO_Mozambique"

"PRO_Nicaragua"

"PRO_North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)"

"PRO_Peru"

"PRO_Poland"

"PRO_Romania"

"PRO_Russian Federation"

"PRO_Serbia"

"PRO_Slovakia"

"PRO_South Sudan"

"PRO_Sudan"

"PRO_Turkmenistan"

"PRO_Uganda"

"PRO_Uzbekistan"

"PRO_Viet Nam"

"PRO_Yemen"

"PRO_Zambia"

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notes

"The9K11 Malyutka (AT-3 Sagger) Russian Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) is a Russian-made wire-guided anti-tank missile equipped with a shaped-charge high explosive anti-tank (HEAT) warhead. The AT-3 Sagger is suitable for integration into helicopters such as Mi-2, Mi-8, and Mi-24. It can be integrated into armored vehicles such as BRDM, BMD, and BMP. 9M14 was also available as a man-transportable anti-tank weapons system. Called Malatyuka during the Soviet Union period, it was first seen in a Moscow parade in May 1965. Since then it has been seen on BRDM wheeled armored vehicles, BMP, and BMD armored infantry fighting vehicles. The Mi-24 helicopter can also carry this missile on its four outboard launchers. Over 200,000 systems have been built and the simplicity of its design and overall effectiveness has triggered its unlicensed reverse engineering in numerous countries: by China as the Red Arrow 73 and Improved Red Arrow 73C with Semi-Automatic Command-to-Line of Sight (SACLOS) guidance, Iran (Raad and its Improved Raad version with probe), North Korea and Taiwan (as the Kuen Wu-1 with a more rounded warhead section)."

dateOfIntroduction

1963

countryOfOrigin

"Russia (RUS)"

proliferation

"Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cambodia, China, Croatia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kyrgyzstan, Libya, Mali, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nicaragua, North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea), Peru, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, South Sudan, Sudan, Turkmenistan, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, Yemen, Zambia"

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"Afghanistan"

"Algeria"

"Angola"

"Armenia"

"Azerbaijan"

"Bangladesh"

"Bosnia and Herzegovina"

"Bulgaria"

"Cambodia"

"China"

"Croatia"

"Cuba"

"Czech Republic"

"Egypt"

"Eritrea"

"Ethiopia"

"Guinea"

"India"

"Indonesia"

"Iran (Islamic Republic of)"

"Kyrgyzstan"

"Libya"

"Mali"

"Mongolia"

"Morocco"

"Mozambique"

"Nicaragua"

"North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea)"

"Peru"

"Poland"

"Romania"

"Russian Federation"

"Serbia"

"Slovakia"

"South Sudan"

"Sudan"

"Turkmenistan"

"Uganda"

"Uzbekistan"

"Viet Nam"

"Yemen"

"Zambia"

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images

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sections

name

"System"

properties

name	"Alternative Designations"
value	"9K11 Malyutka; NATO: AT-3 Sagger"

name	"Type"
value	"Wire-Guided Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM)"

name	"Manufacturer"
value	"Soviet Union, Russia as successor state and other countries under license and domestic versions"

name	"Crew"
value	"3"
units	"ea"

name	"Guidance System"
value	"Wire‐guided MCLOS"

name	"Propulsion"
value	"Solid propellant booster and sustainer motors"

name	"Warhead"
value	"HEAT, 9N110 (9M14) HEAT, 9N110M (9M14M)"

name	"Control"
value	"TVC"

name	"Operating Temperature"
value	"–50°C to +50°C"

name	"Front Fuze"
value	"9E212"

name	"Rear Fuze"
value	"9E212"

name	"Maximum Range"
value	"3,000 m"

name	"Minimum Range"
value	"500 m"

name	"Preparation Time"
value	"5 min"

name	"Average Velocity"
value	"120 m/s"

name	"MCLOS Hit Probability"
value	"70%"

name	"SACLOS Hit Probability"
value	"INA"

name	"Penetration"
value	"400 mm RHA"

name

"Dimensions"

properties

name	"Missile Length"
value	"860 mm"

name	"Missile Diameter"
value	"125 mm"

name	"Wingspan"
value	"393 m"

name	"Missile Weight"
value	"10.9 kg"

name	"Launch Platform Weight"
value	"7 kg"

name	"Guidance Unit Weight"
value	"12.5 kg"

name	"Warhead Weight"
value	"2.6 kg"

variants

name	"AT-3A Sagger A"
notes	"9M14 Malyutka wire-guided MCLOS Entered service in 1963."

name	"AT-3B Sagger B"
notes	"9M14M Malyutka-M wire-guided MCLOS Entered service in 1973 improved motor, reducing flight time to maximum range. Mass 11 kg. Range 3 km."

name	"AT-3C Sagger C"
notes	"9M14P Malyutka-P wire-guided SACLOS."

name	"9M14P"
notes	"Improved warhead 460 mm versus RHA, Entered service in 1969."

name	"9M14P1"
notes	"Improved warhead 520 mm versus RHA with a stand off probe for improved capability against ERA."

name	"9M14MP1"
notes	"INA."

name	"9M14MP2"
notes	"INA."

name	"AT-3D Sagger D"
notes	"wire-guided SACLOS entered service in the 1990s. Mass 13 kg. Range 3 km. Speed improved to 130 m/s."

name	"9M14-2"
notes	"Malyutka-2 3.5 kg HEAT warhead 800 mm penetration versus RHA. Entered service in 1992. Weight 12.5 kg."

name	"9M14-2M"
notes	"Malyutka-2M 4.2 kg tandem HEAT warhead for improved capability against ERA. Weight 13.5 kg. Speed 120 m/s."

name	"9M14-2P Malyutka-2P"
notes	"INA."

name	"9M14-2F Malyutka-2F"
notes	"0 kg thermobaric warhead. Intended for use against troops and soft vehicles."

name	"9M14P-2F"
notes	"INA."

name	"9M14-2T"
notes	"Serbian version Yugoimport SDPR Malyutka-2T SACLOS 4.4 kg tandem HEAT warhead 1,000 mm penetration versus RHA, improved capability against ERA. Weight 13.7 kg. Speed 120 m/s."

name	"HJ-73 Hongjian"
notes	"Red Arrow-73 China."

name	"HJ-73 MCLOS"
notes	"entered service in 1979."

name	"HJ-73B SACLOS"
notes	"INA."

name	"HJ-73C SACLOS"
notes	"stand off probe for improved capability against ERA."

name	"RAAD"
notes	"Iranian version."

name	"I-RAAD"
notes	"Update version of RAAD stand off probe for improved capability against ERA."

name	"Susong-Po"
notes	"North Korean version."

name	"Maliutka M2T"
notes	"Romania version, joint ELMEC and Euromissile project, uses MILAN 2T tandem warhead capable of defeating ~900mm of RHA."

name	"POLK"
notes	"Slovenian version based on the AT-3C."

name	"Kun Wu 1"
notes	"Taiwanese version."

type

"WEG"

version

1