GPM-T

GPM-T
Inyurstan soldiers training with the GPM-T
Type	Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM)
Place of origin	Inyursta
Service history
In service	1999–present
Used by	See: Users
Wars	Lolloh-Ruol Wars Greco-Bulgarian War Liberation of Northern Australia
Production history
Designer	PavCo Arms
Designed	1994
Manufacturer	PavCo Arms
Produced	1999–present
Specifications
Detonation mechanism	Impact
Blast yield	8kg Tandem HEAT
Engine	Solid Fuel Rocket
Propellant	Solid Propellant
Operational range	4,000-7,500m
Speed	280m/s
Guidance system	SACLOS Wire-Guided
Accuracy	<1m CEP

The GPM-T is an anti-tank missile (ATGM) produced in Inyursta and in service with the armed forces of several nations. Designed in 1994, the GPM-T was Inyursta's first truly indigenous ATGM, the preceding GPM-18V2 having been an RPG-7 clone and the GPM-15 having been a clone of the SS.10. it is primarily designed and intended for use as a man-portable anti-tank system (MANPATS); however, it has seen widespread vehicle integration on platforms such as the IAV-72, IAV-78 and Iguana-M2.

Users

• Inyursta
  • Inyurstan Army
    
  • Inyurstan Marine Corps
    
• Gran Cuscatlan
  
• Ruolnik
  
• Iraqi Awakening Front