What does ATM stand for?

Anti-Tank Missile

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Samples in periodicals archive:

France meanwhile is in talks to buy the medium-range anti-tank missile Spike from the Javelin missile joint venture companies, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, but that purchase would not fall into the UOR category.

France : France with more UOR defense purchases

It will typically fly with 1,470 rounds of ball ammunition, 128 rockets and 2 anti-tank missiles.

After a decade, Afghan Mi-35 attack choppers back in skies

Two anti-tank missiles were fired at an IDF (army) patrol on the security fence in southern Gaza Strip, causing no casualties or damage," a spokeswoman said.

Gaza militants fire rockets at Israeli army patrol

The Javelin is an anti-tank missile that is used by the Army and Marine Corps and produced in a joint venture by Raytheon Corp.

Border patrol receives unexpected technology boost

Celebrated as one of the most heavily protected tanks in the world and the embodiment of the might of Israel’s ground forces, the Merkava tanks seemed to become practice targets over the last three weeks for Hezbollah anti-tank missile teams.

Mighty Merkavas Fail In War Gone Awry: \'d4Boom, Flames and Smoke\'d5

Investigators believe it may have been struck by rocket-propelled grenades or anti-tank missiles, but it is more likely to have come under fire from a large calibre machine gun.

SAS PLANE SHOT DOWN

The Trophy active protection system for armoured fighting vehicles, unveiled by Rafael and Elta Systems on 8 March 2005, offers a unique concept in protection against anti-tank missile threats.

Rafael displays new trophy

An Iraqi militant group, Ansar al-Aslam, claimed it shot down the aircraft using an anti-tank missile.

Iraq crash probe