USMC LAV-ATWS (Anti-Tank Weapon system) Light Armored Vehicle: TOW Missile Live-fire

U.S. Marines with 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion execute live-fire event in order to increase proficiency with the new Light Armored Vehicle Anti-Tank (LAV-AT) weapon system at Camp Lejeune, N.C., April 10, 2018.
The ATWS fires tube-launched, optically-tracked, wire-guided, or TOW, missiles. It provides long-range, stand-off anti-armor fire support to maneuvering Light Armored Reconnaissance Companies and platoons, and observation capability in all climates and during periods of limited visibility.

[@greenmarine5]

1st LAI, camp Pendleton 1989-1992 Semper Fi Brothers

[@kilmentvoroshilov2827]

Those are some strange looking crayons

[@sqeekms6186]

Lav repair technician here..

[@dragonbutt]

Just lovely

[@nateporter0352]

2nd LAI Charlie Company 1988-1991 Ooh Rah

[@roceye]

Would have been more realistic training to fire from the other side of the road with some cover. I doubt anyone is going to want to sit on that high road and go head to head with a MBT.

[@dietcoke759]

"Safety is paramount, safety is priority number one..."
Versus what my old CO would say: "No, good training is paramount"

[@user-fc9on8up4w]

Its. VEry Good

[@mohammedaa1679]

First good job
Go forward ➡

[@SVQ1972]

guapo!

[@GreedeeVids]

94-98 2nd LAR 2nd MAR DIV