Thailand Reveals New Autonomous Truck Mounted with Elbit Mortar System
The Autonomous Truck Mounted Mortar project is a collaboration between the Thai MoD and Elbit Systems, which has provided the integration of its SPEAR 120mm mortar on a wheeled chassis
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 08/11/2017
https://youtu.be/8JnX2NrrnC0
The Thai Ministry of Defense has unveiled a new 120mm wheeled self-propelled mortar system called Autonomous Truck Mounted Mortar (ATMM), developed in collaboration with Elbit Systems to provide fire support for infantry units.
The ATMM is based on a 4x4 military truck chassis manufactured by TATA which is fitted with a new cargo platform with a thickness of 7mm able to carry Elbit's SPEAR 120mm mortar system.
Elbit Systems' SPEAR is equipped with advanced fire control, navigation, automatic aiming and propulsion systems, which facilitate a fully-autonomous operation and provide increased firepower and accuracy – within 30 meters of the Circular Error Probability (CEP) radius.
The ATMM has a crew of four and can be ready to fire from road position in less than two minutes. It has a maximum firing range of 6.5 km and has a rate of fire of 10 rounds per minute.
[Source: Army Recognition]
The Autonomous Truck Mounted Mortar project is a collaboration between the Thai MoD and Elbit Systems, which has provided the integration of its SPEAR 120mm mortar on a wheeled chassis
https://youtu.be/8JnX2NrrnC0
The Thai Ministry of Defense has unveiled a new 120mm wheeled self-propelled mortar system called Autonomous Truck Mounted Mortar (ATMM), developed in collaboration with Elbit Systems to provide fire support for infantry units.
The ATMM is based on a 4x4 military truck chassis manufactured by TATA which is fitted with a new cargo platform with a thickness of 7mm able to carry Elbit's SPEAR 120mm mortar system.
Elbit Systems' SPEAR is equipped with advanced fire control, navigation, automatic aiming and propulsion systems, which facilitate a fully-autonomous operation and provide increased firepower and accuracy – within 30 meters of the Circular Error Probability (CEP) radius.
The ATMM has a crew of four and can be ready to fire from road position in less than two minutes. It has a maximum firing range of 6.5 km and has a rate of fire of 10 rounds per minute.
[Source: Army Recognition]
