ENTAC [SEP] country of origin
up to 10 launcher boxes. The operator manually steers the missile by means of a small joystick. These course corrections are transmitted to the missile via a thin set of wires that trail behind the missile - see MCLOS. Like many early ATGMs, the missile had a large minimum range (see AT-3 Sagger) due to the time it took to get up to flight speed and come under operator control.
Operational history.
Operational history Australia.
Used from 1964 until 1982.
Operational history France.
The missile first
of being mounted on top as per in the West German model.
They were first displayed publicly at a PLO parade held at Beirut in April 1981, some of them fitted with roof-top AT-3 Sagger or ENTAC anti-tank missile systems though period photos show that they were more often armed with a single Browning M1919A4 .30 caliber (7.62mm) or M2HB .50 Browning (12.7×99mm) heavy machine guns mounted in the roof.
Unauthorized variants Rhodesia.
Another country to produce clandestine copies of the UR-416 in the