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I was actually thinking Carl Gustav or AT-4. They don't need to be able to penetrate tank's frontal armor, they just need to give the militia enough anti-tank capability that armored units cannot simply roll over them. OK, thanks. Homeland War was not a "civil war". Serbia did in fact...

Yeah. Although I do think keeping cheaper and simpler weapons in usage is a good idea. Sure, recoilless rifle may not have the same antitank capability of an ATGM like Javelin, but it is a) far more versatile and b) far cheaper. And as Ukrainian war (and 1990s wars in Yugoslavia, and quite a few...

Except they don't want that. What they want is to centralize the maintenance - so that instead of maintenance being done by the buyer (which can be done in case of simple weapons), weapons would have to be sent to the manufacturer for the maintenance and/or upgrades. Vaunted modular design is...