Red Arrow-9 anti-tank missile system (code: HJ-9, English: HJ-9 anti-tank missile) (AFT-9 anti-tank missile launch vehicle) is an anti-tank missile system developed by China.
The “Red Arrow”-9 anti-tank missile has been demonstrated since the mid-1980s, and a large number of technical reserves have been carried out. In 1988, the project was established and developed, and in 1999 it was officially made public. From the project to the completion of the development of the entire weapon system, it took 10 years. for many years. At the 50th National Day military parade in 1999, the “Red Arrow”-9 wheeled heavy anti-tank missile system made a grand appearance. In some international defense exhibitions held in recent years, the “Red Arrow”-9A has also appeared frequently.
The launch guidance device of the “Red Arrow 9” anti-tank weapon system consists of an anti-tank launcher, a thermal imager, a TV goniometer and a laser launcher. The “Red Arrow” 9 anti-tank launch guidance device is advanced, using optical aiming, launch device launch, TV angle measurement, laser command transmission, three-point guidance and digital control technology. After launch, all the shooter has to do is keep his sights on the target, and the guidance device will automatically issue laser commands to control the flight to the target.
The launcher “Red Arrow” 9 anti-tank gun is usually installed in the launcher as a launcher and storage packer for easy maintenance. Each launcher weighs 37kg. The launcher is mounted on the launcher. The emitter’s high and low shooting boundaries are -10~- +10, and the left and right shooting boundaries are 200. When firing missiles at maximum range, the rate of fire is 2 rounds/minute.
