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Infantry soldiers to be armed with new portable anti-tank weapon over 2 years

by Editor
September 5, 2004
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AFP, SINGAPORE : The Singapore Armed Forces has a new portable anti-tank weapon, called the MATADOR.

It is a compact and lightweight weapon that is able to penetrate brick walls and tanks.

The MATADOR was shown to the public for the first time at the Army Open House at SAFTI Military Institute.

With an effective range of 500 metres, the MATADOR is able to punch through most Armoured Personnel Carrier and Light Tanks in the world.

It can also be used in urban warfare to penetrate brick walls.

To be phased into operation over two years, the MATADOR will provide 3G soldiers with formidable firepower.

Rear Admiral Teo Chee Hean, Defence Minister, said, “The Army Open House will offer members of the public a glimpse of some of the new concepts, warfighting ideas and technologies that are being explored with partners in the local industries, research institutions and universities.”

Visitors to the Army Open House can find out more about the latest technologies used by 3G soldiers, and even try them out in a mock urban warfare.

For hardware junkies, they will not be disappointed with the wide range of weapons and vehicles displayed.

Visitors can even ride in different military vehicles.

And for those who prefer to be just an observer, they can watch the Red Lions free-fall from 6,000 feet and rangers mount a mock attack at the parade square.

There are a lot of things to see and a lot of things to do at the Army Open House.

But here is some friendly advice from an army medic: remember to wear something comfortable and drink lots of water.

The Open House will be held till September 6.

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