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Description
The ILAV-AT provides the Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion with precise, long range, heavy anti-tank and anti-fortification fires through the use of the TOW anti-tank missile and its numerous variants.

The ILAV-AT is derived from the M1134 Double-V Hull ATGM carrier, modified with changes applied to the ILAV-30 variant including reinforced hatch seals and snorkel provisions.

The primary role of the ILAV-AT is to destroy enemy armor assets with long-range anti-armor missiles. It can also be used to breach and destroy enemy buildings and fortifications. To do this, the vehicle is armed with a two-round missile launcher capable of firing any missiles in the BGM-71 TOW family from TOW-2 onwards. The ILAV-AT is usually armed with TOW-NLOS-A missiles to engage armor and TOW-NLOS-B for the engagement of fortifications.

The ILAV-AT features an M240 7.62mm machine gun on a pintle mount as its secondary armament to engage infantry out to 900 meters.

TOW-NLOS rectifies the greatest failing of the BGM-71 TOW, using components derived from the BGM-176 Griffin to provide the missile with fire and forget capability to a range of 8,000 meters, more than twice the range of the previous TOW-2A and TOW-2B used by the LAV-AT. The incorporation of the Griffin's seeker technology allows the ILAV-AT to also engage targets in defilade. TOW-NLOS-A features a tandem top-attack explosively formed penetrator to enable the destruction of armored threats, while TOW-NLOS-B utilizes a penetrating blast fragmentation warhead for anti-structure use.

The vehicle pictured, nicknamed "TOOOOORGUE", as a reference to the game Borderlands 2, served in the weapons platoon of D Company, 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, in Khalidistan in 2052.

The owners of the properties depicted herein and myself maintain their respective rights.

Do not use this artwork without my express permission.

Description
The ILAV-AT provides the Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion with precise, long range, heavy anti-tank and anti-fortification fires through the use of the TOW anti-tank missile and its numerous variants.

The ILAV-AT is derived from the M1134 Double-V Hull ATGM carrier, modified with changes applied to the ILAV-30 variant including reinforced hatch seals and snorkel provisions.

The primary role of the ILAV-AT is to destroy enemy armor assets with long-range anti-armor missiles. It can also be used to breach and destroy enemy buildings and fortifications. To do this, the vehicle is armed with a two-round missile launcher capable of firing any missiles in the BGM-71 TOW family from TOW-2 onwards. The ILAV-AT is usually armed with TOW-NLOS-A missiles to engage armor and TOW-NLOS-B for the engagement of fortifications.

The ILAV-AT features an M240 7.62mm machine gun on a pintle mount as its secondary armament to engage infantry out to 900 meters.

TOW-NLOS rectifies the greatest failing of the BGM-71 TOW, using components derived from the BGM-176 Griffin to provide the missile with fire and forget capability to a range of 8,000 meters, more than twice the range of the previous TOW-2A and TOW-2B used by the LAV-AT. The incorporation of the Griffin's seeker technology allows the ILAV-AT to also engage targets in defilade. TOW-NLOS-A features a tandem top-attack explosively formed penetrator to enable the destruction of armored threats, while TOW-NLOS-B utilizes a penetrating blast fragmentation warhead for anti-structure use.

The vehicle pictured, nicknamed "TOOOOORGUE", as a reference to the game Borderlands 2, served in the weapons platoon of D Company, 2nd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, in Khalidistan in 2052.

The owners of the properties depicted herein and myself maintain their respective rights.

Do not use this artwork without my express permission.