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M7 Crew-Served Multipurpose Anti-Vehicle Weapon
Diameter (Missile): 127mm
Length: 3ft 10in (1.16m)
Feed System: Single detachable missile tube
Crew: 2 (Ideal)
Weight: 50.6 lbs

M808 Missile
Effective Range: 250-7500 meters
Warhead weight: 19.5lbs
Warhead: Tandem (modular charge): HEAT, Thermobaric, Armor Piercing, or Cluster
Guidance: Infrared Homing, Inertial, Fire & Forget (Semi-Active, Passive)
Engine: Solid-fuel Rocket
Attack Modes: Direct, Indirect (Program), Top Attack

The M7 CMAV utilizing the M808 missile system is intended for use against hard and armored targets, mobile and immobile, up to a distance of 7500 meters away in any weather scenario and even over or around obstacles which obscure the launcher from the target with the assistance of a remote targeting unit wirelessly linked to the launcher-missile pair. The M808 missile can be used against a variety of targets, but utilizing the standard HEAT warhead, designed with a tandem two-shaped charge, is designed to assault tanks equipped with reactive armor and can pierce up to 1000mm of armor in ideal situations.

Against mobile targets without sufficient infrared signature for locking, the M808 missile can be guided by the user via a laser-designator equipped on the M7 unit or by a spotter. This method can be used in all modes of attack.

Stats:
M7 Crew-Served Multipurpose Anti-Vehicle Weapon
Diameter (Missile): 127mm
Length: 3ft 10in (1.16m)
Feed System: Single detachable missile tube
Crew: 2 (Ideal)
Weight: 50.6 lbs

M777 Missile
Effective Range: 7.5 miles (12km)
Warhead weight: 7.7lbs (3.5kg)
Speed: Mach 2, Mach 3 Terminal
Warhead: Triple Separating Tandem, High Explosive Annular Blast Fragmentation
Guidance: Infrared Homing
Engine: Solid-fuel Rocket

The M777 Surface to Air Missile is a high maneuverability missile designed to be used against air targets such as helicopters. With deployable guidance fins and forward-mounted maneuvering jets, the M777 is capable of executing high-speed, quick turns to outmaneuver active countermeasures and the intended target. The user can select either single-detonation kill for slower moving targets with the intent of peppering the target with a considerable amount of fragments and concussive blast, or may select a separable launch whereupon the missile's warhead splits into up to four pieces before detonating, ensuring a larger spread but a less-reliable kill chance.