In 1988, The army initiated the LOSAT (Line Of Sight Anti-Tank) program. The program was scaled down and then canceled by the Department of Defense in 1992 and 1996 respectively, but the Army had managed to restart the program, which Lockheed Martin was then awarded the contract the produce the MGM-166 LOSAT. Lockheed Martin fitted the MGM-166A onto the HMMWV chassis, which was designated as the M1114 LOSAT carrier. Due to the compact carrier, the M1114 LOSAT carrier could easily and rapidly be transported by air, with up to 10 being fit on a C-5. Testing was successful, and the Army ordered a LRIP batch of both MGM-166 missiles and M1114 carriers to be made, but they canceled the program in the summer of 2004.
I figured since we already have the CCVL LOSAT carrier, we can have it’s smaller, goofier, cousin, the LOSAT carrier M1114.
Firepower
2nd generation FLIR
4 ready to fire MGM-166A KEMs
A researchable cart with another 8 missiles
775 millimeters of RHA penetration best case (1000 meters, 0 degrees)
40 millimeters of RHA penetration worst case (10 meters, 60 degrees)
Kinetic energy warhead
1,520 meters per second velocity
M1114 Carrier
50-55 miles per hour (80–85 kilometers per hour) top speed
He looks like a normal Hummi but he hides something dangerous :) and also that won’t be anything new there are tanks like that already so just go hush yourself.
