Anti-tank missiles are specialized weapons designed to destroy armored vehicles, such as tanks. They can be launched from various platforms, including ground vehicles, helicopters, and even by infantry soldiers. These missiles are equipped with advanced guidance systems that allow them to accurately target and penetrate the armor of enemy tanks. There are two main types of anti-tank missiles: guided and unguided. Guided missiles, like the Javelin or TOW, use sophisticated technology to track and hit their targets. Unguided missiles, on the other hand, rely on the operator's skill to aim and fire. Both types play a crucial role in modern warfare, providing ground forces with effective means to counter armored threats.