Brimstone Anti-Tank Guided Missile 3d model

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Detailed Model of Brimstone Anti-Tank Guided Missile Including Triplet Harness is Provided. Textures Include Detailed Diffuse and Bump Mapping. The Brimstone Missile is a Highly Advanced Anti-Tank Guided Missile Developed by MBDA. This Missile is Designed to Meet the RAF's Requirement for a Long-Range Anti-Armour Weapon, Allowing Strike Aircraft to Attack Tanks and Armoured Vehicles at Stand-Off Range. The BL755 Cluster Bomb Will Be Replaced. The General Electric Company Was Originally Awarded the Contract on November 7, 1996, But the Project Experienced Delays. In August 1999, the First Ground Firing of the Brimstone Missile Took Place. One Year Later, in September 2000, the First Air-Launched Firing from a Tornado GR1 Aircraft Was Successfully Conducted. Brimstone Can Be Deployed from Various Platforms Including Surface Launchers, Vehicles, and Helicopters. The RAF Declared Full Operational Capability for the Tornado GR4 on December 20, 2005.