Anti-tank refers to any method of combating military
armored fighting vehicles, notably
tanks. The most common anti-tank systems include
artillery with a high
muzzle velocity,
missiles (such as
wire-guided HEAT), various
autocannons firing penetrating ammunition, and anti-tank mines.In the area of anti-tank warfare, three terms are often used: "mobility kill", "firepower kill", and "catastrophic kill". In a mobility kill (M-kill), the vehicle loses its ability to move, for example, by breaking a
tank track; the target is then immobile but may retain full use of its weapons and still be able to fight to some extent. A firepower kill (F-kill) is some loss of the vehicle's ability to fire its weapons. M-kills and F-kills may be complete or partial, the latter corresponding to reductions in a target's ability to move or fire. A catastrophic kill (K-kill) removes the tank's ability to fight completely; this may entail complete destruction of the tank or disabling the weapon system(s) or crew.
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