Remotely Controlled Combat Module with AGS-17 Grenade Launcher Developed in Russia

Khrulyov Military Academy Patents Combat Module for Robotic Platforms

Specialists from the Khrulyov Military Academy of Logistics have received a patent for a remotely controlled combat module with an AGS-17 grenade launcher for robotic platforms. This is confirmed by materials published on the FIPS website.

АГС-17
АГС-17

Combat module composition:

  • Lightly armored vehicle with engine
  • Transmission
  • Chassis with propulsion unit
  • Armament
  • Control equipment

The 30 mm AGS-17 automatic grenade launcher is mounted on the upper part of the combat module. It was developed in Soviet times by engineers at OKB-16.

The grenade launcher is designed to engage enemy manpower and fire assets located in open areas or in gullies and ravines. The AGS-17 was adopted into service in 1971. It used a tripod mount and an optical sight for long-range firing.

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Sources
FIPS

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