MAM-L micro-munition class
UCAV-launched guided munition · Roketsan · TR
Laser-guided glide munition class developed for Turkish Bayraktar-class UCAVs, adapted from the UMTAS anti-tank missile airframe. Its small warhead and precision guidance made it the defining air-to-surface weapon of medium-altitude long-endurance drone campaigns.
Specifications
Class data
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Laser-guided glide munition |
| Mass class | ~22 kg |
| Guidance | Semi-active laser homing |
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MAM-L micro-munition class vs MAM-C micro-munition class
Roketsan's two lightest glide munitions trade warhead mass against carriage density on the same Bayraktar-class racks. The choice between them is a doctrine statement: more precision shots against soft targets, or fewer against armor.
MAM-L micro-munition class vs MAM-T micro-munition class
The MAM family scales from tactical UCAVs to the Akinci heavy class. MAM-L against MAM-T shows how a single weapon family extends from the light-strike niche into the heavy precision-strike role.
MAM-L micro-munition class vs AGM-114 Hellfire class (MQ-9 employment)
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