Oct 23, 2018
A Shillelagh Guided Antitank Missile is launched during testing by the Armor Board. Likely Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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A Shillelagh Guided Antitank Missile is launched during testing by the Armor Board. Likely Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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The M551 Sheridan, an Armoured Reconnaissance/Airbourne Assult Vehicle (AR/AAV) in service during the Vietnam war, Gulf War and Operation Just Cause in Panama. The Sheridan was designed to be airdropped and was equipped with a 152mm M81E1 Rifled gun which could fire both MGM-51 Shillelagh anti-tank missiles and more conventional ammunition such as the M657 HE shell and the M81 HEAT round. The main complaint from infantry and crews about the M551 Sheridan was its small supply of ammunition, with only 20 rounds of conventional ammunition and 8 missiles, meaning that the Sheridan ran out of ammunition rather quickly if involved in a long lasting engagement.