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BGM-71D
The BGM-71D, also known as 'TOW 2', is the forth missile in the TOW (Tube-launched Optically-tracked Wire-guided) series of US-developed anti-tank guided missiles (ATGM). The BGM-71D is essentially a modified BGM-71C, with known changes including: a new larger warhead section; an improved flight rocket motor; and an additional modulatable thermal (pyrotechnic) beacon. Development of the BGM-71D is thought to have started in 1979, with its f...
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