TC 3-22.37 — Javelin-close Combat Missile System, Medium
TC 3-22.37 governs the Javelin Close Combat Missile System, Medium, including its operation, training, and tactical employment.
- Publication number: TC 3-22.37
- Title: JAVELIN-CLOSE COMBAT MISSILE SYSTEM, MEDIUM
- Date: 08/13/2013
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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It covers the weapon system, command launch unit, missile operation, firing positions, carrying techniques, and Block 1 improvements. It also contains training programs, tactical considerations, target engagement techniques, safety procedures, and malfunction guidance.
Topics covered
- Javelin missile operation
- Command launch unit controls
- Firing positions
- Gunner qualification training
- Tactical employment
- Target engagement techniques
- Battery coolant unit
- Warning indicators and malfunctions
Questions and answers
How long does the Javelin battery coolant unit operate?
The BCU is a single-use unit with 4 minutes of operating time; it is not rechargeable. (paragraph 1-31)
What does the Javelin guidance section do?
The guidance section (Figure 1-21) provides target tracking and flight control signals. (paragraph 1-34)
How does the Javelin achieve fire-and-forget capability?
The missile I2R system gives the missile its fire-and-forget capability. (paragraph 1-35)
What firing positions does the Javelin use?
Firing positions for the Javelin include: sitting (bent knees or legs crossed), the kneeling (using one knee or both knees), standing supported, and the prone supported. (paragraph 2-52)
How must a target be classified after detection?
Once a target is detected, the gunner must classify the target as either a wheeled or tracked vehicle (Figure 4-24). (paragraph 4-83)