Anti-tank Guided Missile Company

The Anti-tank Guided Missile Company is a specialized combat unit that destroys armored vehicles, fortified positions, and enemy fire assets with modern anti-tank missile systems. The company's crews operate in the most threatened sectors, cover brigade units, and stop enemy advances before they reach Ukrainian positions.

The unit traces its origins to 2016, when an anti-tank guided missile battery was formed within the brigade. Since then, its service members have continuously carried out combat missions in the ATO and JFO areas, and after the beginning of the full-scale invasion they took part in the defense of Kharkiv region, the battles for Bakhmut, offensive and defensive operations in the Zaporizhzhia sector, and now perform combat missions in the Pokrovsk sector. As the unit developed, it was reorganized into a separate anti-tank guided missile company.

Today, the company uses modern Stugna-P anti-tank missile systems, which allow operators to fire from covered positions using a remote control unit. This makes it possible to effectively destroy tanks, combat vehicles, fortifications, and other important enemy targets while minimizing risk to personnel.

The company's success depends on the professional work of every crew member. Composure, attentiveness, endurance, teamwork, and the ability to make quick decisions are valued here. High precision, coordination, and constant skill improvement allow the unit to complete combat missions effectively even in the most difficult conditions of modern war.

The Anti-tank Guided Missile Company is a unit for those who want to master modern high-precision weapons, work as part of a professional combat team, and directly influence the course of battle by destroying the enemy's most dangerous targets.