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	* {{Flag\|Jordan}}: 100 mortars in use since 2010<ref name="armedconflicts">{{Cite web \|title=CZE - vz. 99 ANTOS (60mm minomet)		* {{Flag\|Jordan}}: 100 mortars in use since 2010<ref name="armedconflicts">{{Cite web \|title=CZE - vz. 99 ANTOS (60mm minomet)

Latest revision as of 07:17, 10 January 2025

60,7 mm mortar

LRM vz. 99 ANTOS
Type	60,7 mm mortar
Place of origin	Czechia
Production history
Manufacturer	VTÚVM
Specifications
Mass	5.3 kg 19 kg (weight of the complete set with the cargo box)
Length	905 mm

The LRM vz. 99 ANTOS is a Czech light mortar designed for special forces intended to be used for vehicles.

Operators

Poland: In use by Grom since 2011, also used by Military Unit Nil and other units of Special Forces and Airmobile Forces since 2016
Czechia: 22 units are in service in the Czech army as well in 601st Special Forces Group

Jordan: 100 mortars in use since 2010

See also

References

"Termobaryczny GROM". www.altair.com.pl (in Polish). 2010-12-24.
"Czeskie moździerze dla komandosów". www.altair.com.pl (in Polish). 2016-05-07.
"VTÚ předal armádě minomety ANTOS-LR". www.vtusp.cz/ (in Czech).
"CZE - vz. 99 ANTOS (60mm minomet)". www.armedconflicts.com/.

Bibliography

Sitarski, Michał. "Ultralekki moździerz z Czech". Nowa Technika Wojskowa. 9/2008. Warszawa: Magnum-X Sp. z o.o.: 88–90. ISSN 1230-1655.

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