Milan Anti-Tank Weapon

The Milan (Missile d'Infanterie Léger Antichar) - meaning light infantry anti-tank missile, is a second generation system developed jointly by France and Western Germany. It has a range of 25 - 2000 m and can be carried by the operator. After the missile is launched from the tube its wings spring open and it is guided to the target semi-automatically following the line of sight by means of wires. It will soon be replaced by the third generation TRIGAT system with automatic laser guidance.

MILAN MAW
This is a computer controlled wire guided missile system giving a ninety five per cent chance of a direct hit up to 3000 metres. Used within all the infantry regiments  but you are not trained in these weapons until after basic training, and only then if you are assigned to the Compagnie D'Appui. (Unlikely in the early stages of your contract).