Stinger missile
Type: system
Definition
The Stinger (FIM-92) is a U.S. military man-portable air-defense missile system (MANPADS) designed to give small units rapid, close-in protection against low-altitude aerial threats. It is shoulder-fired by ground troops and uses an infrared-homing seeker to track and engage targets, providing a lightweight, self-contained capability that can be deployed quickly in the field.
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Recent News (6 articles, last 60 days)
Why the Stinger missile refuses to become obsolete - MSN
news.google.com1/27/2026
Lockheed Martin Test Fires Its Own Version of the Stinger Missile Replacement - autoevolution
news.google.com1/16/2026
Stinger missile replacement: US firm tests highly effective next-gen short-range interceptor - Interesting Engineering
news.google.com1/15/2026
U.S. moves forward with $825m stinger missile sale to Morocco - APAnews - Agence de Presse Africaine
news.google.com1/13/2026
US Clears Path for Expanded Stinger Missile Purchases by NATO Partners - اسلام تايمز
news.google.com12/20/2025