more lethal missiles, a new "Block I CLU" providing increased ID range and surveillance time. Janes claims this is the same as FGM-148E. FGM-148E: Replaced electronic components in the control actuator section of the missile for cost and weight savings. Developed as "Spiral 1" in 2013-14. Production started in 2017. FGM-148F: Fitted with a multi-purpose warhead (MPWH). Developed as "Spiral 2". Production started in May 2020. FGM-148G: to be developed from project "Spiral 3". Will develop a new launch tube assembly and battery unit, and will replace the current gas-cooled seeker with an uncooled seeker in the guidance section of the missile. Production missiles will be designated FGM-148G. The LWCLU does not yet have a variaint designation. Operators Current operators : 92 launchers. : 13 launchers. : : Purchased 3 launchers and 12 missiles for its special forces (intended for use in Afghanistan). An additional order totaling US$10.21 million was placed in December 2015 for 50 missiles and 3 launchers. : 80 CLU (with option for additional 40) and 350 missiles purchased from the United States. In service from 2016. : 76 launchers and 260 missiles for use in Afghanistan. Was replacing MILAN anti-tank missile, no follow-on order in favor of the Missile Moyenne Portée (MMP). : 72 CLUs and 410 missiles received in 2018, and the delivery of another 46 CLUs and 82 missiles approved in 2021. The first Foreign Military Sale to the Georgian military consisting of 410 missiles, and 72 CLUs includes 2 Javelin Block 1 CLUs to be used as spares was approved for US$75 million. Another contract that was approved in 2021 consisted of 46 CLUs and 82 missiles for a total sum of US$30 million. : 25 launchers and 189 missiles. Javelin Block 1 variant in a US$60 million deal. : Irish Army, replaced MILAN anti-tank missile. : 30 launchers and 116 missiles were received in 2004, and another 162 CLUs, 18 Fly-to-Buy Missiles, 1,808 Javelin Anti-Tank Guided Missiles and other support equipment was ordered in 2009. The estimated cost is $388 million. Jordan placed another order of $133.9 million in 2017. : Used by the Libyan National Army : Total: 144 CLU and 871 missiles purchased from the United States. In 2001, 40 launchers and 200 missiles. The first European country to receive this launcher and missile system (2001). In December 2015 DSCA approved for a possible Foreign Military Sale to Lithuania for