to gather required intelligence and target location at a range of 8 km or more) and low-cost precision kill (LCPK) missile (fireable on direct shot at a >8 km range), based on a 2.75-inch rocket and advanced Battle Management Command and Control Communication Computer and Information (BMC41), including Link 11/16, to provide Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance (ISTAR). In July 2006, Canadian Forces Land Staff recommended the cancellation of the Multi-Mission Effects Vehicle Project. The program was cancelled in November 2006. ADATS has been withdrawn from Canadian service in 2012. Missile Length: 2.05 m Diameter: 152 mm Launch weight: approx. 51 kg Speed: > Mach 3 Range: 10 km Ceiling: 7,000 m Warhead: 12.5 kg high explosive (HE) fragmentation/shaped charge, impact and proximity fuze Penetration: 900 mm rolled homogeneous armour (RHA) Guidance: Digitally coded laser beam-riding References External links ADATS at FAS.org Oerlikon/Lockheed Martin MIM-146 ADATS at designation-systems.net Directory of U.S. Military Rockets and Missiles Anti-tank guided missiles 20th-century surface-to-air missiles Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapons Weapons of Switzerland Weapons of Canada Military equipment introduced in the 1980s Military vehicles introduced in the 1980s