Notes: This is a two-round launcher for Mistral surface-to-air missiles. It is normally used from a light vehicle, but can also be used as a ground mount. The launcher has all the same sensors as the single Mistral launcher, and in addition has thermal imaging and a more stable mount. ATLAS also comes with a small battery to power the missiles and mount. In addition to France, this launcher is used by Belgium, Cyprus, and Abu Dhabi, and some very limited sales were made to Hungary and Italy.

Notes: This is a shelter-mounted version of the Crotale SHORAD system (Short-Range Air Defense). The system consists of a shelter mounted on a trailer, with the missile launcher and radar on the roof of the shelter. The complete system is air-transportable and droppable. France has about a dozen of these launchers, and it has been sold to undisclosed countries.

Notes: This is an updated version of the Crotale SAM, along with an updated shelter launcher. The Crotale NG (New Generation) is completely all-weather, and the target acquisition and fire control is computer controlled. The NG is normally a vehicle-mounted system, but the French have about 12 shelter-mounted models for airfield defense. The unit can be operated by only two people.

Notes: This French-built antiaircraft missile is fired from a pedestal mount or a vehicle mount. It is the standard medium man-portable SAM of France and several European countries. The pedestal mount is used to provide a more stable firing platform, but it is a bit heavy and as a result even the MANPADS Mistral is normally carried by a light vehicle even if it is not actually mounted on that vehicle. The launcher includes an IFF device. The Mistral can also be used as an AAM. The Mistral is being used by almost 20 countries.