RBS 56 BILL (an acronym of "Bofors Infantry, Light and Lethal") started development in 1979 with field trials in 1985 and acceptance in 1988.
Available Transport
Red Dragon
TGM m.42
Amfibiebil
Patgb XA-180
PBV 302A
Strf 9040
HKP 3C
Overview
AirLand Battle
For sheer accuracy and armor piercing capability, few other ATGMs can compare to the RBS 56, with 26 points of AP it is easily capable of one-shotting many lighter skinned vehicles from the front, even the vaunted pride of the Soviet Union the T-80U would not be able to stand for long against the RBS 56.
However, there is a big limitation to the RBS 56 and that is its range, at 2275m it has the same range as many of the Warsaw Pact's higher tier tanks like the T-72 Wilk, all of the T-80 series and higher end T-64s like the BV and BV1. While not as powerful as it is, it is outranged by many other infantry ATGMs like the MILAN used by the United Kingdom, France and West Germany as well as the Konkurs and Fagot used by the Warsaw Pact.
Weapons
AirLand Battle
Weapons
Type
SMG
ATGM
No Weapon
Name
Kpist m/45B
RBS 56
Caliber
9mm
SACLOS
Ammo
x 1200
x 8
Range
Ground = N/A m Helicopters = N/A m Airplanes = N/A m
Ground = N/A m Helicopters = N/A m Airplanes = N/A m
Accuracy
4
10
AP Power
0
26
HE Power
1
0
Rate of fire
211 r/min
12 r/min
Red Dragon
Weapons
Type
SMG
ATGM
No Weapon
Name
Kpist m/45B
RBS 56
Caliber
9mm PB
SACLOS HEAT GUID
Ammo
x 400
x 8
Range
Ground = 455 m Helicopters = 455 m Airplanes = N/A m
Ground = 2275 m Helicopters = N/A m Airplanes = N/A m