ADATS (M113) - Revision history

U42773747: Ammo box buffed this tank really hard, but perhaps someone more sane needs to rewrite the text of this tank with it in mind.

2024-11-20T21:27:31Z

Ammo box buffed this tank really hard, but perhaps someone more sane needs to rewrite the text of this tank with it in mind.

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U38088265: /* Description */

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U22585084: Added Leopard 2A4M CAN to the list of other Canadian Ground vehicle present in game

2024-08-12T18:05:59Z

Added Leopard 2A4M CAN to the list of other Canadian Ground vehicle present in game

U42773747: /* Usage in battles */ typo

2024-06-28T16:18:58Z

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U42773747: skimmed through to find egregious errors in original edit.

2024-06-27T17:32:33Z

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U42773747: i will fill this page as this thing is now playable, but making it viable in AB practically means exploiting every feature there is, so i digress. Stole radar section from ADATS with some edits. Text may sound a bit edgy, but honestly its just how it is.

2024-06-26T19:24:35Z

i will fill this page as this thing is now playable, but making it viable in AB practically means exploiting every feature there is, so i digress. Stole radar section from ADATS with some edits. Text may sound a bit edgy, but honestly its just how it is.

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 When compared in anti-air role to the Starstreaks of the [[Stormer HVM]], the MIM146 can maintain most of its speed while pulling off extreme turns, do not have the weird two-stage launch, have proximity fuse and have longer maximum range, so ADATS is in general easier to use and is more practical against jets.
-{{Notice|The missiles come in bundles of 8, which means that you do not get to reload until all of them are spent and rearmed (which takes about 30 seconds on a capture point and debilitating 120 seconds outside of a cap in AB), and the reload itself takes 20 seconds. Fortunately, the tank benefits from "SAM tank" rearm on a capture point, which means that it can rearm without reloading as long as the carrier didn't fire its last missile yet. This mechanic should be exploited every time it's feasible to do without dying to remain competetive, especially in AB, where you particularly want to fire off last missile while already rearming on a capture point and only then leave it (because if tank starts rearming outside of the point, the 120 second long rearm cannot be overruled by a quick rearm on a capture point, and the opposite is also true, allowing to speed up the rearm by 75% while running away).}}
+The missiles come in bundles of 8 and there is no reserve ammunition, meaning it can only be rearmed off a capture point or an ammunition box which takes 30 seconds after spending the first missile, regardless of how many were fired off afterwards (rearm is not interrupted by firing). The "reload" (if the launcher was completely empty) takes 1.3 seconds. Emergency ammunition box can only be used once, so use it wisely.
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 ADATS is a very infamous missile turret, and all enemies know what it looks like, which makes employing this carrier very difficult. This ADATS carrier also doesn't have an autocannon on top of the turret, so light tanks will chase you around without much fear.
-This doesn't mean that people actually know better and many tank commanders make a lot of blunders when fighting it, such as shooting the empty turret of ADATS with APFSDS instead of just exploding the missiles.
+This doesn't mean that people actually know better and many tank commanders make a lot of blunders when fighting it, such as shooting the almost empty turret of ADATS with APFSDS instead of just exploding the missiles.
 '''Realistic battles'''
-The goal is very simple - you sneak as close to the middle of the battlefield (or as far from it and the spawn) as you can, while avoiding the frontline, where people might find you by just looking around. From these positions, you countersnipe by hitting overconfident MBT snipers right into their throat (as their turret face armour means almost nothing to you when you can just overpressure them) and blast hostile helicopters and multi-purpose fighters when they inevitably try to bomb you (the launchers can aim higher up than on the American ADATS, so they might make a mistake thinking you can't shoot them). When you get low on ammunition, try to get onto a capture point to rearm, preferably before you actually ran out (so that you can avoid having to wait for a reload as well). If you are on a purely anti-air duty, you might as well just stand on a friendly capture point and fire at any incoming missile and bomb, but try to not expose yourself to tank fire.
+The goal is very simple - you sneak as close to the middle of the battlefield (or as far from it and the spawn) as you can, while avoiding the frontline, where people might find you by just looking around. From these positions, you countersnipe by hitting overconfident MBT snipers right into their throat (as their turret face armour means almost nothing to you when you can just overpressure them) and blast hostile helicopters and multi-purpose fighters when they inevitably try to bomb you (the launchers can aim higher up than on the American ADATS, so they might make a mistake thinking you can't shoot them).
-People really hate ADATS and will try to murder you with almost religious zeal, which can be used against them, as kinetic shells do not really do anything important to the ADATS when they hit the turret head-on and/or when the missile racks are empty (the left one will be empty after 4 shots). You can also hide the radar by turning it off, just so it doesn't tick off every strike craft in the vicinity, but generally knowing where they are is more important than them not knowing that you exist (yet).
+When you get low on ammunition, try to get onto a capture point to rearm, preferably before you actually ran out (so that you can actually protect yourself). If you are trying to snipe or are being consistently pushed, you can use the emergency ammunition box to survive, but it is one use only and 16 missiles is often not enough to collapse an enemy team in RB even with the perfect aim. If you are on a purely anti-air duty, you might as well just stand on a friendly capture point and fire at any incoming missile and bomb, but try to not expose yourself to tank fire.
 Sometimes enemy helicopters and bombers are just camping the spawn and you will have no choice but to launch half of your missiles to shoot their missiles and subsequently set them on fire. Some enemy helicopters can only guide two laser missiles, so you can get them with about three. Helicopters that have IR missiles might as well launch their entire arsenal at you while dying, but those are slower than MIMs, so using smoke to lose their missiles rather than trying to snipe them all out of the air is perfectly acceptable.
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 '''Arcade battles'''
-In this mode ADATS is more of a throwaway wild card tank, for two reasons:
+In this mode ADATS is more of a throwaway wild card tank and how well it does depends on personal skill of players involved.
-# Hiding in top tier with abysmal mobility of M113 is a sisyphean task. Even if you will personally obliterate every drone and every plane, you can't outrun any other tank once they will start looking for the noise source. You need to be very good at aiming the missiles onto tanks
+Hiding in top tier with abysmal mobility of M113 is a sisyphean task. Even if you will personally obliterate every drone and every plane, you can't outrun any other tank once they will start looking for the noise source. You need to be very good at aiming the missiles onto tanks to survive with the very limited ammunition of 16 (24+ if you can manage to get on a capture point and somehow survive standing on it).
 This means that in general you want to do either of these plans:
-* Fatalist route: Find a place from where you can trash so many of enemy tanks that it will actually affect the game. Difficult to achieve at close range, considering they will all fire back at you once you start, so maybe look for a long range spot with good overwatch potential (you can snipe multiple tanks due to the ability to guide many missiles). Try to deal as much damage as fast as possible and then leave the carrier to avoid wasting time (or throw yourself onto the enemy so that they at least waste a shot on you and die to a teammate)
+* Low ammo route: Find a place from where you can trash so many of enemy tanks that it will actually affect the game. This is difficult to achieve at close range, considering they will all fire back at you once you show up, so maybe look for a long range spot with good overwatch potential (you can snipe multiple tanks due to the ability to guide many missiles at once). Try to deal as much damage as fast as possible. Reload from a box either immediately for overwhelming suppressing fire (drop it before you open fire, maybe even fire one missile off somewhere and wait for the timer to pass 2/4 before starting) or after hiding and repositioning (more useful if enemy already has an airstrike coming or is very passive). Once you are out of ammo, just leave the carrier to avoid wasting time (or throw yourself onto the enemy so that they at least waste a shot on you and die to a teammate, although that will give them an airstrike point, which is bad)
-* Survivalist route: Fight for a capture point, capture it by slamming enemy tanks into their face, start the rearm on capture point then fire the last missiles off and run away before someone came back and torched you, proceed to destroy every aircraft that enemy team ace will spam out to try and completely wipe out your team and try to spam air attacks of your own until enemy folds and starts spamming SPAA. If someone comes after you, feel free to destroy them, but never fire 8th missile outside of a cap and try to stay close to your allies, at least initially.
+* Capture point route: Fight for a capture point, capture it by slamming enemy tanks into their face, try to rearm on it before being forced to leave, proceed to destroy every aircraft that enemy team ace will spam out to try and completely wipe out your team, then hide and try to spam air attacks of your own until enemy folds and starts spawning SPAA instead of tanks that are actually a threat to your team. If fast capture is not possible, reload from a box and try to remove most dangerous tanks to help your teammates. If someone comes after you, feel free to destroy them, but keep in mind that your ammunition isn't infinite and so you have to keep constant attention to the map. Try to stay close to your allies, so that you have more time to act.
 === Pros and cons ===
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 * Really fragile, can be blown up by hitting the ammo rack, hull can be penetrated by autocannons and high-calibre machine guns
-* Only 8 missiles with no partial reload. In AB, the {{PAGENAME}} will automatically rearm anywhere after using all of the missiles and it takes approximately 120 seconds, otherwise {{PAGENAME}} can rearm on a capture point at any time, which takes about 30 seconds. Even after rearming, if all missiles were spent the carrier must also be reloaded which takes another 20-15 seconds. All in all, it is almost guaranteed that you will be found and destroyed during that time, particularly if you trigger the long reload in AB before short one
+* Rearming takes 30 seconds regardless of how many missiles were spent
-* Due to a lack of the 25 mm gun found on the American XM1069, the Canadian ADATS is also incapable of self-defense during rearm once empty and is less flexible overall
+* Due to a lack of the 25 mm gun found on the American XM1069, the Canadian ADATS is incapable of self-defense during rearm once empty and is less flexible overall
-* Missiles are not as effective against ERA tanks, which ADATS will have to constantly face, so if the operator does not aim perfectly and relies on brute force, they will only realistically take out 4 tanks instead of 8
+* Missiles are not as effective against ERA tanks, which ADATS will have to constantly face, so if the operator does not aim perfectly and relies on brute force, they will only realistically take out 4 tanks per reload instead of 8
 * Long antennas might give out your position in RB/SB
 * Just -4 degrees of launcher depression

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 {{About
 | about = British SPAA '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
-| usage = other versions
+| other
-| link = M113 (Family)
+| usage-1 = the US version
 }}
 {{Specs-Card

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 {{About
-| about = British tank destroyer '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
+| about = British SPAA '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
 | usage = other versions
 | link = M113 (Family)
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 The '''ADATS (M113)''' (Air Defence Anti-Tank System) is a variant of the ADATS complex for the Canadian army mounted on the M113A2 APC chassis. The installed missile system has a dual purpose: engagement of both high-speed (including low-flying) and slow-moving aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs, as well as armoured targets on the ground. The installation itself has a modular design, allowing it to be mounted on various armoured vehicles. The complex consists of 8 guided missiles in transport launch containers, a radar for target detection and missile guidance, a control computer, jam-resistant communications, and data transmission equipment to allow coordination between ADATS complexes and other equipment.
-The ADATS (M113) was introduced in [[Update "Hot Tracks"]]. Like the [[ADATS]] in the American tree, it is classified as a tank destroyer due to its versatility on the battlefield, and can often surprise enemy armour with its MIM146 guided missiles, which have a warhead equivalent to 7.86 kg of TNT, providing 900 mm of armour penetration, and good post-penetration damage to crew and internal modules. However, unlike the American version, the ADATS (M113) lacks a gun armament.
+The ADATS (M113) was introduced in [[Update "Hot Tracks"]]. Thanks to its versatility on the battlefield, it can often surprise enemy armour with its MIM146 guided missiles, which have a warhead equivalent to 7.86 kg of TNT, providing 900 mm of armour penetration, and good post-penetration damage to crew and internal modules. However, unlike the American version, the ADATS (M113) lacks a gun armament.
 == General info ==
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 ! Armour !! Front (Slope angle) !! Sides !! Rear !! Roof
 |-
-| Hull ||38mm (44°) Upper Plate
+| Hull || 38 mm (44°) ''Upper Plate'' <br> 38 mm (27°) ''Lower Glacis''
-mm (27°)  Lower Glacis
+| 44 mm ''Top'' <br> 32 mm ''Bottom'' || 38 mm || 38 mm ''Roof'' <br> 10 mm ''Radiator Vents''
 |-
-| Turret || 12.7 mm ''Turret front'' + 19mm
+| Turret || 12.7 mm ''Turret front'' + 19 mm ''Track IRST''
-Track IRST<br>
+| 12.7 mm || 6.35 mm + 12.7 mm || 12.7 mm
 |-
 |}
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 '''Notes:'''
-Structural Steel Side plating - 10mm  <!-- Any additional notes which the user needs to be aware of -->
+Structural Steel Side plating - 10 mm <!-- Any additional notes which the user needs to be aware of -->
 <!-- Example: * Suspension wheels are 20 mm thick, tracks are 30 mm thick, and torsion bars are 60 mm thick. -->
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 {{main|MIM146}}
-The main weapon of this tank are MIM146 missiles. The missiles are multi-purpose and can snipe both tanks and planes alike, which is why ADATS is designated as a tank destroyer rather than an SPAA.
+The main weapon of this tank are MIM146 missiles. The missiles are multi-purpose and can snipe both tanks and planes alike.
 Left launchers fire first, starting with the top left tube, tubes fire one after another with about 0.5 sec delay if "fire" button is held. The missiles are controlled by a laser beam, all missiles launched within the 3 seconds window are controllable at the same time and they can't be jammed. MIMs will fly at about 1 km/s even when forced to make a hard turn. They will very quickly adjust to wherever the operator is pointing at, but aiming too low on initial launch might cause the missile to hit the ground, particularly when fired from the bottom tubes.
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 '''Realistic battles'''
-The goal is very simple - you sneak as close to the middle of the battlefield (or as far from it and the spawn) as you can, while avoiding the frontline, where people might find you by just looking around. From these positions, you countersnipe by hitting overconfident MBT snipers right into their throat (as their turret face armour means almost nothing to you when you can just overpressure them) and blast hostile helicopters and multi-purpose fighters when they inevitably try to bomb you (the launchers can aim higher up than on the American ADATS, so they might make a mistake thinking you can't shoot them). When you get low on ammunition, try to get onto a capture point to rearm, preferrably before you actually ran out (so that you can avoid having to wait for a reload as well). If you are on a purely anti-air duty, you might as well just stand on a frienly capture point and fire at any incoming missile and bomb, but try to not expose yourself to tank fire.
+The goal is very simple - you sneak as close to the middle of the battlefield (or as far from it and the spawn) as you can, while avoiding the frontline, where people might find you by just looking around. From these positions, you countersnipe by hitting overconfident MBT snipers right into their throat (as their turret face armour means almost nothing to you when you can just overpressure them) and blast hostile helicopters and multi-purpose fighters when they inevitably try to bomb you (the launchers can aim higher up than on the American ADATS, so they might make a mistake thinking you can't shoot them). When you get low on ammunition, try to get onto a capture point to rearm, preferably before you actually ran out (so that you can avoid having to wait for a reload as well). If you are on a purely anti-air duty, you might as well just stand on a friendly capture point and fire at any incoming missile and bomb, but try to not expose yourself to tank fire.
-People really hate ADATS and will try to murder you with almost religious zeal, which can be used against them, as kinetic shells do not really do anything important to the ADATS when they hit the turret head-on and/or when the missile racks are empty (the left one will be  empty after 4 shots). You can also hide the radar by turning it off, just so it doesn't tick off every strike craft in the vicinity, but generally knowing where they are is more important than them not knowing that you exist (yet).
+People really hate ADATS and will try to murder you with almost religious zeal, which can be used against them, as kinetic shells do not really do anything important to the ADATS when they hit the turret head-on and/or when the missile racks are empty (the left one will be empty after 4 shots). You can also hide the radar by turning it off, just so it doesn't tick off every strike craft in the vicinity, but generally knowing where they are is more important than them not knowing that you exist (yet).
 Sometimes enemy helicopters and bombers are just camping the spawn and you will have no choice but to launch half of your missiles to shoot their missiles and subsequently set them on fire. Some enemy helicopters can only guide two laser missiles, so you can get them with about three. Helicopters that have IR missiles might as well launch their entire arsenal at you while dying, but those are slower than MIMs, so using smoke to lose their missiles rather than trying to snipe them all out of the air is perfectly acceptable.
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 * Sherman, R. (1999, July 3). ADATS. Retrieved January 02, 2021, from <nowiki>https://fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/adats.html</nowiki>
-{{Britain tank destroyers}}
+{{Britain anti-aircraft vehicles}}

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 == Description ==
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-The '''{{Specs|name}}''' is a rank {{Specs|rank}} British tank destroyer {{Battle-rating}}. It was introduced in [[Update "Hot Tracks"]].
+The '''ADATS (M113)''' (Air Defence Anti-Tank System) is a variant of the ADATS complex for the Canadian army mounted on the M113A2 APC chassis. The installed missile system has a dual purpose: engagement of both high-speed (including low-flying) and slow-moving aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs, as well as armoured targets on the ground. The installation itself has a modular design, allowing it to be mounted on various armoured vehicles. The complex consists of 8 guided missiles in transport launch containers, a radar for target detection and missile guidance, a control computer, jam-resistant communications, and data transmission equipment to allow coordination between ADATS complexes and other equipment.
 == General info ==
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 '''Armour type:'''
 * Aluminium alloy 7039 - Hull
 * Aluminium alloy 7039 - Turret
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 | Hull ||38mm (44°) Upper Plate
 mm (27°)  Lower Glacis
 | 44 mm ''Top'' <br>32 mm ''Bottom'' || 38 mm || 38mm - Roof
 mm - Radiator Vents
 |-
 | Turret || 12.7 mm ''Turret front'' + 19mm
 Track IRST<br>
 | 12.7 mm || 6.35mm + 12.7mm || 12.7 mm
 |-
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 The main weapon of this tank are MIM146 missiles. The missiles are multi-purpose and can snipe both tanks and planes alike, which is why ADATS is designated as a tank destroyer rather than an SPAA.
 Left launchers fire first, starting with the top left tube, tubes fire one after another with about 0.5 sec delay if "fire" button is held. The missiles are controlled by a laser beam, all missiles launched within the 3 seconds window are controllable at the same time and they can't be jammed. MIMs will fly at about 1 km/s even when forced to make a hard turn. They will very quickly adjust to wherever the operator is pointing at, but aiming too low on initial launch might cause the missile to hit the ground, particularly when fired from the bottom tubes.
 Missiles deal heavy damage both with HE and HEAT aspects. Direct hit will penetrate 900 mm of flat armour, but this effect can be stopped by excessive ERA or NERA shielding of some tanks, although repeated hits in the same spot will obliterate any tank. The real power of this missile is in HE overpressure effect, as MIM146 has enough explosive mass to implode 35 mm of RHA on close hit, meaning that it can instantly destroy any NATO medium tank by hitting their turret neck, and may just randomly obliterate any other through their optics or other weakspots.
 When used against air threats, proximity fuse will react to hostile missiles and rockets if radar is not locked and will ignore them if locked (unless locked onto them). This means that ADATS can protect itself while attacking, or just straight up disintegrate any aircraft (or multiple aircraft, if they are hovering at different distances).
 When compared in anti-air role to the Starstreaks of the [[Stormer HVM]], the MIM146 can maintain most of its speed while pulling off extreme turns, do not have the weird two-stage launch, have proximity fuse and have longer maximum range, so ADATS is in general easier to use and is more practical against jets.
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 === Radars ===
 To help ATGM carrier serve it's anti-air purpose, ADATS Search Radar and an electro-optical/infrared tracking system with TV and Forward Looking Infrared were installed. The search radar is mounted on top of the turret at the rear and the barrel-like tracking optics are located at the front of the turret.
 The search radar has a decent 25 km of maximum detection range which it can switch to from the default 10 km (which is exactly the effective range of the MIM146). Radar will easily find any helicopter trying to sneak an ATGM into the carrier, but its vertical scanning elevation of 18 degrees is quite limited, making it difficult to randomly detect jets that chose to opt for "space bombing".
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 # The ATGM reload outside of a capture point is 120 seconds + 20 seconds of reload, meaning if you ran out of ammunition outside of a capture point you should just leave the tank before the game ended with you doing absolutely nothing, or before someone found you 100 seconds later and brutally murdered you for trying to wait it out. However, if you run out of ATGM while ALREADY rearming on a capture point, you can drive out of it and you will rearm much faster without having to just stand there.
 This means that in general you want to do either of these plans:
 * Fatalist route: Find a place from where you can trash so many of enemy tanks that it will actually affect the game. Difficult to achieve at close range, considering they will all fire back at you once you start, so maybe look for a long range spot with good overwatch potential (you can snipe multiple tanks due to the ability to guide many missiles). Try to deal as much damage as fast as possible and then leave the carrier to avoid wasting time (or throw yourself onto the enemy so that they at least waste a shot on you and die to a teammate)
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 * Really fragile, can be blown up by hitting the ammo rack, hull can be penetrated by autocannons and high-calibre machine guns
 * Only 8 missiles with no partial reload. In AB, the {{PAGENAME}} will automatically rearm anywhere after using all of the missiles and it takes approximately 120 seconds, otherwise {{PAGENAME}} can rearm on a capture point at any time, which takes about 30 seconds. Even after rearming, if all missiles were spent the carrier must also be reloaded which takes another 20-15 seconds. All in all, it is almost guaranteed that you will be found and destroyed during that time, particularly if you trigger the long reload in AB before short one
 * Due to a lack of the 25 mm gun found on the American XM1069, the Canadian ADATS is also incapable of self-defense during rearm once empty and is less flexible overall
 * Missiles are not as effective against ERA tanks, which ADATS will have to constantly face, so if the operator does not aim perfectly and relies on brute force, they will only realistically take out 4 tanks instead of 8

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 ;Related development
 * [[XM1069]]
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 * [[QF 3.7 Ram]]
 * [[Skink]]
 == External links ==

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 * Missiles can penetrate about 800 mm of composite armour at 30° angle and have nearly 8 kg of explosive mass which allows them to overpressure nearly anything through the weak spots, extremely lethal against NATO tank hull roof
 * Missiles have a range of 10 km and are very fast from the start, with maximum speed of 1,000 m/s, which make them suitable for long range sniping
-* Lower profile than the American [[ADATS]], especially with the radar folded down and missile launchers can elevate higher than the ones on the American ADATS due to a lack of autocannon
+* Lower profile than the American [[XM1069]], especially with the radar folded down and missile launchers can elevate higher than the ones on the American XM1069 due to a lack of autocannon
 '''Cons:'''
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 * Really fragile, can be blown up by hitting the ammo rack, hull can be penetrated by autocannons and high-calibre machine guns
 * Only 8 missiles and tank cannot rearm until used all of them. In AB, the {{PAGENAME}} will automatically rearm anywhere after using all of the missiles and it takes approximately 120 seconds, in RB {{PAGENAME}} can rearm on a capture point which takes about 50 seconds. Even after rearming, missiles must also be reloaded which takes another 20-15 seconds. All in all, it is almost guaranteed that you will be found and destroyed during that time
-* Due to a lack of the 25 mm gun found on the American ADATS, the Canadian ADATS is also incapable of self-defense during rearm and is less flexible overall
+* Due to a lack of the 25 mm gun found on the American XM1069, the Canadian ADATS is also incapable of self-defense during rearm and is less flexible overall
 * Missiles are not as effective against ERA tanks, which ADATS will have to constantly face, so if the operator does not aim perfectly, they will only realistically take out 4 tanks instead of 8
 * Long antennas might give out your position in RB/SB