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For the spear-like object,used as a thrown weapon in ancient times see Javelin Ancient
For the modern athletic discipline see Javelin throw.
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Javelin entered full-rate production in 1994 and the systems were first deployed in June 1996 by the US Army at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Javelin has also been selected by Taiwan (60 launchers and 360 missiles), Lithuania, Jordan (30 launchers and 110 missiles), Australia (up to 92 systems and 600 missiles), New Zealand (24 launchers, delivered in June 2006), Norway (90 launchers and 526 missiles, delivery from 2006), Ireland and Canada (200 launchers and 840 missiles).
Javelin is a man portable anti-tankweapon with a carry-weight of 22.3kg.
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