MAM-C guided bomb

The MAM-C is a Turkish laser-guided smart micro munition built by Roketsan for UAVs and light attack aircraft. Baykar lists it among the munitions carried by Bayraktar TB2, and Roketsan describes it as a lightweight precision weapon for weight-critical air-to-ground missions.

MAM-C guided bomb, Laser-guided smart micro munition, Munitions

Image source: Roketsan Photos

Profile

Origin: Turkey
Built by: Roketsan
Type: Laser-guided smart micro munition
Developed from: Cirit missile

UAV precision fires strike bomb

Specifications

Diameter: 70 mm
Length: 970 mm
Weight: 6.5 kg
Range: 8 km
Guidance: Semi-active laser seeker
Warhead: Multi-purpose blast-fragmentation, armor-piercing, and incendiary
Targets: Personnel, light armored vehicles, unarmored vehicles, and other surface targets
Platforms: UAVs and light attack aircraft

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service: Designed for UAV and light attack aircraft carriage in weight-critical air-to-ground missions

Carrier UAVs

Baykar lists MAM-C among the munitions carried by Bayraktar TB2, and Roketsan describes the munition as a UAV-oriented precision weapon.

Carrier

Carrier type

Carriage evidence

Armed unmanned aerial vehicle

Baykar's Bayraktar TB2 page lists MAM-C among the platform's national munitions, and Roketsan says MAM-C is developed for UAV and light attack aircraft use.

Sources: Baykar TB2 MAM-C loadout, Payload Systems

MAM-C guided bomb Images

MAM-C guided bomb, Laser-guided smart micro munition, Munitions - view 1 — Source: Roketsan Photos

MAM-C guided bomb, Laser-guided smart micro munition, Munitions - view 2 — Source: Roketsan Photos

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Sources

MAM-C Smart Micro MunitionPublisher: Roketsan | Note: Supports manufacturer background and the official product description for the MAM-C smart micro munition. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 MAM-C technical sheet PDFPublisher: Roketsan | Note: Supports MAM-C technical specifications and platform context for the smart micro munition. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Baykar TB2 MAM-C loadoutPublisher: Baykar | Note: Supports Baykar's documentation that the Bayraktar TB2 carries MAM-C among its national munitions. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Payload SystemsPublisher: Baykar | Note: Supports Baykar's description of MAM-C as a laser-guided bomb developed from the Cirit missile for armed UAVs and light attack aircraft. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Roketsan PhotosPublisher: Roketsan | Note: Supports image provenance for the official MAM-C photo gallery on Roketsan's media page. | Accessed: 2026-06-23