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Soviet Light Anti-Tank

PACT light anti-tank card at 25,000 with an RPG-18.

Soviet Light Anti-Tank in Cold War [APC]

Soviet Light Anti-Tank: PACT light anti-tank card at 25,000 with an RPG-18. Get it by Match the button to the RPG-18 and the ammo crate, not to the duplicated title. Use it to You can resupply and still answer a vehicle. Do not fire the RPG-18 at infantry by default.

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What is Soviet Light Anti-Tank?

The Soviet Light Anti-Tank page prints 25,000, level 0, a helmet, an AK-74, an RPG-18, two Soviet bandages, and an ammo crate. The card's title line incorrectly says Soviet Anti-Tank. The page, the price, and the RPG-18 are what separate it from the 35,000 RPG-7 card.

Published facts

FactValue
Version1.0 class card
Role familyAnti-Tank
FactionPACT
AccessCard price 25,000

How do you get Soviet Light Anti-Tank?

Match the button to the RPG-18 and the ammo crate, not to the duplicated title.

How do you use Soviet Light Anti-Tank?

You can resupply and still answer a vehicle. Do not fire the RPG-18 at infantry by default.

FAQ

Soviet Light Anti-Tank questions

Do NATO unlocks carry to PACT?

No. Public class guides say progress and purchases stay on the faction where you bought them. The Spetsgruppa A / PSSE-B pass is the documented exception that covers a kit on each side, and you still select the kit the menu enables.

Are the 1.0 card prices current?

Radioman at 30,000 and Crewman at 15,000 match the 26 September 2026 changelog. Other card prices were not restated there. The 2 October 2026 listing update did not print a new price list, so the spawn menu wins.

Is Medic an eighth role?

Current role lists name seven families. Version 1.0 cards file American Medic and Soviet Medic as specialized kits at 5,000, with a medic bag, and some directories still group them with Rifleman.

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