Rename "Guided RPG" to ATGM

[JamesHunt]

Sounds better

[GodwinW]

I would have no idea what a ATGM is, while a Guided RPG is instantly clear to me.

[wodin]

With no air units then Air to ground missile makes no sense. Guided RPG is best.

[MatthewVilter]

ATGM is standard nomenclature for anti-tank guided missile. They can be carried by infantry weapon teams or mounted on vehicles. They are a 1950's technology that has been refined and used ever since.

Honestly the idea of deploying companies of infantry specially equipped with "RPGs" is goofy and just makes me think of Advance Wars. RPGs are standard issue for cold war and modern infantry so that they can threaten armor at approximately assault rifle range. ATGMs are specialty weapons that have the potential to engage armor at or beyond main battle tank cannon range. At this sort of post-apocalyptic-operational-level it makes much more sense to manage the strategic deployment of ATGMs than RPGs.

I think it would be fun if assault rifles, light machine guns, designated marksman rifles, RPGs, grenade launchers, etc. could all be developed and integrated into infantry models but it doesn't make sense to field a formation of "RPG infantry". On the other hand I do think it is fun to see heavier weapons like HMGs in OOBs which I think of as representing organic support. Maybe we could get ATGMs and mortars (and maybe some others idk) represented that same way?

[zgrssd]

ORIGINAL: wodin

With no air units then Air to ground missile makes no sense. Guided RPG is best.

Usually words like "to" or "of" are omited in English Abreviations.
What you wrote would be a AGM or ASM.

Wikipedia lists it as:
"anti-tank guided missile (ATGM), anti-tank missile, anti-tank guided weapon (ATGW) or anti-armor guided weapon"

It would not be the worst term. As it refers to anythng from a small, man portable launcher to the stuff you mount on aircraft or ground vehicles (IFV particulary).
But the renaming would require the scope to expand accordingly. So it is quite a bit more then just a renaming thing.