Buk Missile System - Structure

Structure

Composition
Complex
9K37
"Buk"
9K37-1
"Buk-1"
9K37M1
"Buk-M1"
9K37M1-2
"Buk-M1-2"
9K317E
"Buk-M2E"
Command Post 9S470 N/A 9S470M1 9S470M1-2 9S510
Surveillance Radar
(SURN, SOTs or TAR)
9S18 Kupol 1S91M3 9S18M1 Kupol-M1 9S18М1-1 9S112,
9S36
TELAR 9А310,
9А38
9A38 9A310M1 9A310M1-2 9A317
TEL 9А39 2P25M3 9A39M1 9A39M1,
9A39M1-2
9A316


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