FS25 9K317M Buk-M3 V1.0

Technical Profile and Summary of the 9K317M Buk-M3
The 9K317M Buk-M3 is an advanced, highly mobile medium-to-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) system developed to replace earlier iterations of the Buk family, offering vastly superior multi-target engagement capabilities and digital fire control architectures.
Key Specifications
Missile Armament: Utilizes modern containerized surface-to-air missiles (such as the 9M317M series), which double the missile capacity per transporter erector launcher and radar (TELAR) vehicle compared to older legacy variants.
Range and Altitude: Capable of engaging aerodynamic targets at ranges of up to 70 kilometers and altitudes reaching up to 35 kilometers, while maintaining high single-shot hit probabilities against fast maneuvers.
Chassis and Mobility: Typically mounted on a high-mobility tracked chassis platform, providing excellent cross-country mobility to keep pace with armored and mechanized tank divisions in combat zones.
Radar and Guidance: Features an advanced active/semi-active radar guidance system alongside powerful phased-array target acquisition and fire control radars capable of tracking dozens of targets simultaneously in heavy electronic countermeasure (ECM) environments.
Summary and Military Utility
Medium-Range Air Defense Backbone: Serves as a critical tier in layered field air defense, bridging the gap between short-range point defense systems (like Tor or Tunguska) and long-range strategic networks (like the S-300/S-400).
High Target-Capacity Interception: Engineered specifically to counter saturation attacks by tactical aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, anti-radiation missiles, and precision-guided munitions under complex battlefield conditions.