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1S91 Kvadrat (ASCC/NATO-codename ‘Straight Flush’)
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1S91 Kvadrat (ASCC/NATO-codename "Straight Flush")
Kub (GRAU-kód: 2K12, NATO-kód: SA-6 Gainful, exportverzió: Kvadrát) - Куб (2К12)
A második világháború utáni szovjet, orosz és ukrán harcjárművek - Soviet and Russian armoured fighting vehicles after World War II, NATO designation for Russian and former Soviet Union missiles, Russian and former Soviet military designation sequences for radar, missile and rocket systems, légvédelmi rakéták
Kub (GRAU-kód: 2K12, NATO-kód: SA-6 Gainful, exportverzió: Kvadrát) - Куб (2К12)
A második világháború utáni szovjet, orosz és ukrán harcjárművek - Soviet and Russian armoured fighting vehicles after World War II, NATO designation for Russian and former Soviet Union missiles, Russian and former Soviet military designation sequences for radar, missile and rocket systems, légvédelmi rakéták
Kub (GRAU-kód: 2K12, NATO-kód: SA-6 Gainful, exportverzió: Kvadrát) - Куб (2К12)
A második világháború utáni szovjet, orosz és ukrán harcjárművek - Soviet and Russian armoured fighting vehicles after World War II, NATO designation for Russian and former Soviet Union missiles, Russian and former Soviet military designation sequences for radar, missile and rocket systems, légvédelmi rakéták
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The heart of each Kub battery was the KAKAV radar system, officially designated the 1S91 Kvadrat (ASCC/NATO-codename ‘Straight Flush’) – and known as ‘R-SION’ in Yugoslav and then Serbian service (standing for Radar Station for Surveillance and Guidance). Each SA-6 SAM battery was equipped with one Straight Flush and four TELs. (Artwork by David Bocquelet)

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