Talk:Bumerang-BM

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Name of the combat module

The system is not called 'Bumerang-BM' and may be an error as the Bumerang BTR was one of the first vehicles seen with the system. I don't know where the "DUBM-30 Epoch" comes from either.

The Janes citation (on wayback machine at least) is blatantly incorrect and is just guess work.

As far as I can tell, its called: TKB-973 “Epoch” 32B01 ТКБ-973 “Эпоха” 32Б01

I think TKB is the factory designation while 32B01 is the adopted designation but I am not sure. Jake Volvo (talk) 20:25, 19 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]