موسوعة القوات الجويه الروسيه

القوات الجوية الروسية
Военно-воздушные cилы России
شعار القوات الجوية الروسيةتاريخ الإنشاء12 أغسطس1912.الدولةروسيا
الاتحاد السوفيتي
الإمبراطورية الروسيةفرعمن القوات المسلحة الروسية.الدورتدمير الوحدات المعادية، الاستطلاع والدفاع عن الوحدات العسكرية والمنشآت الرئيسية.الحجم2800 طائرة. 184,600 موظف.
الذكرى السنوية12 أغسطسالإشتباكاتالحرب العالمية الأولى. الحرب العالمية الثانية. الحرب الباردة.
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القوات الجوية الروسية (بالروسية: Военно-воздушные cилы России) هي سلاح الجو في القوات المسلحة للفيدرالية الروسية. حاليا تعد القوات الجوية الروسية الثانية على مستوى العالم من حيث عدد الطائرات والأفراد العاملين بعد القوات الجوية الأمريكية. قائد القوات الجوية الروسية الحالي هو ألكسندر زيلين.







عقب تفكك الاتحاد السوفيتي إلى 15 جمهورية مستقلة في ديسمبر1991، تقسمت القوات الجوية السوفيتية بين هذه الدول الخمسة عشر. تسلم قيادة القوات الجوية الروسية المنشأة حديثا الجنرال "بيتر دينيكين" في 24 أغسطس1991. أخذت روسيا غالبية الطائرات الحديثة و65% من الأفراد العاملين في القوات الجوية السوفييتية السابق. كم ضمت إليها أيضا مراكز القيادة الرئيسية والطيران بعيد المدى والنقل العسكري مع القليل من التغييرات الفعلية عدا تغيير الأسماء. لكن بقيت العديد من الوحدات والطائرات والأفراد العاملين في سلاح الجو السوفييتي في الجمهوريات الجديدة وشكلوا نواة أسلحة جو هذه البلدان. بعض الطائرات كالتوبوليف 160 أعيدت من أوكرانياوروسيا البيضاء إلى روسيا، وأيضا كتيبة طيران بعيد المدى أعيدت من كازاخستان.
في التسعينات من القرن العشرين، تركت الأزمة المالية في القوات المسلحة الروسية أثرها على القوات الجوية أيضا. ترك بعض الطيارين والأفراد العاملين الأخرين بدون مرتبات لفترة تصل لعدة شهور.[1] مما حدا بأربعة طيارين ميج 31 متمركزين في المطارات الروسية في الشرق الأقصى بالإضراب عن الطعام سنة 1996 احتجاجا على عدم تلقيهم مرتباتهم لعدة شهور ولم تحل المشكلة إلا بتوجيه بعض الأموال التي كانت مخصصة لأغراض أخرى لهم و إعطائهم مرتباتهم.[2] ونتيجة لتخفيض الأموال المخصصة بدأت البنية التحتية للقوات الجوية تتأثر، وبحلول عام 1998 أصبح 40% من المطارات العسكرية الروسية في حاجة إلى إصلاح. بعد تولي فلاديمير بوتين الرئاسة في روسيا، تحسن الوضع كثيرا وتم زيادة المخصصات الممنوحة للقوات الجوية والقوات المسلحة بشكل عام بشكل كثير.
اشتركت القوات الجوية الروسية في حرب الشيشان الأولى (1994-1996) وحرب الشيشان الثانية (1999-2002). شكلت هذين الحربين صعوبة كبيرة للقوات الجوية بسبب طبيعة الأرض وعدم وجود أهداف محددة وثابتة بالإضافة إلى تسلح المقاتلين الشيشان بصواريخ "ستينجر" و"ستريللا" المضادة للطائرات.
ظلت قوات الدفاع الجوي السوفيتية فرعا مستقلا من القوات المسلحة حتى بعد انهيار الاتحاد السوفيتي وتم ضمها أخيرا للقوات الجوية عام 1998. أصدر قرار ضم القوتين معا الرئيس الروسي السابق بوريس يلتسين في 16 يوليو1997. في عام 1998 تم حل أكثر من 580 وحدة وإعادة تنظيم 134 آخرين وتغيير قيادة 600 وحدة.[3] أثرت هذه التغييرات على 90% من الطائرات، 98% من المروحيات، 93% من قواعد الدفاع الجوي، 100% من الصواريخ المضادة للطائرات و60% من ذخائر وأسلحة الطائرات. تم تغيير أماكن أكثر من 600,000 طن من الأعتدة العسكرية المختلفة وتغيير مطارات 3500 طائرة. نقلت طائرات لنقل العسكري 40,000 أسرة إلى أماكن سكن جديدة نتيجة لهذه التغييرات الضخمة.
تم تخفيض عدد الأفراد العاملين في القوات الجوية إلى 185,000 من أصل أكثر من 318,000. تم إلغاء أكثر من 123,500 منصب بما فيهم 1000 كولونيل. استقال 3000 فرد من القوات الجوية بما فيهم 46 كولونيل.
في 29 ديسمبر 1998 تولى الجنرال "أنتولي كورنوكوف" وهو ضابط سابق بقوات الدفاع الجوي، تولي رئاسة القوة الجديدة. وقد أبلغ وزير الدفاع الروسي وقتئذ أن المهمة قد أنجزت. قام الجنرال "كورنوكوف" بوضع مقر قيادة القوات الجديدة إلى "زاريا" بالقرب من بالاشيكا والتي تبعد تقريبا 20 كيلومترا من وسط موسكو وكانت سابقا مركز قوات الدفاع الجوي السوفيتية.
خلف الجنرال "فلاديمير ميخاليوف" الجنرال "كورنوكوف" في قيادة القوات الجوية في عام 2002. في ديسمبر2003، تم نقل الوحدات التابعة للجيش الروسي إلى القوات الجوية. حدث هذا بعد إسقاط مروحية روسية من نوع ميل-29 في الشيشان في 19 أغسطس2002 والذي أدى إلى مقتل 119 شخصا.
كانت وظيفة الفرع الجوي للجيش البري الروسي هي الدعم المباشر للقوات البرية، والقيام بطلعات استطلاعية ونقل القوات جوا، والمشاركة في القتال أحيانا بالإضافة للحرب الإليكترونية. تم ضم الفرع الجوي للجيش الروسي للقوات الجوية الروسية بعد الحادثة المشار إليها في الشيشان

يتبع

الوحدات والقواعد الجويه


8th Air Division for Special Purposes (Chkalovskiy Chkalovsky Airport?)
929th State Flight Test Centre (Akhtubinsk)
4th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Lipetsk Air Base
344th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Torzhok(ground forces helicopters)
696th Research and Instruction Helicopter Regiment (Torzhok)(Ka-50, Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26, has used Mi-28)
92nd Research and Instruction Helicopter Squadron (Sokol-Vladimir) (Mi-8, Mi-24)
2881st Reserve Helicopter Base - Mi-24 - Totskoye (air base)
924th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Yegoryevsk (UAVs)
Russian State Scientific-Research Institute Centre for Cosmonaut Training - Zvezdnyi Goronok
2457th Air Base of Long Range Radiolocation Detection Aircraft - A-50s - Ivanovo Severny
1st Fighter-Bomber Aviation Regiment - Su-24 - Lebyazhye
764th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-31, MiG-25PU - Bolshoye Savino Airport (Sokol)
5th Independent Long Range Reconnaissance Aviation Detachment - Voronezh (CFE, INF verification)
185th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Astrakhan
118th Independent Helicopter Regiment - Dmitriyevka [Чебеньки], Orenburg Oblast.
4020th Base for Reserve Aircraft, Lipetsk
4215th Base for Reserve Aircraft, Dmitriyevka
Training Units
Krasnodar Military Aviation Institute (L-39Cs)
Syzran Military Aviation Institute (Mi-2, Mi-8, Mi-24)
783rd Training Centre (Armavir) (MiG-29, L-39C)
786th Training Centre (Borisoglebsk)
Special Purpose Command, HQ Moscow, Moscow Military District
16th Air Army - Kubinka
105th Composite Aviation Division, Voronezh
455th Bomber Aviation Regiment - operating Sukhoi Su-24, based at Chertovitskoye Airport, Voronezh
899th Shturmovik (Assault) Aviation Regiment Su-25, based at Buturlinovka.
14th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-29 - Kursk
28th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-29 - Andreapol (air base)
47th Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - MiG-25 and Su-24 in service - HQs at Shatalovo
237th Air Technology Demonstration Centre of Guards - Kubinka - MiG-29, Su-27, Su-27M, L-39C;
226th Independent Composite Air Regiment (Mi-8, Mi-9, An-12, An-24, An-26, An-30) (Kubinka (air base));
1st Corps of PVO (surface to air missiles only);
32nd Corps of PVO (Rzhev)
611th Fighter Aviation Regiment Su-27 Dorokhovo
790th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - MiG-31, MiG-25U - Khotilovo
Army Aviation components
45th Independent Helicopter Regiment (Oreshkovo (Vorotinsk) near Kaluga) Mi-24
440th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control- Vyazma - Mi-24, Mi-8
490th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control - Klokovo (4 km north of Tula) - Mi-24, Mi-8;
865th Reserve Helicopter Base (Protasovo/Aleksandrovo (air base), near Ryazan);
6th Army of VVS and PVO, Leningrad Military District
21st Air Defence Corps - Severomorsk
9th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ atKilp-Yavr (Poliarnyi) - Su-27;
458th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - HQ at Savatiya (Kotlas) - MiG-25U, MiG-31;
54th Air Defence Corps - HQ at Taytsy
177th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Lodeynoye Pole (air base) - Su-27;
159th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Besovets Airport - Su-27;
149th Composite Aviation Division
67th Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Siverskiy-2 - Su-24;
722nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Smuravyevo (Gdov) - Su-24;
98th Guards Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - HQ at Monchegorsk (air base) - MiG-25RB/U, Su-24MR;
138th Independent Composite Air Regiment - HQ at Levashevo - An-12, An-26, Mi-8, Tu-134;
147th Independent Helicopter Squadron of Electronic Warfare - HQ at Pushkin - Mi-8PPA;
332nd Independent Helicopter Regiment for Battle Control - HQ at Pribylovo - Mi-8, Mi-24;
85th Independent Helicopter Squadron - HQ at Alakurtti - Mi-8, Mi-24.
4th Army of VVS and PVO, North Caucasus Military District
1st Composite Air Division - Krasnodar
559th Bomber Aviation Regiment - Morozovsk - Su-24 in service;
959th Bomber Aviation Regiment - Yeysk - operates the Su-24 and L-39C;
368th Assault Aviation Regiment - Budyonnovsk - Su-25;
461st Assault Aviation Regiment - Krasnodar - Su-25;
960th Assault Aviation Regiment - Primorsko-Akhtarsk - Su-25;
51st Air Defence Corps - Rostov on Don
3rd Fighter Aviation Regiment - Krymskaya, (ex 562nd) - Su-27;
19th Fighter Aviation Regiment - Millerovo - MiG-29;
31st Fighter Aviation Regiment - Zernograd - MiG-29;
SAM Regiments
11th Independent Reconnaissance Air Regiment - Marinovka - operates the Su-24MR;
535th Independent Composite Air Regiment - Rostov on Don - Mi-8, An-12 and An-26 in service;
ex Army Aviation component
55th Independent Helicopter Regiment - Korenovsk - Mi-24, Mi-8, reported to be in line for Mi-28[6]
325th Independent Transport-Combat Helicopter Regiment - Yegorlyskaya - Mi-26, Mi-8;
487th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control- Budyonnovsk - Mi-8, Mi-24;
5th Army of VVS and PVO, HQ Yekaterinburg, Volga-Ural Military District General Lieutenant Mikhail Kucheryavy[7]
128th Independent Composite Air Squadron - HQ at Koltsovo near Yekaterinburg - An-26;
320th Independent Transport Squadron of Search & Rescue Service - HQ at Uprun (Troitsk), near Chelyabinsk - Mi-8;
999th Air Base - Kant, Kyrgyzstan - L-39, Mi-8, Su-25;
Army Aviation component;
793rd Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Kinel'-Cherkasy - Mi-8, Mi-26;
237th Independent Helicopter Squadron - HQ at Bobrovka - Mi-8, Mi-24;
14th Army of VVS and PVO, HQ Novosibirsk, Siberian Military District
21st Composite Air Division - HQ at Dzhida;
2nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Dzhida - Su-24M;
266th Shturmovik Air Regiment - HQ at Step',Oloviannaya - Su-25;
313th Reconnaissance Air Regiment - HQ at Bada - Su-24MR;
120th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ atDomna, 27 km southwest of Chita - MiG-29;
712th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - HQ at Kansk (air base) - MiG-25PU, MiG-31;
137th Independent Composite Aviation Squadron - HQ at Novosibirsk Tolmachevo Airport - An-26;
Army Aviation component
337th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Berdsk - Mi-8, Mi-24;
112th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Chita - Mi-8, Mi-24;
Two SAM regiments and four radar units
11th Army of VVS and PVO, Far East Military District - HQ at Khabarovsk
23rd PVO Corps - HQ at Vladivostok;
22nd Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Centralnaya Uglovaya (Artem) - Su-27;
530th Intercepto Aviation Regiment - HQ at Sokolovka - MiG-25PU, MiG-31;
25th PVO Division - HQ at Komsomolsk na Amure
23rd Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Dzemgi - Su-27;
303rd Composite Aviation Division - HQ at Ussuriysk
277th Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Khurba - Su-24;
302nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Verino - Su-24;
18th Shturmovik (Assault) Air Regiment - HQ at Galenki - Su-25;
187th Shturmovik Air Regiment - HQ at Chernigovka - Su-25;
799th Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - HQ at Varfolomeyevka - Su-24MR, MiG-25RB(?);
257th Independent Composite Air Regiment - HQ at Khabarovsk-Bolshoy - An-12, An-26, Mi-8;
Army Aviation component;
Unknown Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Sokol (Dolinsk) - Mi-8;
319th Independent Helicopter Regiment for Battle Control - HQ at Chernigovka - Mi-24;
364th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Srednebelaya - Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26;
825th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Garovka-2 - Mi-6, Mi-8, Mi-26;
Air Armies of the Supreme High Command
:Air Forces of Russia and the Soviet Union
37th Air Army (strategic bombers) - HQs at Moscow
43rd Centre for Combat and Flight Personnel Training - Ryazan - operates the Tu-22M3, Tu-95MS, Tu-134UBL and An-26;
22nd Heavy Bomber Air Division "Donbass" - HQs at Engels-2;
121st Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Engels - Tu-160 in service;
184th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Engels - Tu-95MS;
52nd Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Shaykovka - Tu-22M3;
840th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Soltsy - Tu-22M3;
326th Heavy Bomber Air Division - HQs at Ukrainka;
182nd Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Ukrainka - Tu-95MS;
79th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Ukrainka - Tu-95MS;
200th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Belaya (air base) (near Irkutsk) - Tu-22M3, Tu-22MR;
444th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Vozdvizshenka (Ussuriysk) - Tu-22M3;
203rd Independent Air Regiment of Tanker Aircraft - HQs at Ryazan - Il-78 and Il-78M in service;
181st Independent Air Squadron - Irkutsk - An-12 and An-30;
199th Air Base - Ulan-Ude;
3119th Air Base - Tambov;
Unknown Air Base - Tiksi;
61st Air Army (former Military Transport Aviation) - Moscow
610th Centre for Combat and Flight Personnel Training - HQs at Ivanovo Severny;
Unknown Instructor Military Transport Air Squadron - Ivanovo - operates the Il-76;
12th Military Transport Air Division - Tver (Migalovo);
196th Military Transport Air Regiment - Tver - Il-76 in service;
566th Military Transport Air Regiment - Seshcha - Il-76, An-124;
76th Independent Military Transport Air Squadron - Tver - An-22;
103rd Military Transport Air Regiment - Smolensk - Il-76;
110th Military Transport Air Regiment - Krechevitsy - Il-76;
117th Military Transport Air Regiment - Orenburg - Il-76, An-12;
334th Military Transport Air Regiment - Pskov - Il-76;
708th Military Transport Air Regiment - Taganrog - Il-76;
78th Independent Military Transport Air Squadron - Klin-5 - operates An-26, An-12 and Tu-134;
224th Air Detachment of Military Transport Aviation - Tver - An-124, Il-76MD;
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الوحدات والقواعد الجويه


8th Air Division for Special Purposes (Chkalovskiy Chkalovsky Airport?)
929th State Flight Test Centre (Akhtubinsk)
4th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Lipetsk Air Base
344th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Torzhok(ground forces helicopters)
696th Research and Instruction Helicopter Regiment (Torzhok)(Ka-50, Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26, has used Mi-28)
92nd Research and Instruction Helicopter Squadron (Sokol-Vladimir) (Mi-8, Mi-24)
2881st Reserve Helicopter Base - Mi-24 - Totskoye (air base)
924th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Yegoryevsk (UAVs)
Russian State Scientific-Research Institute Centre for Cosmonaut Training - Zvezdnyi Goronok
2457th Air Base of Long Range Radiolocation Detection Aircraft - A-50s - Ivanovo Severny
1st Fighter-Bomber Aviation Regiment - Su-24 - Lebyazhye
764th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-31, MiG-25PU - Bolshoye Savino Airport (Sokol)
5th Independent Long Range Reconnaissance Aviation Detachment - Voronezh (CFE, INF verification)
185th Centre for Combat Training and Flight Personnel Training - Astrakhan
118th Independent Helicopter Regiment - Dmitriyevka [Чебеньки], Orenburg Oblast.
4020th Base for Reserve Aircraft, Lipetsk
4215th Base for Reserve Aircraft, Dmitriyevka
Training Units
Krasnodar Military Aviation Institute (L-39Cs)
Syzran Military Aviation Institute (Mi-2, Mi-8, Mi-24)
783rd Training Centre (Armavir) (MiG-29, L-39C)
786th Training Centre (Borisoglebsk)
Special Purpose Command, HQ Moscow, Moscow Military District
16th Air Army - Kubinka
105th Composite Aviation Division, Voronezh
455th Bomber Aviation Regiment - operating Sukhoi Su-24, based at Chertovitskoye Airport, Voronezh
899th Shturmovik (Assault) Aviation Regiment Su-25, based at Buturlinovka.
14th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-29 - Kursk
28th Fighter Aviation Regiment - MiG-29 - Andreapol (air base)
47th Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - MiG-25 and Su-24 in service - HQs at Shatalovo
237th Air Technology Demonstration Centre of Guards - Kubinka - MiG-29, Su-27, Su-27M, L-39C;
226th Independent Composite Air Regiment (Mi-8, Mi-9, An-12, An-24, An-26, An-30) (Kubinka (air base));
1st Corps of PVO (surface to air missiles only);
32nd Corps of PVO (Rzhev)
611th Fighter Aviation Regiment Su-27 Dorokhovo
790th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - MiG-31, MiG-25U - Khotilovo
Army Aviation components
45th Independent Helicopter Regiment (Oreshkovo (Vorotinsk) near Kaluga) Mi-24
440th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control- Vyazma - Mi-24, Mi-8
490th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control - Klokovo (4 km north of Tula) - Mi-24, Mi-8;
865th Reserve Helicopter Base (Protasovo/Aleksandrovo (air base), near Ryazan);
6th Army of VVS and PVO, Leningrad Military District
21st Air Defence Corps - Severomorsk
9th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ atKilp-Yavr (Poliarnyi) - Su-27;
458th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - HQ at Savatiya (Kotlas) - MiG-25U, MiG-31;
54th Air Defence Corps - HQ at Taytsy
177th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Lodeynoye Pole (air base) - Su-27;
159th Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Besovets Airport - Su-27;
149th Composite Aviation Division
67th Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Siverskiy-2 - Su-24;
722nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Smuravyevo (Gdov) - Su-24;
98th Guards Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - HQ at Monchegorsk (air base) - MiG-25RB/U, Su-24MR;
138th Independent Composite Air Regiment - HQ at Levashevo - An-12, An-26, Mi-8, Tu-134;
147th Independent Helicopter Squadron of Electronic Warfare - HQ at Pushkin - Mi-8PPA;
332nd Independent Helicopter Regiment for Battle Control - HQ at Pribylovo - Mi-8, Mi-24;
85th Independent Helicopter Squadron - HQ at Alakurtti - Mi-8, Mi-24.
4th Army of VVS and PVO, North Caucasus Military District
1st Composite Air Division - Krasnodar
559th Bomber Aviation Regiment - Morozovsk - Su-24 in service;
959th Bomber Aviation Regiment - Yeysk - operates the Su-24 and L-39C;
368th Assault Aviation Regiment - Budyonnovsk - Su-25;
461st Assault Aviation Regiment - Krasnodar - Su-25;
960th Assault Aviation Regiment - Primorsko-Akhtarsk - Su-25;
51st Air Defence Corps - Rostov on Don
3rd Fighter Aviation Regiment - Krymskaya, (ex 562nd) - Su-27;
19th Fighter Aviation Regiment - Millerovo - MiG-29;
31st Fighter Aviation Regiment - Zernograd - MiG-29;
SAM Regiments
11th Independent Reconnaissance Air Regiment - Marinovka - operates the Su-24MR;
535th Independent Composite Air Regiment - Rostov on Don - Mi-8, An-12 and An-26 in service;
ex Army Aviation component
55th Independent Helicopter Regiment - Korenovsk - Mi-24, Mi-8, reported to be in line for Mi-28[6]
325th Independent Transport-Combat Helicopter Regiment - Yegorlyskaya - Mi-26, Mi-8;
487th Independent Helicopter Regiment for battle control- Budyonnovsk - Mi-8, Mi-24;
5th Army of VVS and PVO, HQ Yekaterinburg, Volga-Ural Military District General Lieutenant Mikhail Kucheryavy[7]
128th Independent Composite Air Squadron - HQ at Koltsovo near Yekaterinburg - An-26;
320th Independent Transport Squadron of Search & Rescue Service - HQ at Uprun (Troitsk), near Chelyabinsk - Mi-8;
999th Air Base - Kant, Kyrgyzstan - L-39, Mi-8, Su-25;
Army Aviation component;
793rd Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Kinel'-Cherkasy - Mi-8, Mi-26;
237th Independent Helicopter Squadron - HQ at Bobrovka - Mi-8, Mi-24;
14th Army of VVS and PVO, HQ Novosibirsk, Siberian Military District
21st Composite Air Division - HQ at Dzhida;
2nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Dzhida - Su-24M;
266th Shturmovik Air Regiment - HQ at Step',Oloviannaya - Su-25;
313th Reconnaissance Air Regiment - HQ at Bada - Su-24MR;
120th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ atDomna, 27 km southwest of Chita - MiG-29;
712th Interceptor Aviation Regiment - HQ at Kansk (air base) - MiG-25PU, MiG-31;
137th Independent Composite Aviation Squadron - HQ at Novosibirsk Tolmachevo Airport - An-26;
Army Aviation component
337th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Berdsk - Mi-8, Mi-24;
112th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Chita - Mi-8, Mi-24;
Two SAM regiments and four radar units
11th Army of VVS and PVO, Far East Military District - HQ at Khabarovsk
23rd PVO Corps - HQ at Vladivostok;
22nd Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Centralnaya Uglovaya (Artem) - Su-27;
530th Intercepto Aviation Regiment - HQ at Sokolovka - MiG-25PU, MiG-31;
25th PVO Division - HQ at Komsomolsk na Amure
23rd Fighter Aviation Regiment - HQ at Dzemgi - Su-27;
303rd Composite Aviation Division - HQ at Ussuriysk
277th Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Khurba - Su-24;
302nd Bomber Aviation Regiment - HQ at Verino - Su-24;
18th Shturmovik (Assault) Air Regiment - HQ at Galenki - Su-25;
187th Shturmovik Air Regiment - HQ at Chernigovka - Su-25;
799th Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment - HQ at Varfolomeyevka - Su-24MR, MiG-25RB(?);
257th Independent Composite Air Regiment - HQ at Khabarovsk-Bolshoy - An-12, An-26, Mi-8;
Army Aviation component;
Unknown Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Sokol (Dolinsk) - Mi-8;
319th Independent Helicopter Regiment for Battle Control - HQ at Chernigovka - Mi-24;
364th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Srednebelaya - Mi-8, Mi-24, Mi-26;
825th Independent Helicopter Regiment - HQ at Garovka-2 - Mi-6, Mi-8, Mi-26;
Air Armies of the Supreme High Command
:Air Forces of Russia and the Soviet Union
37th Air Army (strategic bombers) - HQs at Moscow
43rd Centre for Combat and Flight Personnel Training - Ryazan - operates the Tu-22M3, Tu-95MS, Tu-134UBL and An-26;
22nd Heavy Bomber Air Division "Donbass" - HQs at Engels-2;
121st Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Engels - Tu-160 in service;
184th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Engels - Tu-95MS;
52nd Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Shaykovka - Tu-22M3;
840th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Soltsy - Tu-22M3;
326th Heavy Bomber Air Division - HQs at Ukrainka;
182nd Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Ukrainka - Tu-95MS;
79th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Ukrainka - Tu-95MS;
200th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Belaya (air base) (near Irkutsk) - Tu-22M3, Tu-22MR;
444th Heavy Bomber Air Regiment - Vozdvizshenka (Ussuriysk) - Tu-22M3;
203rd Independent Air Regiment of Tanker Aircraft - HQs at Ryazan - Il-78 and Il-78M in service;
181st Independent Air Squadron - Irkutsk - An-12 and An-30;
199th Air Base - Ulan-Ude;
3119th Air Base - Tambov;
Unknown Air Base - Tiksi;
61st Air Army (former Military Transport Aviation) - Moscow
610th Centre for Combat and Flight Personnel Training - HQs at Ivanovo Severny;
Unknown Instructor Military Transport Air Squadron - Ivanovo - operates the Il-76;
12th Military Transport Air Division - Tver (Migalovo);
196th Military Transport Air Regiment - Tver - Il-76 in service;
566th Military Transport Air Regiment - Seshcha - Il-76, An-124;
76th Independent Military Transport Air Squadron - Tver - An-22;
103rd Military Transport Air Regiment - Smolensk - Il-76;
110th Military Transport Air Regiment - Krechevitsy - Il-76;
117th Military Transport Air Regiment - Orenburg - Il-76, An-12;
334th Military Transport Air Regiment - Pskov - Il-76;
708th Military Transport Air Regiment - Taganrog - Il-76;
78th Independent Military Transport Air Squadron - Klin-5 - operates An-26, An-12 and Tu-134;
224th Air Detachment of Military Transport Aviation - Tver - An-124, Il-76MD;
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