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1137:) In October 1999, it was reported to have the 405th Motor Rifle Regiment with 773 servicemen; 31 MBT; 70 AIFV/APC; 16 artillery systems; and one pontoon-bridging vehicle; the 566th communication battalion – 193 servicemen; 5 mobile radio stations P-145BM; and the 311th Separate Helicopter Squadron – 161 servicemen, 5 Mi-24 attack helicopters and 5 Mi-8MT transport helicopters. The 405th MRR had been absorbed from the
1116:, Georgia. Former 147th Motor Rifle Division. In October 1999, the base had: – personnel – 1,964 servicemen – equipment – 41 MBT, 114 AIFV/APC (BMP and BTR); 46 various military vehicles; 61 artillery systems; and 2 pontoon-bridging vehicles. The base includes the 409th and 412th motor-rifle regiments; the 817th artillery regiment; the 889th communication battalion; and the 65th artillery detachment.
918:' presence in the district consisted of the 34th Air Army. It was established in Tbilisi as the 11th Air Army in 1946, redesignated as the 34th Air Army in 1949, redesignated the Air Forces of the Transcaucasian Military District (VVS ZKVO) in 1980, and then given the name 34th Air Army again in 1988. It was made up of the
1802:"О ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИИ ПРЕЗИДЕНТУ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОДПИСАНИИ СОГЛАШЕНИЯ МЕЖДУ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИЕЙ И ГРУЗИЕЙ О СРОКАХ, ПОРЯДКЕ ВРЕМЕННОГО ФУНКЦИОНИРОВАНИЯ И ВЫВОДЕ РОССИЙСКИХ ВОЕННЫХ БАЗ И ДРУГИХ ВОЕННЫХ ОБЪЕКТОВ ГРУППЫ РОССИЙСКИХ ВОЙСК В. Постановление. Правительство РФ. 03.03.06 116"
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On 26 September 1992 the district was disbanded. Another, earlier report said on 1 January 1993, the
District became the Group of Russian Forces in the Transcaucasus (Russian Группа российских войск в Закавказье – ГРВЗ; GRVZ). After many of the divisions listed above had disbanded or become part of
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On 1 May 1955 Soviet forces opposite
Eastern Turkey included 13th Mountain Rifle Corps in Georgia (two mountain, one rifle divisions); 7th Guards Combined Arms Army in Armenia with 19th Mountain Rifle Corps (two mountain divisions) and 22nd Rifle Corps with 26th Mechanised Division and two rifle
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Anokhin V. A., Bykov M. Yu. All Stalin's fighter regiments. The first complete encyclopedia. — Popular science edition. - M. : Yauza-press, 2014. - 944 p. - 1500 copies. — ISBN 978-5-9955-0707-9; A.G. Lensky, M.M. Tsybin. Part I // Soviet Air
Defense Forces in the Last Years of the USSR.
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with the 13th and 14th Guards
Fighter Aviation Divisions; the 188th Bomber Aviation Division; and the 199th Assault Aviation Division, disbanded April 1946. In February 1949 the 7th Air Army was redesignated the 62nd Air Army. As of 2 January 1950 the 7th Air Army became part of the
1992:Захаров В. М. Часть II. «Военные организации постсоветских государств». Глава 3. «Раздел советских вооружённых сил» // «Военное строительство в государствах постсоветского пространства». — М.: Издательство РИСИ, 2011. — С. 42—63. — 380 с. — 300 экз. — ISBN 978-5-7893-0118-0.
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The
Russian presence at Vaziani was withdrawn in the late 1990s and an agreement over the withdrawal of the 12th and 62nd Bases by 2007–08 was made in 2005. The Akhalkalaki 62nd base was officially transferred on schedule to Georgia on 27 June 2007. The
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Sometime in the first half of 1946, a new air army, the 7th, was established in the Baku
Military District. The air army was given the designation 7th Air Army, taking up a previous designation of a formation which was becoming the 3rd Air Army of the
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On 9 July 1945, the
Tbilisi and Baku Military Districts were formed from the Transcaucasian Front. Tbilisi Military District Headquarters was in Tbilisi and was formed from the Transcaucasian Front headquarters. The district controlled forces in the
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598:
1183:, the Transcaucasus Group of Forces headquarters in Tbilisi was closed down ahead of schedule. Defence Minister Sergey Ivanov said that 387 servicemen and 484 civilians would leave early. Lenta.ru referred to
1174:
in Batumi was transferred earlier than scheduled; scheduled for
February 2008, it was transferred on 13 November 2007. The 'Zvezda' command post (probably the former District war headquarters) in the town of
902:, Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, to negotiate military issues with Azerbaijan. As a result, Azerbaijan received a helicopter squadron, the Baku Combined Arms Command School, and a large part of the
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In 1979 Scott and Scott reported the
District' headquarters address as Tbilisi-4, Ulitsa Dzneladze, Dom 46. The District became part of the Southern Direction, headquartered in
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and included the 45th and 46th Armies, as well as 4 rifle divisions and a rifle brigade. On 28 April 1942, the district became the second formation of the
Transcaucasian Front.
410:
became Tbilisi Military District commander in April 1946. In May 1946, both districts became part of the Transcaucasus Military District (ZakVO), commanded by Maslennikov.
887:
in January 1990. On September 23, 1991, on the basis of the directive of the General Staff of August 28, 1991 No. 314/3/042Sh, it was returned to the Ministry of Defence.
1695:Указ Президента РФ от 19.03.1992 № 260 «О переходе Закавказского военного округа и Каспийской флотилии Военно-морского флота временно под юрисдикцию Российской Федерации»
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was redesignated the Transcaucasian Military District. The Georgian, Armenian, and Azerbaijani national formations, plus units from the
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Khelvachauri-based (Adjaria) military depot. In October 1999, it had 56 servicemen. 29 AIFV – 5 BMP-1 and 24 BMP-2 – were stored there.
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In July 1936 the District's formations and units received designations according to the countrywide numbering scheme and became: the
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681:- disbanded June 1992. The equipment was partly handed over to Armenia - traditions, honors and awards were transferred to the
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A.G. Lenskii (А. Г. Ленский), Сухопутные силы РККА в предвоенные годы. Справочник. — Санкт-Петербург Б&К, 2000, p.151-2.
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military base is also now used by the peacekeeping forces, but no international monitoring has ever been allowed there.
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1838:'Zvezda was transferred to Georgia', Georgian MOD website, www.mod.gov.ge/?=E&id=10, accessed 29 October 2005.
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into the Soviet Union. It was disbanded by being redesignated as a Group of Forces in the early 1990s, after the
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211:'s Separate Caucasian Army, which became the Red Banner Caucasian Army in August 1923. On 17 May 1935, the
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Kochetov, Konstantin Alekseevich (July 1985 – May 1988), Colonel General, on 29 April 1988 – Army General;
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Even after the GRVZ was totally withdrawn, Russian troops continue to remain in peacekeeping roles in
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was transferred from the Tbilisi Military District to the Baku Military District. Lieutenant General
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340:. Both armies were deployed on the Iranian border. On 23 August, the military district became the
226:(formerly 1st Caucasus) Mountain Rifle Division, named for the Central Executive Committee of the
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1166:'s 20th Army, commanded the Group in 2004 with General (Major?) Andrei Popov as his deputy.
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and six independent aviation regiments, totaling twelve aviation regiments. The formation's
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was formed from the 23rd Rifle Corps. 45th and 46th Armies guarded the Turkish border. The
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William E Odom, The Collapse of the Soviet Military, Yale University Press, 1998, p.29
1999:
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the former republics' armed forces, in the mid 1990s the GRVZ's dispositions were:
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Other smaller formations and units, including an independent helicopter squadron
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Patrikeev Valery Anisimovich (August 1989 – 26 September 1992), Colonel General;
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Location of the Transcaucasian Military District (red) in the Soviet Union, 1991
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Directory". - St. Petersburg: INFO OL, 2013. - 164 p. (Organization of troops).
1914:Вооруженные силы СССР после Второй Мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской
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Su-17R (former 93rd Separate Observation and Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment)
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Administrative Order of Battle, Transcaucasus Military District, 22 June 1941
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headquarters and was located in Baku. The district controlled forces in the
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63rd (former 2nd) Georgian Mountain Rifle Division, named for Mikhail Frunze
175:. The military district formed as a basis of the modern day armed forces of
1977:
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1416:
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607:
Arkhipov, Vladimir Mikhailovich (August 1983 – July 1985), Colonel General;
236:
47th (former 1st) Georgian Mountain Rifle Division, named for Joseph Stalin
379:
commander. The headquarters of the Baku Military District was formed from
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77th Аzerbaijani Mountain Rifle Division, named for Grigoriy Ordzhonikidze
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976th Bomber Aviation Regiment Insterburg Orders of Suvorov and Kutuzov
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in Azerbaijan, with five more divisions, of which two were mechanised.
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Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013).
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of 19 March 1992 the Soviet Transcaucasian Military District and the
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General Major Aleksander Studenikin, former deputy commander of the
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176th Fighter Aviation Regiment 'Berlin Red Banner' Miha Tskhakaya (
898:, First Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Ground Forces, and Admiral
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The Transcaucasian Military District was originally formed from the
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Koulishev Oleg Fyodorovich (1978 – August 1983), Colonel General;
435:, and quickly thereafter became the 42nd Fighter Air Army of the
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On 28 January 1942, the military district was reformed when the
1920:]. Tomsk: Scientific and Technical Literature Publishing.
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1028:, Order of Suvorov' Meria (Makharadze) Su-17 (30 гв. иап 1945)
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Commanders of the Group of Russian Forces of the Transcaucasus
585:(1961–1968), Colonel General, on 13 April 1964 – Army General;
533:
Commanders of the Transcaucasian Military District (1946–1992)
467:
Commanders of the Transcaucasian Military District (1935–1941)
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was divided into the Transcaucasian Military District and the
567:(1954–1957), Colonel General on 8 August 1955 – Army General;
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took command. On 15 November 1945, control of forces in the
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In 1988, dispositions within the District were as follows:
1938:
The Soviet Army in the Years of the 'Cold War' (1945–1991)
159:, traces its history to May 1921 and the incorporation of
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The Russian Policy on Military Bases: Georgia and Moldova
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Schofield, The Russian Elite, Greenhill Books, 1993, 249.
297:, which included the 6th and 54th Tank Divisions and the
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1936:
Feskov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Golikov, V.I. (2004).
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313th Separate Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment Berlin
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Russia Transfers Akhalkalaki Military Base to Georgia.
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Scott and Scott, Russian Military Directory 2002, 181.
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168th Separate Guards Bomber Regiment – Shiraki Su-24M
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841st Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment 'Baranovichsk
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283rd Kamyshin Red Banner Fighter Aviation Division (
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Su-24, Su-17 (former 976th Fighter Aviation Regiment)
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325th Separate Helicopter Regiment – (Tsulukidze now
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1992
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34th Bomber Aviation Regiment 'Tashkent Red Banner,
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The 75th Motor Rifle Division was reassigned to the
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8th Fortified Area (Batumi (Erge), Adzharskaya ASSR)
232:
20th (formerly 3rd Caucasus) Mountain Rifle Division
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906:(combat service support) units of the Fourth Army.
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Zolotov, Nikolay (August 2000–), General Lieutenant
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945:"Frogfoot" - seized by Azeri troops in August 1992
426:; 236th and 259th Fighter Aviation Divisions; the
324:was formed from the 3rd Rifle Corps headquarters.
2031:Military units and formations established in 1935
1901:, Editura Cogito, Oradea,2001 320 p.; 21 cm
1365:"100th Guards Training Motorised Rifle Division"
756:1057th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment, Kirovabad
371:. The district was commanded by Colonel General
1875:"Russia pulls military out of Georgian capital"
1608:http://www.ww2.dk/new/air%20force/army/34va.htm
638:Andreyev, Vladimir (1997–2000), Colonel General
395:, former 69th Army commander. In October 1945,
219:, all joined the new district about this time.
2051:History of the Caucasus under the Soviet Union
1035:(Rustavi) MiG-23MLD (982 FAR 1945) (в/ч 40501)
837:6th Fortified Area (Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
253:On 22 June 1941 the District consisted of the
1181:espionage conflict between Russia and Georgia
332:was formed from the 40th Rifle Corps and the
8:
1850:"Российские войска досрочно покинут Тбилиси"
1073:were transferred to the jurisdiction of the
747:370th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment, Kirovabad
744:368th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment, Kirovabad
418:in the Far East. Initially it included the
937:80th Separate Assault Aviation Regiment –
830:152nd Motor Rifle Division (mobilisation)
616:(May 1988 – August 1989), Colonel General;
499:Komkor (Komandarm 2nd Rank February 1939,
246:, named after Comrade Voroshilov, and the
963:882nd Separate Reconnaissance Regiment –
683:5209th Weapons and Equipment Storage Base
635:Reut, Fyodor (1993–1997), Colonel General
1782:Army and Society in Georgia October 1999
597:(October 1971 – 1978), Colonel General (
301:, five unattached divisions – the 63rd,
2041:1935 establishments in the Soviet Union
1829:. 27 June 2007. Retrieved 29 June 2007.
1671:"36th Fighter-Bomber Aviation Division"
1534:"793rd Independent Helicopter Squadron"
1508:"325th Independent Helicopter Squadron"
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2006:Military districts of the Soviet Union
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1443:"23rd Guards Motorised Rifle Division"
1061:Russian troops leaving Georgia in 2007
391:. It was commanded by Colonel general
55:1935 – September 1992 or December 1992
31:
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1135:171st Guards District Training Centre
1053:Russian Transcaucasus Group of Forces
860:793rd Separate Helicopter Regiment –
750:131st Guards Tank Regiment, Kirovabad
655:171st Guards District Training Centre
458:, in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
454:and including the North Caucasus and
244:76th Armenian Mountain Rifle Division
18:Russian Transcaucasus Group of Forces
7:
2016:Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic
890:In February 1992, Russian President
753:1071st Artillery Regiment, Kirovabad
573:(1957), Marshal of the Soviet Union;
420:8th Guards Fighter Aviation Division
187:as well as unrecognized polities of
1067:President of the Russian Federation
2021:Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
2011:Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
1031:982nd Fighter Aviation Regiment –
25:
1970:"Transcaucasus Military District"
1957:"The Emerging Army in Azerbaijan"
1940:. Tomsk: Tomsk University Press.
987:143rd Bomber Aviation Regiment –
736:366th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment
589:Kurkotkin, Semyon Konstantinovich
428:3rd Guards Fighter Aviation Corps
2046:1992 disestablishments in Russia
1560:"104th Guards Airborne Division"
1139:10th Guards Motor Rifle Division
798:10th Guards Motor Rifle Division
727:23rd Guards Motor Rifle Division
706:, Yerevan - disbanded June 1992.
355:. The district was commanded by
149:Transcaucasian Military District
40:
35:Transcaucasian Military District
1469:"75th Motorised Rifle Division"
1417:"91st Motorised Rifle Division"
1391:"7th Guards Combined Arms Army"
1047:19th Army of Air Defence Forces
924:283rd Fighter Aviation Division
424:309th Fighter Aviation Division
317:, and three fortified regions.
1216:ru:Раздел Вооружённых сил СССР
870:104th Guards Airborne Division
712:9th Fortified Area, Echmiadzin
599:ru:Мельников, Павел Васильевич
311:17th Mountain Cavalry Division
1:
971:36th Bomber Aviation Division
920:36th Bomber Aviation Division
709:7th Fortified Area, Leninakan
687:Transbaikal Military District
591:(1968–1971), Colonel General;
583:Stuchenko, Andrei Trofimovich
559:Antonov, Alexei Innokentevich
507:(February 1938 – August 1940)
1848:Lenta.ru (10 October 2006).
692:127th Motor Rifle Division,
514:(August 1940 – January 1941)
456:Turkestan Military Districts
443:divisions. Further away was
1284:"Tbilisi Military District"
1148:142nd Tank Repair Factory,
761:60th Motor Rifle Division,
698:Russian 102nd Military Base
671:- disbanded 14 August 1992
595:Melnikov, Pavel Vasilyevich
553:Marshal of the Soviet Union
549:Tolbukhin, Fyodor Ivanovich
491:Marshal of the Soviet Union
487:(June 1937 – February 1938)
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1141:formerly headquartered in
939:Sitalchay Military Airbase
821:147th Motor Rifle Division
808:145th Motor Rifle Division
777:295th Motor Rifle Division
704:164th Motor Rifle Division
579:(1958–1961), Army General;
561:(1950–1954), Army General;
1049:located in the District.
1043:Soviet Air Defence Forces
768:75th Motor Rifle Division
675:15th Motor Rifle Division
625:(September–December 1992)
39:
2026:History of Transcaucasia
1955:Gorman, Patrick (1993).
1258:"Baku Military District"
1164:Moscow Military District
848:, Kutaisi, Georgian SSR
846:21st Air Assault Brigade
646:Forces in the late 1980s
299:236th Motorised Division
213:Red Banner Caucasus Army
1968:Holm, Michael (2016a).
1820:6 February 2012 at the
1065:By Ukaz No. 260 of the
984:Su-24 (Russian: 34 бап)
950:Order of the Red Banner
571:Rokossowski, Konstantin
528:(August–September 1941)
433:Baku Air Defence Region
1243:Orbat.com/Niehorster,
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874:Soviet Airborne Forces
783:- disbanded June 1992.
478:(May 1935 – June 1937)
445:4th Combined Arms Army
173:Soviet Union collapsed
129:Konstantin Rokossovsky
1700:31 March 2012 at the
1131:Vaziani Military Base
1129:137th Military Base,
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661:- disbanded June 1992
521:(January–August 1941)
338:27th Mechanized Corps
320:On 1 August 1941 the
315:24th Cavalry Division
295:28th Mechanised Corps
279:138th Rifle Divisions
1961:Central Asia Monitor
1715:, pp. 527, 529.
1108:62nd Military Base,
1021:) MiG-29 (в/ч 42080)
1012:Military Unit Number
928:Military Unit Number
267:47th Rifle Divisions
217:11th Soviet Red Army
27:Soviet military area
1120:102nd Military Base
973:– Bolshoye Shiraki
524:Lieutenant General
517:Lieutenant General
510:Lieutenant General
476:Mikhail Lewandowski
416:Long Range Aviation
342:Transcaucasus Front
291:31st Rifle Division
193:Republic of Artsakh
157:Soviet Armed Forces
84:Soviet Armed Forces
1881:. 26 December 2006
1771:Feskov et al. 2013
1713:Feskov et al. 2013
1333:Feskov et al. 2013
1172:12th Military Base
1133:, Georgia (former
1114:Samtskhe-Javakheti
1092:12th Military Base
1075:Russian Federation
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999:Kyurdamir Air Base
933:Army composition:
900:Vladimir Chernavin
577:Galitski, Kuzma N.
473:Komandarm 2nd rank
437:Air Defence Forces
393:Vladimir Kolpakchi
1897:Mihai Gribincea,
1492:Holm/Feskov 2015,
967:Su-24МR, MiG-25RB
916:Soviet Air Forces
885:KGB Border Guards
876:was stationed at
868:In addition, the
565:Fedyuninsky, Ivan
539:Maslennikov, Ivan
494:Alexander Yegorov
485:Nikolay Kuibyshev
373:Sergei Trofimenko
153:military district
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