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deployment, sortied to intercept it. After running out of fuel, Troyanov ejected from his aircraft before it crashed; the F-4s did not intercept the aircraft until it had already nosedived. Troyanov was questioned by
Lithuanian officials conducting an investigation into the circumstances of the crash
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for a training exercise alongside six fighters, beginning an international incident. Troyanov had lost contact with the other aircraft and
Russian ground control, straying 200 kilometers (120 mi) from the planned route into Lithuanian airspace and remaining there for 20 minutes. The aircraft was
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During the war, the 177th flew 4,708 missions, conducted 172 air battles, and claimed 78 enemy aircraft downed. It was credited with destroying three tanks, 40 vehicles, an anti-aircraft battery, and ten anti-aircraft guns on ground-attack missions, for the loss of 18 pilots: three were killed in air
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fighter downed on 22 December, but this claim was the first corroborated by
American records. Later that day, eight aircraft from the 2nd Squadron, still flying from Anshan, dueled with 16 Sabres, claiming three kills with the loss of two MiGs and a pilot, although the USAF did not report any losses
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on 15 December and began flying missions, and was joined by the two remaining squadrons on 25 December. The 177th's pilots first met enemy aircraft on 17 December, but the action concluded without result. The deputy commander of the regiment's 1st
Squadron, Captain Nikolay Vorobyov, was the second
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The regiment's three squadrons fought on 24 January 1951 against what they estimated as 30 F-80s and F-84s, and claimed to have downed an F-80 and an F-84 without loss; these claims were uncorroborated by the USAF. In
January, the 177th reported that it had downed eleven aircraft, including one
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fighter-bombers over
Kaesong Station in the Anju area on 20 January, and claimed to have shot down one. The next day, nine pilots from the 3rd Squadron reported an engagement with eight F-84s, claiming to have downed four. None of these claims were corroborated by the USAF.
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RB-29, three F-80s, and seven F-84s, at the cost of three MiGs damaged in 200 individual sorties and five group combats. On 3 February, on a patrol by 10 MiGs from the 1st
Squadron under Mikhailov, two F-80s were reported by pilots to have been shot down north of
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area by pilots from the 1st
Squadron under Major Pavel Mikhailov, the only enemy aircraft encountered in early January; no RB-29 was recorded as lost by the USAF on that date. Six pilots from the 2nd Squadron led by Fomin reported an engagement with four
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A warehouse fire sparked by a cigarette butt at
Lodeynoye Pole destroyed a hundred air-to-air missiles belonging to the regiment in May 2008, resulting in damage worth 766.3 million rubles. In late 2009, the 177th was disbanded during the reform of the
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fighter-bombers escorted by Sabres. A 1st
Squadron pilot claimed a Sabre downed, which was not corroborated by the USAF. Six aircraft from the 2nd Squadron took off following the other two squadrons, Captain Mikhail Fomin downing an F-80 of the
420:, Battalion Commissar N.L. Khodyrev, flew a MiG from the unit at night for the first time on 31 August. By the end of September, half of the I-16s had been replaced by MiGs, and nine of its pilots were assessed as combat ready. After
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fighters. On 1 January 2000, the regiment fielded 29 Su-27s, according to CFE Treaty data. On 25 December 2002, the regiment received the honorific "Moscow" in honor of its air defense of the capital during World War II.
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after the MiGs bypassed the Sabre escort. During the month, the regiment's pilots flew half of the division's 452 combat sorties, claiming to have downed eight F-86s and two F-80s for the loss of two MiGs and one pilot.
478:. On 1 October, as the front moved far from Moscow, the 177th was excluded from the active army (forces directly engaging in combat or close to combat zones). In late 1944, the regiment began to re-equip with British
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V. Ia. Terentyev. It was not yet combat ready, and spent the next weeks familiarizing itself with the area of operations and practicing formation flying. It also had to wait for the arrival of more
338:, the German invasion of the Soviet Union, on 22 June, and the subsequent German advance towards Moscow. It provided air cover for the city of Moscow and ground troops, often flying night missions.
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combat, two were lost to anti-aircraft fire, ten failed to return from missions, and three were non-combat losses. The unit lost 33 aircraft, 22 in combat.
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On 15 September 2005, 177th IAP deputy squadron commander Major Valery Troyanov crashed his Su-27 into a field in western Lithuania while flying to
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fighters, after transferring its few remaining I-16s to the 11th, 34th, and 120th IAPs. At this time the regiment was reinforced by 42
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On 27 December, eight MiGs of the 1st Squadron and several from the 3rd Squadron scrambled to intercept an American raid in the
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Air Defense Region. The 177th returned to the 6th IAK on 1 November. On 9 June 1943, when the corps reorganized into the
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fighter in late 1941. After the front had moved far away from Moscow, the regiment was re-equipped with
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on 12 December, but did not encounter enemy aircraft. A squadron from the regiment moved forward to
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on UTI-4s (I-16 training variant) and I-16s, the best being sent on night missions. The regimental
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Ivan Tyabin, became MiG-3 aces after each claimed five solo victories and three shared victories.
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1610:"Сталинские соколы" против "Летающих крепостей". Хроника воздушной войны в Корее 1950-1953
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of the VVS, operating in the southern defensive sector. It flew regular patrols along the
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Mikhail Ivanovich Korolyov, was promoted to command the regiment. On 7 August, I-16 pilot
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The 177th Fighter Aviation Regiment (IAP) was formed between 10 May and 15 July 1941 at
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Stalin's Falcons against Flying Fortresses: Chronicle of the Air War in Korea 1950–1953
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Samodurov and his wingman, Junior Lieutenant Muravyev, who claimed the downing of a
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1654:Военная авиация отечества - Организация, вооружение, дислокация (1991/2000 г.г.)
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briefly picked up and lost multiple times by obsolete Lithuanian radar, and two
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reconnaissance aircraft was intercepted and reported to have been downed in the
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fighters in March 1950. On 7 July, with the 303rd IAD, the regiment arrived at
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fighters. On 16 July, after completing its formation, the regiment joined the
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and repatriated to Russia in October at the conclusion of the investigation.
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and four victories in World War II, Talalikhin was the regiment's only I-16
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All Fighter Aviation Regiments of Stalin. The First Complete Encyclopedia
1448:"Balts, NATO, EU digesting lessons from Russian plane crash in Lithuania"
222:, 250 kilometers (160 mi) from Moscow, in the late 1940s, receiving
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I.D. Samsonov claimed the regiment's first known victory on 26 July, a
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aircraft. After the 20th IAD disbanded in 1961, the 177th joined the
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before its disbandment in 2009 as part of Russian Air Force reforms.
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The following officers commanded the regiment during World War II:
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1540:Все истребительные авиаполки Сталина. Первая полная энциклопедия
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Soviet Air Defense Forces in the last years of the USSR: Part 1
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roundels. On 20 November, the regiment flew from Sanshilipu to
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Lieutenant Colonel Vladimir Lashin (December 1941 – July 1942)
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On 5 April 1942, as part of the 6th IAK, the 177th joined the
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fighters in late 1944. It moved northeast to an airfield near
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Marakulin, Dmitry; Litovchenko, Vladimir (9 September 2008).
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of the 6th Independent Air Defense Army in 1986 and then the
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data, the regiment had 38 MiG-23MLD aircraft. Following the
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similar to those flown by the regiment between 1960 and 1980
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in accordance with an order of 27 March, and included three
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on 26 December 1991, the regiment became part of the new
1675:Советские Войска ПВО в последние годы Союза ССР. Часть 1
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A map showing key air combat locations in the Korean War
242:, part of the first rotation of Soviet air units in the
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during World War II. It began the war equipped with the
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jet fighters. The regiment began re-equipping with new
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On 9 September 1948, the 177th was transferred to the
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in the People's Republic of China, to cover the main
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Military units and formations disestablished in 2009
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of the type flown by the regiment from 1993 to 2009
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781:. From 1980, it was successively re-equipped with
757:in early 1956. In 1960, the regiment relocated to
2230:Military units and formations established in 1941
1454:. Vol. 2, no. 191. Jamestown Foundation
1427:. Vol. 2, no. 174. Jamestown Foundation
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805:. Between 1993 and 1994, it was re-equipped with
654:Pilots from the regiment flew their first combat
514:Major Anatoly Chermodanov (April 1944 – May 1945)
710:; these claims were uncorroborated by the USAF.
296:Air Forces (VVS) of the Moscow Military District
859:Aircraft operated by 177th IAP PVO, data from:
651:, began flying combat missions on 30 November.
1660:] (in Russian). St. Petersburg: Edelveys.
1587:Khazanov, Dmitriy; Medved, Aleksander (2012).
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511:Major Anton Panov (August 1942 – April 1944)
377:for the action. With three victories in the
1718:Stalin's Falcons – The Aces of the Red Star
1631:Krylov, Leonid; Tepsurkaev, Yuriy (2008b).
1608:Krylov, Leonid; Tepsurkaev, Yuriy (2008a).
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298:. It was raised from cadres drawn from the
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1715:Polak, Tomas; Shores, Christopher (1999).
1537:Bykov, Mikhail; Anokhin, Vladimir (2014).
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1616:] (in Russian). Moscow: Eksmo/Yauza.
1562:Dildy, Doug; Thompson, Warren E. (2013).
623:aircraft in an area that became known as
595:(the former 106th IAD), receiving 30 new
505:) Mikhail Korolyov (July – December 1941)
286:of the type flown by the regiment in 1941
162:177-й истребительный авиационный полк ПВО
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793:in 1998. In November 1990, according to
765:interceptors to provide air defense for
591:. On 6 October, the regiment joined the
2240:1941 establishments in the Soviet Union
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837:, based in Lithuania as part of NATO's
466:, the regiment joined the newly formed
1757:Seidov, Igor; Britton, Stuart (2014).
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737:On 3 March 1951, the 177th arrived in
715:151st Guards Fighter Aviation Division
432:, its first victory being credited to
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1419:Socor, Vladimir (20 September 2005).
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649:29th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment
32:2000s sleeve insignia of the regiment
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1697:Polikarpov I-15, I-16 and I-153 Aces
1673:Lenskii, A.G.; Tsybin, M.M. (2013).
1652:Lenskii, A.G.; Tsybin, M.M. (2004).
1634:Soviet MiG-15 Aces of the Korean War
2225:Regiments of the Russian Air Forces
1565:F-86 Sabre vs MiG-15: Korea 1950–53
1547:] (in Russian). Moscow: Yauza.
1522:] (in Russian). Moscow: Yauza.
1446:Socor, Vladimir (14 October 2005).
1394:"Russian jet jangles Baltic nerves"
791:6th Air and Air Defense Forces Army
470:. The front was reorganized as the
154:177th Fighter Aviation Regiment PVO
21:177th Fighter Aviation Regiment PVO
1742:. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger.
373:bomber over Moscow; he was made a
318:each for a nominal strength of 30
185:Войска́ противовозду́шной оборо́ны
14:
835:McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom IIs
682:25th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron
2245:2009 disestablishments in Russia
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1763:. Solihull: Helion and Company.
779:6th Independent Air Defense Army
721:Cold War after return from China
607:The 50th IAD became part of the
474:on 4 July, becoming part of the
308:120th Fighter Aviation Regiments
799:dissolution of the Soviet Union
549:303rd Fighter Aviation Division
472:Special Moscow Air Defense Army
468:319th Fighter Aviation Division
456:106th Fighter Aviation Division
330:and began combat operations in
751:20th Fighter Aviation Division
633:Korean People's Army Air Force
593:50th Fighter Aviation Division
352:27th Fighter Aviation Regiment
234:before deploying to northeast
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1354:Krylov & Tepsurkaev 2008b
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1186:Krylov & Tepsurkaev 2008a
585:People's Liberation Army Navy
577:Far Eastern Military District
334:, following the beginning of
250:, successively operating the
1520:All Aces of Stalin 1936–1953
1516:Все асы Сталина 1936–1953 гг
983:MiG23M, MiG-23ML, MiG-23MLD
464:1st Fighter Air Defense Army
426:77th Mixed Aviation Division
365:made the first Soviet night
1736:Rottman, Gordon L. (2002).
677:Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star
609:64th Fighter Aviation Corps
557:31st Fighter Aviation Corps
240:64th Fighter Aviation Corps
210:fighter, converting to the
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1915:Fighter Aviation Regiments
1844:Fighter Aviation Divisions
1118:Khazanov & Medved 2012
1094:Khazanov & Medved 2012
803:Russian Air Defense Forces
743:50th Fighter Aviation Army
690:Boeing RB-29 Superfortress
553:19th Fighter Aviation Army
483:Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX
354:. The squadron commander,
346:bomber in the vicinity of
324:6th Fighter Aviation Corps
79:Russian Air Defense Forces
2077:781st (VVS Pacific Fleet)
2052:578th (VVS Pacific Fleet)
1590:MiG-3 Aces of World War 2
1381:Lenskii & Tsybin 2013
1366:Lenskii & Tsybin 2004
1342:Seidov & Britton 2014
1330:Seidov & Britton 2014
1318:Seidov & Britton 2014
1306:Seidov & Britton 2014
1294:Seidov & Britton 2014
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1246:Seidov & Britton 2014
1222:Seidov & Britton 2014
1210:Seidov & Britton 2014
1174:Seidov & Britton 2014
1159:Dildy & Thompson 2013
665:North American F-86 Sabre
663:Soviet airman to claim a
476:Western Air Defense Front
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177:Soviet Air Defense Forces
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74:Soviet Air Defense Forces
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2113:Attack on the Sui-ho Dam
1694:Maslov, Mikhail (2010).
1499:Bykov & Anokhin 2014
1147:Bykov & Anokhin 2014
1073:Bykov & Anokhin 2014
1037:Bykov & Anokhin 2014
1025:Bykov & Anokhin 2014
783:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23M
749:. It transferred to the
699:Republic F-84 Thunderjet
452:Moscow Air Defense Front
375:Hero of the Soviet Union
369:attack when he downed a
228:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15s
1721:. London: Grub Street.
1514:Bykov, Mikhail (2014).
1052:Polak & Shores 1999
979:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23
948:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15
639:, under the command of
569:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15
441:reconnaissance aircraft
328:Moscow Air Defense Zone
256:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23
1828:Fighter Aviation Corps
933:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-9
900:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3
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775:18th Air Defense Corps
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212:Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3
2179:Konstantin Sheberstov
1452:Eurasia Daily Monitor
1425:Eurasia Daily Monitor
1132:, pp. 931, 1215.
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915:Supermarine Spitfire
336:Operation Barbarossa
216:Supermarine Spitfire
166:Military Unit Number
2189:Alexander Smorchkov
1501:, pp. 455–457.
1400:. 20 September 2005
1039:, pp. 926–928.
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839:Baltic Air Policing
539:attacking American
501:Major (promoted to
137:Battle honours
2169:Mikhail Ponomaryov
1700:. Oxford: Osprey.
1637:. Oxford: Osprey.
1593:. Oxford: Osprey.
1475:"В размере окурка"
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881:c. September 1941
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430:Moscow–Warsaw road
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2164:Yevgeny Pepelyaev
2144:Sergei Kramarenko
1814:Soviet Air Forces
1749:978-0-275-97835-8
1728:978-1-902304-01-4
1707:978-1-84603-981-2
1644:978-1-84603-299-8
1623:978-5-699-26667-8
1600:978-1-84908-442-0
1579:978-1-78096-319-8
1344:, pp. 82–85.
1320:, pp. 79–80.
1308:, pp. 78–79.
1284:, pp. 75–76.
1272:, pp. 73–74.
1260:, pp. 19–21.
1224:, pp. 64–65.
1176:, pp. 61–62.
1096:, pp. 64–65.
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848:Russian Air Force
434:Senior Lieutenant
422:Operation Typhoon
418:political officer
363:Viktor Talalikhin
360:Junior Lieutenant
197:Russian Air Force
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84:Russian Air Force
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1942:72nd Guards
1937:29th Guards
1932:28th Guards
1927:18th Guards
1876:100th (PVO)
1458:25 February
1431:25 February
1404:25 February
1106:Maslov 2010
964:Sukhoi Su-9
941:March 1950
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627:during the
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115:Engagements
110:(1960–2009)
104:Garrison/HQ
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1967:16th (PVO)
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1871:97th (PVO)
1821:Korean War
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1479:Kommersant
1130:Bykov 2014
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975:1993–1994
952:MiG-15bis
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795:CFE Treaty
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599:fighters.
581:Sanshilipu
493:Commanders
485:fighters.
480:Lend-Lease
445:Lieutenant
410:Dubrovitsy
379:Winter War
244:Korean War
127:Korean War
2118:MiG Alley
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1010:Citations
870:Aircraft
767:Leningrad
747:Levashovo
625:MiG Alley
615:(part of
613:Manchuria
597:MiG-15bis
561:Yaroslavl
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238:with the
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708:Sinuiju
673:Chongju
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551:of the
543:in 1951
537:MiG-15s
414:Podolsk
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258:, and
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58:Russia
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