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The Kazakh Mobile forces were created on 6 July 2000. On 11 August, the brigade was subordinated to the
Southern Military District. The brigade became part of the mobile forces on 1 February 2001. The mobile forces were renamed the Airmobile Troops on 12 November 2003. With the growth of the Kazakh
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observed the exercises and thanked the paratroopers for their actions. The personnel of the regiment were systemically prepared for mountain warfare. The brigade conducted airdropping exercises to seize the dominant mountain heights and passes in event of a war. In 1967, the regiment's 1st
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at an altitude of 7100 meters. This group included ten men from the regiment. Before this dropping, a landing on the foot of Lenin Peak took place at an altitude of 6100 meters by 36 conscripts of the regiment under the command of
Captain George Taynasa. According to the military authorities, the
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Airborne Regiment were also evaluated as good. In 1973, it conducted exercises with the troops of the Central Asian Military District. The regiment was to "destroy" a separate missile battalion of a tank division. The regiment parachuted into four landing areas, which allowed
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The difficulty of mountain training can be judged by the fact that only 15 out of the 200 soldiers in the 100th
Separate Guards Reconnaissance Company and the 1st Airborne Company of the 345th Guards Airborne Regiment reached the summit of Peak Harvest in the
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363:. The combined battalion suffered total casualties of 54 killed and missing. However, the brigade's elements in the combined battalion suffered none of these casualties. Between 1993 and 1996, the brigade was commanded by
321:. The official brigade formation day is considered to be 20 November, when its commander, Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Shvets, issued his first order. In East Germany, the brigade was composed of as many as 3,000 soldiers.
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of the 111th Guards
Airborne Regiment from elements of the 347th Guards Airlanding Regiment, part of the 11th Guards Airborne Division. In April 1955, the division was disbanded and the regiment transferred to the
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economy and increased funding, a partial reformation of the disbanded units began. The mortar batteries, the reconnaissance company, a heavy machine gun company armed with the
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were formed. Brigade units tested new parachute systems and powered paragliding. Currently, there are around 1,000 soldiers in the brigade.
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in the Kazakh SSR due to the withdrawal of Soviet troops from East
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Soldiers of the brigade marching in honor of the Day of the
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752:[In the 1990s on the Tajik-Afghan Border Kazakhstan lost 54 killed and missing soldiers].
611:"История создания Аэромобильных войск Республики Казахстан. — Десантура.ру – о десанте без границ"
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35th Guards Air Assault Brigade (Dec 1979 – Apr 1992)
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726:[105th Guards Airborne Division].
307:345th Independent Guards Airborne Regiment
282:in the event of large-scale conflict with
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192:Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan
638:[Union of Russian Paratroopers].
140:Міндет, Абырой, Ерлж (Duty, Honor, Rule)
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319:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
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18:111th Guards Airborne Regiment
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177:11th Guards Airborne Division
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419:Reactive Artillery Battery
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165:Kazakh Air Assault Forces
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