Russian Photos (updated on regular basis)

[Ryurik]

Very interesting Soviet footage from the 80's of a front-line Mig-23 unit.
Altough no details is given and according to some commentaries, it seems that this regiment is based in the Transbaikal area. it is presumably the 120th Guards Fighter Regiment "Odesskiy" from Domna. This unit subsequently deployed to Afghanistan with Mig-23MLD's and still exists despite cut threats. It currently operates Mig29 Fulcrum A/B/C and became the 6982nd Air base.

[Raden5]

Very interesting Soviet footage from the 80's of a front-line Mig-23 unit.
Altough no details is given and according to some commentaries, it seems that this regiment is based in the Transbaikal area. it is presumably the 120th Guards Fighter Regiment "Odesskiy" from Domna. This unit subsequently deployed to Afghanistan with Mig-23MLD's and still exists despite cut threats. It currently operates Mig29 Fulcrum A/B/C and became the 6982nd Air base.

It is a question? It is possible to specify - about what?
You interest MIG-23?





Or 120th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (HQ at Domna)?

[caprera]

It is a question?

Any more GRU units photos ??

This one for sure!

However thanks for MIG-29 profiles

[Raden5]

These are aircrafts 120 shelves.

P.S. By the way ... here http://desantura.ru/forums/index.php...&req=sc&cat=23 "Части специального назначения ГРУ СССР и России" - 2646 photo.

[chehov]

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[Ryurik]

Raden5 Originally Posted by Ryurik
Very interesting Soviet footage from the 80's of a front-line Mig-23 unit.
Altough no details is given and according to some commentaries, it seems that this regiment is based in the Transbaikal area. it is presumably the 120th Guards Fighter Regiment "Odesskiy" from Domna. This unit subsequently deployed to Afghanistan with Mig-23MLD's and still exists despite cut threats. It currently operates Mig29 Fulcrum A/B/C and became the 6982nd Air base.

It is a question? It is possible to specify - about what?

See "old school" footage.

You interest MIG-23?

I like this plane but I have already a bunch of documentation about her.

A rather weathered Mig-23ML, but anyway you could have chosen a better shot.

This one is a Mig-27M. Not quite the same thing.

By the way, I take 10 euros for military equipment recognition lesson. Friendly price, you won't find better

Or 120th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (HQ at Domna)?

I have got already very good Russian litterature about the unit.

[Raden5]

So what was the question? You have not answered.

Something again at us silence...
It is necessary to add...

















































P.S. "...А я так устал на войне,
Мне б до дома, до хаты, к детям и жене..." (с)

[strategist]

What is the name of this beast?

What is the class and name of this sub?

Which strategic bomber is this cockpit?

What is this armoured veichle?

waiting for your help

[Dimas]

What is this armoured veichle?

waiting for your help

Its BMD-2. Light armoured fighting vehicle for airborn troops

[Flankerman]

Which strategic bomber is this cockpit?

It is the second navigators station on a Tu-95MS Bear - it also serves to accomodate defensive electronic countermeasures equipment.

Ken

[magmell]

Hello everyone, i would like to ask, are dog tags issued to Russian soliers? And what do they look like? What information is inscripted on them? Thanks for your help.

[Xaito]

Hello everyone, i would like to ask, are dog tags issued to Russian soliers? And what do they look like? What information is inscripted on them? Thanks for your help.

http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%96%...B5%D0%B3%D0%BE
(there are pictures)

it has "Armed Forces of Russia" on it and a identification number of the soldier it's issued to.

[magmell]

Thanks a lot, Susumu. I wonder why the blood group and Rh factor is not included on the tag. Isn't that helpful, when the soldier is wounded and unable to tell the medical personnel what his blood group is?

[Khathi]

These are usually stated on a nametag which is sewn to the breast pocket.

[magmell]

I think i have seen that, but thanks for telling me. But in mz opinion, uniform can get pretty messed up in action, while a dog tag is more durable. Did the Soviet army use dog tags?