Radio-Technical Regiment Statistics of the Russian Aerospace Forces (non-strategic).

In this thread, I will present you statistics about the composition of Radio-Technical Regiments tasked with Air Space Surveillance and Combat Training.

1/11 There are 948 Radars in both Radio Technical-Regiments, Test Centers, Training Centers and waiting delivery in Factories.

20 different radar systems are in operation in those units facilities. A good share are from the 1970's although modernised.

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Russian Aerospace Forces Air Defence Reserves.

A Thread.

Like I promised earlier this week. I will deal with the current state of Aerospace Forces PVO Reserves.

Most of these inactive systems are stored in private companies repair factories, others in Technical Bases.

1/20 Installations hosting inactive units are:

In Private Companies:
- 502 Factory for Repair of Military-Technical Property.
- 1015 Factory for Repair of Military-Technical Property.
- 1019 Military Repair Plant.
- Khabarovsk Radio Engineering Factory.

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Russian Ground Forces PVO (Air Defences) Reserves.

A Thread.

In a previous thread, we talked about the 75th Arsenal being mainstay of PVO Reserves.

Other installations, GRAU Arsenals and Artillery Reserve Bases are also storing AD Systems.

1/17 Those Installations are:

- 8th Arsenal
- 40th Arsenal
- 80th Arsenal
- 94th Arsenal
- Arsenal of MU 59313-46
- 216th Storage and Repair Base
- Artillery Storage Base of MU 55472

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Pourquoi les russes ont-ils mis des réflecteurs radars sur le pont Antonovsky à Kherson ? Pour se protéger des missiles de fabrication américaine. Mais il y a un hic. A Thread Le hic majeur est que ce dispositif est adapté uniquement pour un certain type de missiles, les missiles fournis actuellement par les américains (GMLRS) sont principalement guidés par GPS.