Difference between revisions of "Russia OOB 2020"
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Revision as of 02:06, 4 December 2014
A best-case look at the Russian Armed Forces, circa 2020. This approximate OOB assumes that all procurement goals go according to plan.
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Russian Air Force
It is important to note that the Russian Air Force has undergone extensive reforms in the past couple of years. The traditional Soviet-style air regiments appear to have been amalgamated into larger multi-role formations known as 'Air Bases' (or Air Groups), covering an entire military district, but incorporating a single operational chain-of-command.
7000th Air Base (Western Military District)
| Role | Number/Type | |
|---|---|---|
| Voronezh (Air Base HQ) | ||
| Attack | 24x Su-34 Fullback | |
| Fighter | 24x Su-27SM Flanker B | |
| Multirole | 24x Su-30SM Flanker G (Native Russian version of the Su-30MKM) | |
| Reconnaissance | 5x MiG-25RBT Foxbat | |
| Kursk | ||
| Multirole | 36x MiG-29SMT Fulcrum C | |
| Bessovets | ||
| Fighter | 36x Su-27SM Flanker B | |
| Multirole | 12x Su-30SM Flanker G | |
| Khotilovo | ||
| Fighter | 36x Su-27SM Flanker B | |
| Interceptor | 36x MiG-31BM Foxhound | |
| Multirole | 12x Su-30SM Flanker G | |
| Kaliningrad | ||
| Fighter | 24x Su-27SM Flanker B | |
