7th Rezhitsa Red Banner Guards Division. Varlamov Leonid

I can hardly be called a blogger in the sense that was needed for this press tour. My readers are colleagues from my previous job - 4, my best friend - 1, and my mother - the only one in the whole world. Sometimes Ovseychuk also comes in, and I simply amuse him along the way.
In general, the number of my regular readers is minimal, and I don’t write on military-patriotic topics. So I was denied accreditation as a blogger, but not as a journalist. In the end, not with a pen, but with a camera.

It all starts with the dining room. Always. After 5 hours of travel there were no other desires. Well, there were, of course, but still I wanted to go to the dining room too.

While people were standing in line...

I'm at talykova I asked myself a hero.

And here comes the food. Not tasty, as the assistant whose tray I photographed said.

Some are located in the ZATO "Ozerny". Consequently, we left our cars immediately behind the checkpoint and moved into a military PAZ, in which we were transported around the territory of the town and the unit itself.

I will support the anger of other bloggers: they promised to show us “Topol”. And they didn’t show it. Although I, as a person not very experienced in the military field, was still interested.

Do you see the wire? There's 3000 volts there.

There were, it seems, 17 bloggers. From Moscow we were accompanied by a colonel from the press service of the Strategic Missile Forces and a major from the service for the protection of state secrets. Several more people joined in the unit itself.

What they showed there was a missile division deployed in the field. But exclusively in garages and under camouflage.

Since at the very beginning of the press tour we signed for knowledge and compliance with the laws on state secrets and the media, it was possible to film the proposed objects only from certain angles. This is a communications machine hiding.

But this is a combat duty support vehicle. In the garage.

All bloggers have photos of inside the car. The camera was not allowed there. Therefore, I didn’t climb either.

And here's how we overcame the high-voltage line - a secret passage underground under vigilant guard.

But this is the way out. There is no security because the door only opens from THAT side.

The second destination is the barracks.

In my opinion, of course, it’s ascetic, but knowledgeable people said: they’ve seen it more severely.

When I was making plans for a sports corner in the story, the editor noticed: if we show this, the PR will definitely not work.

We were allowed to communicate with the privates. Well, more precisely to me. It’s unlikely that anyone recorded them with a camera.

The private who was given to me for an interview said this: the Internet and television are what they watch now. And the guys in civilian life will see how it is here in the Strategic Missile Forces, and they will also join the army.

But it still seems to me that their boots have an uncomfortable last.\

The most interesting part of the press tour is the interactive one. This is when the exhibits can be touched.

Before we were allowed to touch this - the training launch complex...

They explained to us in some detail how difficult and at the same time easy it is to operate this machine. Dimensions - about 20 meters long. How much it weighs, I’m even afraid to guess. They say 40 tons. It probably never accelerates to hundreds. Yes, this is not necessary if you are carrying an RT-2PM intercontinental ballistic missile. The most real, senior warrant officer, Sergei Oleinik, explained.

Not a bad little wheel, considering that in this photo I am 180 cm tall.

And now for the interactive part of the press tour. We were all allowed to run this colossus ourselves. I understand, it's hard to believe. I am a rather muslin young lady with a driver's license, issued at most 10 times. But behind me was senior warrant officer Sergei Oleinik... and a cameraman, in front of whose camera it was impossible to disgrace myself.

At the time of signing the Memorandum of Understanding to the START-1 Treaty, the USSR Strategic Missile Forces included 26 missile divisions, united into 6 missile armies. The missile systems were located on the territory of four republics—Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus. By the end of 1996, the concentration of the group on Russian territory was completed, and it was reduced to 19 divisions, united into 4 armies.

Russia

As of April 1, 1997, the Strategic Missile Forces group on Russian territory consisted of 762 deployed launchers (of this number, 16 were deactivated, but not yet eliminated). Organizationally, the Strategic Missile Forces grouping is united into 4 missile armies consisting of 19 divisions.

1. Heavy ICBM missile division (R-36MUTTH/R-36M2) consisting of 52 launchers, stationed in the area of ​​the village. Dombarovsky, Orenburg region. (out of 64 control points that existed previously, 6 were liquidated and another 6 were deactivated).

2. Heavy ICBM missile division consisting of 7 regiments (46 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Kartaly, Chelyabinsk region.

3. B Missile division of heavy ICBMs consisting of 5 regiments (30 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Aleysk, Altai Territory.

4. A heavy ICBM missile division consisting of 52 launchers, stationed in the area of ​​the city of Uzhur, Krasnoyarsk Territory. (12 control centers out of 64 previously available were liquidated.)

5. Guards missile division consisting of 6 regiments UR-YUONUTTH (60 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Kozelsk, Kaluga region.

6. Taman missile division, stationed in Tatishchevo, Saratov region,73 consisting of 11 UR-YUONUTTH regiments (110 launchers) and 1 stationary RT-23UTTKh regiment (10 launchers). (9 of the 110 UR-YUONUTTH launchers were deactivated.)

7. Ternopil-Berlin missile division consisting of 4 railway-based RT-23UTTH regiments (12 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Bsrshet, Perm region.74 (Previously, the division was armed with UR-YU0K/UR-YU0U complexes, which time are completely eliminated.)

8. Guards Vienna Missile Division consisting of 4 railway-based RT-23UTTH regiments (12 launchers), stationed in the Krasnoyarsk region.7 (The complexes with UR-Yu0K/UR-Yu0U missiles that were previously in service have been completely eliminated.)

9. Guards missile division consisting of 4 railway-based RT-23UTTH regiments (12 launchers), stationed in the Kostroma area.

10. Missile division consisting of 4 regiments of the PGRK "Topol" (36 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​​​Teykovo, Ivanovo region. 76 (This division was previously equipped with UR-Yu0K/UR-Yu0U complexes, which have now been completely eliminated. )

11. Harbin missile division, stationed in the area of ​​the station. Wood-burning Chita region. 7 consisting of 2 regiments of the Topol PGRK (18 launchers). The UR-Yu0K/UR-Yu0U DBKs previously in service were dismantled and as of the beginning of 1997, 40 of the 50 silos were eliminated.

12. Kiev-Zhitomir missile division, stationed in the area of ​​Yoshkar-Ola and consisting of 4 regiments of the Topol PGRK (36 launchers). Previously, this division was armed with RT-2P missiles (6 regiments with 60 launchers), which have now been completely eliminated.

13. Guards Rezhitskaya Missile Division, stationed in the area of ​​the village of Vypolzovo, Tver Region. 78 After the liquidation of the UR-YOUUTTH MR complexes that were in its arsenal, the division at the beginning of 1997 had two regiments of the Topol PGRK (18 launchers) .

14. Melitopol missile division consisting of 5 regiments of the Topol PGRK (45 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Yurya, Kirov region.

15. Missile division consisting of 5 regiments of the PGRK "Topol" (45 launchers), stationed in the area of ​​Nizhny Tagil, Sverdlovsk region.79 16.5 Guards Glukhovskaya missile division consisting of 5 regiments of the PGRK "Topol" (45 launchers), stationed in area of ​​Novosibirsk.

17. Missile division consisting of 5 regiments of the Topol PGRK (45 launchers), stationed in the Kansk area.

18. Missile division consisting of 4 regiments of the Topol PGRK (36 launchers), stationed in the Irkutsk region.

19. Missile division consisting of 4 regiments of the Topol PGRK (36 launchers), stationed in the Barnaul area (until 1981, it was stationed in Ordzhonikidze).

Kazakhstan

Two divisions of heavy ICBMs were stationed on the territory of Kazakhstan. These divisions, stationed in the city of Derzhavinsk80, Turgai region. and the city of Zhangiztobe, Semipalatinsk region. consisted of 8 regiments with 52 launchers of R-36MUTTH/R-36M2 missiles each.

By the end of September 1996, the liquidation of the Strategic Missile Forces group in Kazakhstan was practically completed. All nuclear warheads and missiles from Kazakhstan were removed to storage and disposal sites, and the last silo launcher was eliminated in the first half of September 1996.

Ukraine

The 43rd Missile Army was stationed in Ukraine with its headquarters in Vinnitsa. The 43rd Army included the 46th (Nizhnedneprovskaya) and 19th missile divisions with headquarters in the city of Pervomaisk, Nikolaev region81 and the city of Khmelnitsky, respectively.

The 19th Missile Division had 9 UR-100NUTTH regiments (90 launchers). The 46th Missile Division consisted of 4 UR-100NUTTKh regiments (40 launchers) and 5 stationary RT-23UTTH regiments (46 launchers).

As of the end of 1995, all missiles were removed from the launchers and the liquidation of 40 UR-100NUGGH launchers in Pervomaisk began.

Belarus

The 33rd and 49th missile divisions stationed on the territory of Belarus were apparently part of the 50th missile army with headquarters in Smolensk.

Divisions stationed in the area of ​​Lida, Grodno region. and the city of Mozyr, Gomel region. each had 3 regiments of the Topol PGRK (27 launchers in each division). By the end of 1996, all 54 complexes of these divisions were withdrawn to Russia. Some of the missiles were redeployed to Vypolzovo and Yoshkar-Ola.

In addition, during 1991, in the area of ​​Postavy (at the converted former base of the Pioneer PGRK), 3 more regiments of the Topol PGRK (27 launchers) were briefly deployed. These complexes were soon brought to Russia. (Kherson Missile Division in Postavy disbanded in 1993)

Thus, in connection with the liquidation of Strategic Missile Forces groups in Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine, 7 Strategic Missile Forces divisions stationed outside Russian territory ceased to exist or were reorganized. In addition, in connection with the decommissioning of the UR-100K and UR-100U missile systems, two more missile divisions in Russia were disbanded:

1. Missile division stationed in the area of ​​the village. Yasnaya, Chita region.

2. Missile division stationed in the area of ​​Svobodny, Amur Region (disbanded in 1994).

The reduction of the Strategic Missile Forces group into 9 divisions led to the need to disband 2 of the 6 missile armies that existed at the time of the collapse of the USSR. The 43rd Army (Vinnitsa) and the 50th Army (Smolensk) were disbanded. The headquarters of the remaining 4 missile armies are located in Vladimir83, Orenburg, Omsk and Chita.

Along with the reduction of organizational structures in the Strategic Missile Forces, the process of forming new units is also taking place. During 1996, four more new missile regiments were put on combat duty. Some of these regiments were apparently transferred to Russian territory from Belarus.

Further reductions in strategic weapons provided for by the START-1 and START-2 Treaties will most likely not lead to a radical change in the current organizational structure of the Strategic Missile Forces. A complete reduction of heavy ICBMs in the event of the implementation of the START II Treaty will lead to the disbandment of the four existing divisions of these missiles. These cuts can be made without changing the existing army structure. The number of divisions may also remain unchanged since a group of 800 Topol-type complexes corresponds to approximately 20 divisions of 4-5 regiments (36-45 launchers) each.

The reorganization of the Strategic Missile Forces may be associated with the general reform of the Russian Armed Forces. Thus, one of the proposals for military reform provides for the reunification of the Strategic Missile Forces and the Military Space Forces, which were separated in 1982. Other proposals provide for the unification of the Strategic Missile Forces, the Military Space Forces and the country's Air Defense Forces into a single branch of the Armed Forces.

Among the nominal flags of the Strategic Missile Forces troops, presented on the pages of the military trade store Voenpro, of course, there was a place for a banner with the symbols of the 7th Missile Division of the Strategic Missile Forces. The flag is traditionally created on the basis of the combined arms flag of the Strategic Missile Forces with the personal symbols of the 7th Guards Missile Division.

Characteristics

• 7th Missile Division

The birthday of the 7th Missile Division is considered to be July 14, 1961 - by this date, by a special directive of the Ministry of Defense, the 7th ORB was reorganized into a division, since 1970, subordinate to the now disbanded 50th Missile Army of the Strategic Missile Forces (today part of the Vladimir Republic of Armenia). At this time, it consisted of 11 regiments, nine of which were disbanded as part of the implementation of the terms of the START treaty system.

Today, only the Topol mobile missile systems are in service - we are talking about a fairly technically equipped formation of the Strategic Missile Forces, which is not armed with the Voevoda missile systems. The 7th Missile Division is stationed on the territory of the ZATO "Ozerny" military unit. 12425 - formation headquarters. In the villages of Bologoye-4 and Vypolzovo, which form the Ozerny Closed Administrative Unit, mobile ground-based missile systems are on combat duty and are in constant combat readiness - formations of the 7th Missile Division of the Strategic Missile Forces spend several minutes on direct preparation for launch.

Unlike most large formations of the Strategic Missile Forces, the 7th Missile Division does not have aviation regiments or silos - there is a clear direction of work. Military personnel of the Strategic Missile Forces regiments in the villages of Bologoye-4 and Vypolzovo thoroughly study modern PGRKs, and as part of combat missions, they test in practice not only their readiness for launches, but also their cross-country ability, speed, and “survivability.”

ZATO "Ozerny", where the 7th Rezhitsa Guards Missile Division is located, is a completely autonomous settlement - the infrastructure of the military camps is well developed. There are schools, sports facilities, cultural centers, factories, an Orthodox church: in this regard, the 7th Missile Division can safely be called exemplary - however, it has always been such, in 1963 even Fidel Castro stayed here.

Officers, of course, live in apartments on the territory of the settlement, soldiers - in barracks. The Strategic Missile Forces division in Ozerny, as we have already said, is not one of the newly formed ones - the barracks in the 7th Missile Division are also of the traditional type (not cockpit), but quite clean and quite suitable for living. There are also sports facilities, a canteen and a first-aid post - in general, everything is standard.

The everyday life of military personnel is training in the operation of a PGRK; by the way, according to the testimony of those who drove the huge mobile missile system in service with the Strategic Missile Forces, the vehicle is incredibly passable and has an incredibly soft ride. There is nothing surprising here - one of the reasons for the success of the Topol mobile systems not only in the Russian Strategic Missile Forces, but also in the world is the unique suspension system. It not only provides excellent movement and overcoming any obstacles, but also the ability for the Strategic Missile Forces troops to launch from soft ground.

An unusual museum was created on the territory of the 7th Missile Division in 1994, which is still functioning today. By the end of 1994, the Ozerny Strategic Missile Forces troops were finally transferred to the PGRK, most of the silos were blown up and flooded, but they decided not to destroy one silo - today, therefore, visitors can get acquainted with the launch system of the famous Soviet ballistic missiles "Satan". Let us note that we are not talking about an outdated system - the same silo launchers still form the basis of the armament of the Strategic Missile Forces. The photo below shows the launch of the Voyevoda from a silo, not in the 7th Missile Division, however.

The era of disarmament resulted in very serious losses for the 7th Missile Division - nine regiments of the Strategic Missile Forces were disbanded, an incredible amount of weapons were destroyed, and military camps were abandoned. However, it survived, remained a combat-ready part of the Strategic Missile Forces, and today it is a “light” and mobile instant response unit with nuclear weapons.

In accordance with the Directive of the Minister of Defense of the USSR, dated May 25, 1960, in June 1960 at the base 19th Guards Cannon Artillery Brigade Rezhitsa, relocated from the settlement of Gatchina, was formed 7th Missile Engineering Brigade with a deployment in the village of Vypolzovo, Kalinin region (Bologoye-4). The formation took place on the housing stock of the 25th mixed aviation division of the 6th separate air defense army. Guard Colonel P.P. Uvarov was appointed commander of the missile brigade. The brigade's strength reached 9,000 people (soldiers and sergeants). Initially, the brigade was part of the 46th artillery training range, and from March 10, 1961, it became part of the 3rd Separate Guards Rocket Corps.

The first to be formed was a missile regiment (military unit 14264) of three divisions: two with ground-based launchers and one with a silo launcher. On November 30, 1960, the brigade commander reported to the commander-in-chief on the completion of the formation of the missile brigade - military unit 14245. From the beginning of 1961, planned training with the R-5 missile began.

On February 11, 1963, the first division (BSP-12) entered combat duty (CD) with two R-16s with ground launchers. In total, in 1963-1964, six divisions (BSP) entered the combat base: four with ground-based launchers and two with silo-based launchers.

Since 1965, the division began preparations for the construction of new-generation BSP missile systems with silo launchers for individual launches (“OS”). In pursuance of the General Staff directive of March 31, 1966, 6 OS missile regiments with UR-100 (8K84) missiles were formed. In 1967, the first “OSovsky” regiment entered the military base (military unit 97688).

Since 1973, work began on removing the UR-100 from combat duty and installing new 15P015 complexes with the MR-UR-100 (15A15) missile on the database (since 1977 it was replaced by the 15P016 complex with the MR-UR-100U). The first regiment with the 15A15 missile entered the base on May 6, 1975. During the period from October 15, 1975 to October 3, 1978, 8 more regiments went on duty, replacing the Chelomeevskaya UR-100 with the Yangelevskaya MR-UR-100.

Since 1982, according to the General Staff plan, part of the “OS” regiments with MR-UR-100 were taken off duty and disbanded, some were transferred to the improved 15P016 complex.

In 1994, the last OSovsky missile regiment was removed from the database. In accordance with the decision of the Council of Ministers of Russia, military unit 14264 was organized on the basis of one of the combat launching positions (SPU) Museum of the Missile Forces, has now been disbanded for undisclosed reasons. On December 30, 1994, the first OSovsky regiment (military unit 14264) was transferred to the Topol PGRK with the RT-2PM missile (15Zh58). On December 27, 1996, the second regiment (military unit 52642) “Topol” was stationed at the base. In the fall of 1996, combat crews of the division's missile regiments conducted two successful combat training launches at the Plesetsk training ground.

Command

Composition of the compound

The division included:

• Control;

• 129th Missile Regiment (military unit 97688) - disbanded 12/01/1989
• 222nd Missile Regiment (military unit 95835) - disbanded 07/01/1990
• 319th Missile Regiment (military unit 52643) - disbanded 12/01/1989
• 320th Missile Regiment (military unit 52644) - disbanded 12/01/1989
• 509th Missile Regiment (military unit 52641) - disbanded 01/30/1990
• 510th Missile Regiment (military unit 52642) (site 3k)
• 818th Missile Regiment (military unit 74201) (51st site), - disbanded 12/01/1993
• 272nd Missile Regiment (military unit 68528) (42nd site), - disbanded
• 342nd Missile Regiment (military unit 57338) - disbanded 10/30/1990
• 256th (526) missile regiment (military unit 07382) (11th site, 12th site), - disbanded 10/01/1993
• 41st Missile Regiment (military unit 14264) (site 1C)

• 281st communications center (military unit 03394) (since 2012, military unit 14245-B (US)
• 212th separate group of regulations for combat control and communications equipment as part of the 1193rd Combat Control Center (military unit 49494) 606310, Nizhny Novgorod region, Dalnee Konstantinovo-5
• 2423rd Technical Missile Base (TRB) (military unit 96778) (sites 5, 6)
• 1501st repair and technical base (military unit 33787)
• 509th separate engineer battalion (military unit 03071)
• 41st operational and technical commandant's office (military unit 63627) Ozerny, st. Sovetskaya, 7
• 29th separate helicopter squadron (military unit 65177) - disbanded in December 2001
• Separate security and reconnaissance battalion (military unit 14245) (OBOR)
• 61st station (FPS military unit 80253)
• Separate operational and regulatory group (OERG) (military unit 14245-R) - disbanded
• 3rd separate medical battalion (military unit 46181)
• 9th mobile automobile repair shop (military unit 14245-D)
• 261st complex technical control unit (military unit 14245-R)

Combat formation of the Strategic Missile Forces; designed to prepare and deliver nuclear missile strikes against enemy strategic targets located in one or several strategic aerospace directions. Combat units R.D. are missile regiments. Missile regiments can be armed with combat missile systems of various types: individual launchers (OS), self-propelled launchers (SPU), combat railway missile systems (BZHRK), etc.; Depending on the armament of the missile regiments, missile divisions can be: OS, SPU and BZHRK, as well as divisions of mixed composition.

How the Strategic Missile Forces formations are the first R.D. were formed in 1960 – 1961. based on missile brigades, as well as artillery brigades and divisions and aviation divisions.

Harbin Missile Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the control of the 116th field artillery brigade, units of the 46th Harbin Tank Division, the 98th and 36th Air Force Mechanic Schools and the Trans-Baikal Pilot School, the 119th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 119th Missile Brigade was transformed into the 4th Missile Division. By directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces in October 1961, the honorary name was transferred by succession from the 46th Harbin Tank Division (formed in 1943 by order of the USSR NKO). The date of the annual holiday is July 1. Headquarters in Nerchinsk, Chita region, in 1964 relocated to the station. Dolino of the Trans-Baikal Railway, since 1965 in the village of Gorny, Uletovsky district, Chita region. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1963 to 1976, UR-100 (8K84) from 1966 to 1974, UR-100K (15A20) from 1973 to 1994, and from 1994 until disbandment - RT- 2RM (15Zh58). Commanders: Tyurin I.G., Shirokov V.I., Novikov G.M., Klochkov V.M., Lastochkin N.V., Kryzhko A.L., Shapovalov V.A., Lukin A.P., Khutortsev S.V., Martynov V.N., Arzamastsev S.I.

Guards Rocket Rezhitskaya Red Banner Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in May 1960, on the basis of the 19th Guards Cannon Artillery Rezhitsa Brigade, the 38th Motorized Rifle Division and the control of the 18th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Division, the 7th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 7th Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. By succession, the guards and honorary titles of the 19th Cannon Artillery Brigade were transferred to it. On November 2, 1967, she was awarded the Commemorative Banner of the CPSU Central Committee, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the Council of Ministers of the USSR for success in military labor in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated April 30, 1975, the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. The date of the annual holiday is July 14. Headquarters - village Vypolzovo, Bologovsky district, Tver region. In various years, the division was armed with: R-16U from 1963 to 1977, UR-100 from 1967 to 1979, MR UR-100 from 1975 to 1991, MR UR-100U from 1978 to 1994, and from 1994 to the present. RT-2PM. Commanders: Uvarov P.P., Morsakov Yu.S., Volkov A.P., Ivanov E.S., Khramchenkov V.P., Gribov A.V., Abramov A.S., Shurko A.F., Kuzichkin I.N.

Melitopol Red Banner Rocket Division. Based on the directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, in August 1960, the 25th Missile Brigade was formed on the basis of the personnel of the 21st and 33rd combat launch stations of the 24th UAP. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 25th Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. By succession, she was given the honorary title and order of the 91st Motorized Rifle Division. The date of the annual holiday is December 20. Headquarters - Kirov (regional), since July 1961 - Yurya village, Verkhovinsky district, Kirov region. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-16 (8K64U) from 1963 to 1977, URN 00 (8K84) from 1967 to 1979, MR-UR-100 (15A15) from 1975 to 1991, MR-UR-100U (15A16) from 1978 to 1994, and from 1994 to the present. RT-2PM (15Zh58). Kom-ry: Savelyev A.G., Gontarenko A.G., Plyusnin V.P., Balikhin V.E., Politsin A.V., Babeshko V.A., Kalyanov V.I., Malafeev V.I. ., Kovalenko G.N., Artemyev S.A., Arzamastsev S.I., Golovach V.V., Stefantsov E.V.

Guards Red Banner Missile Division, Order of Suvorov. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the 26th Guards Cannon Artillery Order of Suvorov Brigade of the 7th Cannon Artillery Division and the command and control of the 45th Tank Division, the 165th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces in February 1961, the guards title and order were transferred by succession. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 165th Missile Brigade was transformed into the 10th Missile Division of the Order of Suvorov. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated February 22, 1968, the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. The date of the annual holiday is October 27. Headquarters - Kostroma. Over the years, the division was armed with: R16U (8K64U) from 1962 to 1977, UR-100 (8K84) from 1968 to 1985, MR-UR-100 (15A15) from 1977 to 1988, MR-UR-100U (15A16) with 1979 to 1989, and from 1989 RT-23UTTH. Commanders: Dyachenko Ya.S., Shilin A.P., Tarasov N.V., Pylaev Yu.K., Tokarev B.P., Boytsov I.G., Shmonov V.M., Pustovoy I.V., Shmykov R.R., Gordeev Yu.A., Uvakin V.D., Bazhenov G.D., Bondarenko S.V.

Red Banner Rocket Division. Formed in February 1965. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated February 22, 1968, the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. By Resolution of the Central Committee of the CPSU, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 845-285 dated December 13, 1972, the division was awarded the Anniversary Badge of Honor in connection with the 50th anniversary of the USSR. The date of the annual holiday is September 15. Headquarters - village Dombarovka, Orenburg region. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1978, R-36M (15A14) from 1974 to 1984, R-36MUTTH (15A18) from 1979, R-36M2 (15A18M) from 1988 to the present. . Commanders: Chaplygin D.Kh., Sergunin Yu.N., Markitan R.V., Memetov T.A., Valynkin I.N., Negashev V.I., Vakulenko V.A., Voronin A.I., Vigovsky V. I., Kirillov V.A., Sklyar Yu.I., Konnov A.D., Kasyanenko A.V.

Rocket Kiev-Zhitomir Order of Kutuzov division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in May 1960, on the basis of the 234th howitzer artillery brigade, the 222nd corps artillery Kiev-Zhitomir Order of Kutuzov regiment, the 88th separate anti-tank fighter division, the 215th and 74th Air Force schools, the 201st was formed rocket brigade. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 201st missile brigade was transformed into a missile division. The honorary title and order were transferred to her by succession. The date of the annual holiday is November 19. Headquarters - Yoshkar-Ola. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1969 to 1977, RT-2 (8K98) from 1971 to 1980, RT-2P (8K98P) from 1976 to 1994, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1995 to present Commanders: Ageev D.D., Utrosin A.A., Aleshkin A.A., Yashin Yu.A., Kochemasov S.G., Kolesnikov G.A., Sizov V.M., Perminov A.N., Tsechoev M.S., Shevtsov V.I., Krasnov M.G., Ivanitsky S.S.

. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, the 205th Missile Brigade was formed on the basis of the 4th Guards Cannon Artillery Smolensk Order of Suvorov and Kutuzov Division. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 205th Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. The honorary title and orders were transferred to her by succession. Headquarters - Shadrinsk, Kurgan region. Disbanded in 1962. The division was armed with the R-12 complex. Commander: Osipov V.M.

Missile Zaporozhye Red Banner Orders of Suvorov and Kutuzov Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, by December 1, 1960, a missile division was formed on the basis of the 7th artillery Zaporozhye Red Banner Order of Suvorov and Kutuzov breakthrough division. The honorary title and orders were transferred to her by succession. Headquarters - Gaysin, Vinnytsia region, since 1964 - village. Rakovo, Khmelnitsky. By 12/30/1992 it was transferred to the Ukrainian Defense Ministry. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1961 to 1971, R-14 (8K65) from 1962 to 19721, UR-100N (15A30) from 1993 to 1983, UR-100NU (15A35) from 1979 to 1992. Commanders: Kobzar D.A., Krasnoshchek A.T., Egorov V.F., Arkhipov V.V., Altashin I.I., Pronin G.I., Karimov R.B., Shvets V.V. .

Guards Rocket Oryol-Berlin Order of Lenin Red Banner Division. Formed in December 1958 on the basis of the 11th Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Oryol-Berlin Red Banner Division. According to the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960 the 25th Aviation Division was renamed a missile division. The honorary and guards title and order were transferred to her by succession. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR in February 1968, the division was awarded the Order of Lenin. The date of the annual holiday is August 10. Headquarters - Valga, since 1982 - Kansk. Over the years, the division was armed with: UTTH (15Zh53) from 1985 to 1988, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1989 to the present. Commanders: Spiridenko N.K., Tyurmenko S.Ya., Orekhov L.V., Moroz V.V., Kondrashev B.I., Tikhonov P.P., Borzenkov A.S., Abdullin G.G., Gagarin V.G., Martynov V.N., Radyushkin V.M., Ivanitsky S.S.

Guards Rocket Gomel Order of Lenin, Red Banner Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. In July 1946, a special purpose brigade was created; from 1950 - 22nd special purpose brigade of the RVGK; from 1953 - 72nd engineering brigade of the RVGK; from April 1961 - missile division. Headquarters - village Berka (Thuringia, Soviet zone of occupation of Germany), from September 1947 - Kapustin Yar, from March 1953 - Medved, Novgorod region, from January 1959 - Germany, from August 1959 - Gvardeysk. Disbanded by May 31, 1990. In various years, the division was armed with: R-5M (8K51) from 1959 to 1966, R-12 (8K63) from 1961 to 1990. Disbanded on 04/31/91. Commanders: Tveretsky A.F., Gumirov V.M., Ivanov V.N., Kholopov A.I., Akimov B.A., Egorov V.M., Subbotin V.V., Polenkov G.M., Kopeikin A.N.

. Formed by 05/30/1961 from the 133rd missile brigade. Headquarters - Belogorsk, Amur Region, Ledyanaya station, Amur Region, since 1969 - village. Uglegorsk, Amur Region, Svobodny, Amur Region. Awarded the Pennant of the USSR Minister of Defense "For courage and military valor". Disbanded on April 1, 1994. The State Test Site will be deployed at its base. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1962 to 1975, URN 00 (8K84) from 1967 to 1974, UR-100K (15A20) from 1973 to 1993. Commanders: Gorbunov I.P., Egorov S. .I., Terentyev, A.P. Trushkin Yu.V., Talalaev V.V., Sevryukov N.I., Petrenko N.N., Vinidiktov A.N.

Guards Red Banner Missile Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the 28th Guards Cannon Artillery Red Banner Brigade of the 7th Cannon Artillery Division and the personnel of units of the 114th Motorized Rifle Division, the 198th Missile Brigade was formed. The Guards title and order were transferred to her by succession. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 198th Guards Red Banner Missile Brigade was transformed into a Guards Red Banner Missile Division. The date of the annual holiday is October 17. Headquarters - Kozelsk, Kaluga region. In various years the divisions were in service with: In various years the divisions were in service with: R-9A (8K75) from 1964 to 1976, UR-100 (8K84) from 1967 to 1977, UR-100N (15AZO) from 1975 to 1987, UR -100NU (15A35) from 1982 to present. Commanders: Raspopov Ya.V., Burmak M.S., Barabanshchikov V.M., Generalov V.A., Timofeev V.M., Petrov V.I., Bolshakov D.N., Polyakov B.A., Karavaitsev V.G., Karakaev S.D., Fedorov V.A., Antsiferov O.G.

Guards Rocket Vitebsk Order of Lenin Red Banner Division. In 1951, based on the directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the 54th special purpose brigade of the RVGK was created. In 1953, the 54th special purpose brigade of the RVGK was renamed the 85th engineering brigade, and in 1960 it was reorganized into a missile division. Honorary and guards titles and orders were transferred to it by succession from the 51st Guards Motorized Rifle Division. The date of the annual holiday is June 1 - Formation Day. Headquarters - Kapustin Yar, Taurags, Lithuanian SSR, Siauliai, Lithuanian SSR, since 1986 - Irkutsk. Over the years, the division was armed with: RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1988 to the present. Commanders: Nebozhenko T.N., Kolesnikov P.V., Garbuz L.S., Kolesov A.A., Kokin L.I., Glukhovsky V.P., Eriskovsky G.F., Tonkikh V.K., Lazarev V.N., Dremov V.V., Gontarenko V.N., Antsiferov V.V., Siver S.V., Kulay A.G.

Guards Missile Bryansk-Berlin Red Banner Division. Formed on July 1, 1960 from the control of the 83rd Aviation Division. Headquarters - Pinsk, since 1961 - Pruzhany. Disbanded by 01/31/1990. The division was armed with the R-12 complex. Commanders: Dvorko G.I., Chernyavsky F.L., Zabegailov Yu.P., Kadzilov B.I., Kokin A.A., Zhuravlev B.I. Zhuravlev Yu.M., Prozorov V.V.

Rocket Kherson Red Banner Division named after Marshal of the Soviet Union Ustinov D.F. Formed on July 1, 1960 from the management of the 12th engineering brigade of the RVGK. Headquarters - Postavy: Vitebsk region. Disbanded by 31.12. 1993. In various years, the division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1960 to 1976, R-14 (8K65) from 1962 to 1978, UTTH (15Zh53) from 1977 to 1990, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1991 to 1993. Commanders: Frontov V.F., Nedelin V.S., Lapshin A.S., Mikhtyuk V.A., V.Ya. Shavarin, G.D. Zaikov, Prozorov V.V., Rudenko V.S., Malafeev V.I.

Guards Rocket Svirskaya Red Banner Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Division. According to the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, the 7th Guards Svirskaya Red Banner Mortar Brigade of the Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky was reorganized into a missile division. Honorary and guards titles and orders were transferred to her by succession. The date of the annual holiday is March 19. Headquarters - Mozyr, Gomel region. Over the years, the division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1976 to 1989, 15Zh45 from 1976 to 1989, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1989 to 1996. Commanders: Osyukov G.L., Merzlyakov G.M., Borodunov E.S., Molozhaev I.I., Yushchenko V.P., Kunarev G.A., Kovalenko G.N., Uvakin V.D.

Rocket Red Banner Orders of Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the command and control units of the 65th Heavy Mortar Red Banner Order of Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Brigade of the 6th Artillery Breakthrough Division, the 46th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 46th Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. The orders were transferred to her by succession. The date of the annual holiday is December 15. Headquarters - Prokhladny, Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, since 1961. Ordzhonikidze, from 1967 - p. Oktyabrskoye Prigorodny district of the North Ossetian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, since 1982 - town. Borovikha, Altai region. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1961 to 1981, R-14 (8K65) from 1963 to 1982, and RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1983. Commanders: Ivanov G.A., Shevtsov V.N., Dryakhlykh N.I., Gladun V.G., Titarenko A.I., Fedorov V.G., Mikhtyuk V.A., Potapov E.S., Solovtsov N.E., Vorobiev V.A., Kalinichenko N.I., Rozovenko V.P., Svidersky K.V., Baranov A.A., Matveev S.S.

Guards Missile Vienna Red Banner Division. According to the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, the 211th Missile Brigade was formed on the basis of the 11th infantry brigade of the 4th division, control and one regiment of the 45th Tank Division and the Tomsk School of Communications. Based on a directive from the USSR Ministry of Defense, in April 1961 the 211th Missile Brigade was reorganized into a missile division. The honorary and guards titles and order were transferred to her by succession from the 265th Guards Tank Regiment of the 45th Tank Division. The date of the annual holiday is June 11. Headquarters - Krasnoyarsk. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1964 to 1975, UR-100 (8K84) from 1966 to 1975, UR-100K (15A20) from 1974 to 1994, RT-23UTTH (15Zh61) from 1990 Commanders: Melnik V.P., Malinovsky G.N., Kruglov P.P., Mikhailenko V.D., Ryazantsev V.Ya., Shcherbatykh A.I., Kozlov V.N., Kruglikov O.G., Doroshin Yu.A., Zolotopupov S.V., Bakharev A.V.

Guards Rocket Sevastopol Order of Lenin and Kutuzov Division. Formed on the basis of the 22nd engineering brigade of the RVGK. Headquarters - Lutsk. Transferred to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Disbanded 12/30/92. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63), 15Zh53. Commanders: Fadeev V.I., Vorobiev K.M., Degtyarenko P.G., Gerasimov V.I., Baranov V.L., Pasmurov P.I., Yudin N.V.

Missile division. Formed in April 1965. The date of the annual holiday is June 1. Headquarters Derzhavinsk. In various years, the missile division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1979, R-36M (15A14) from 1976 to 1983, R-36MUTTH (15A18) from 1979 R-36M2 (15A18M). Commanders: Paramonov V.F., Sakharov M.F., Plotnikov Yu.I., Kirilin V.V., Nikolaev A.I., Norenko Yu.N., Fedyaev Yu.A., Khashegulgov A.M.

Guards Rocket Glukhov Order of Lenin Red Banner Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Division. In May 1960, the 212th Missile Brigade was formed on the basis of the control of the 21st heavy howitzer artillery brigade and the Siberian Pilot School; in April 1961 it was transformed into a missile division. Honorary and guards titles and orders were transferred to it by succession from the 1st Guards Artillery Breakthrough Division of the RVGK. The date of the annual holiday is June 11. Headquarters - town. Pashino. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16 (8K64U) from 1963 to 1979, 15Zh45 from 1977 to 1989, RT-2PM (15Zh58) since 1989. Commanders: N.I. Zaikov, M.E. Artyukh, Aleshkin A.A., Ovchinnikov N.N., Pridatko L.S., Kuldykov S.G., Chertkov V.P., Okhrimenko N.P., Kamalov K.Sh., Mazurov V.M., Privalov G. N., Reva I.F., Pustovalov N.A., Bratukhin N.K.

Missile Krasnoselskaya Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division. Created on the basis of the 8th Missile Brigade in April 1961. The honorary name and orders were transferred by succession. Headquarters - Ostrov, Pskov region. In various years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1961 to 1990, R-14 (8K65) from 1963 to 1983. Commanders: Kalchanov A.D., Brovtsin A.N., Dadayan A.S., Tyrtsev B.K., Shatalov I.L., Sokolykh Yu.M., Kovalev. V.A.

Guards Missile Lvov-Berlin Orders of Kutuzov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the 138th Guards Anti-Aircraft Artillery Lviv-Berlin Order of Kutuzov and Bohdan Khmelnitsky Brigade and the 81st Tank Regiment of the 36th Motorized Rifle Division, the 216th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 216th missile brigade was transformed into a missile division. The honorary and guard titles were transferred to her by succession. The date of the annual holiday is June 11. Headquarters - Aleysk. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1979, R-36M (15A14) from 1983, R-36MUTTH (15A18) from 1979. Commanders: Glusich K.F.,. Danilchenko M.P., Roshchin G.I., Trobyuk D.A., Cherkesov G.K. Ivanov V.E., Sadovsky V.N., Chernega Yu.P., Torazevich V.E.

Missile division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the 18th howitzer artillery brigade, the 6th breakthrough artillery division and the 19th training tank regiment, the 202nd missile brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 202nd Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. The date of the annual holiday is December 1. Headquarters - Nizhny Tagil. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1960 to 1977, 15Zh45 from 1978 to 1985, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1986 to the present. Commanders: Maisky O.I., Vishenkov V.M., Panin N.T., Ivanov V.L., Linovitsky E.P., Kryzhko A.L., Basamykin N.I., Kudrin S.P., Zakharov V.L., Kot A.V., Ponomarenko A.G., Bolgarsky A.I.

Guards Rocket Smolensk Orders of Suvorov and Kutuzov Division. Formed on the basis of the 200th missile brigade in April 1961. Headquarters - Romny. Transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 1992. In various years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1962 to 1984, R-14 (8K65) from 1962 to 1983, 15Zh53 from 1982 to 1992. Commanders: A. Glushchenko. I., Statsenko I.D., Osipov V.M., Makhotkin N.M., Topoltsev V.F., Bilyk V.D., Svirin A.A., Gerasimov V.P., Chupriyanov V.L. , Khinevich A.P.

Missile division. Created on the basis of the 23rd special purpose brigade, 73rd engineering brigade of the RVGK in April 1961. Headquarters - Kolomyia. Transferred to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-5M (8K51) from 1960 to 1968, R-12 (8K63) from 1961 to 1989. Disbanded by March 31, 1990.

Commanders: Grigoriev M.G., Tonkikh F.P., Dibrova I.F., Nikiforov N.S., Sapozhnikov Yu.A., E.G. Fursa, Fedorov V.A., Makarevich A.A., Karimov R.B.

Red Banner Rocket Division. Formed on July 1, 1060 on the basis of the 96th Aviation Division. Headquarters - Ussuriysk, Primorsky Territory. Since September 1965 Manzovka, Primorsky Krai. Disbanded in September 1970. In various years, the division was armed with: R-5M from 1961 to 1967, R-12 from 1961 to 1970, R-14 from 1962 to 1970. Commanders: I.F. Presnyakov, Ponomarenko V.N., Evseev F.F.

Rocket Nizhnedneprovskaya Order of the October Revolution Red Banner Division. Created in April 1961 on the basis of the 29th Missile Brigade. Headquarters - Pervomaisk. Since 1992 it has been transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of February 21, 1978, she was awarded the Order of the October Revolution. Commanders: Khomenko I.A., Koloty A.I., Gavrilov G.D., Lapshin N.V., Shabelnik I.M., Sergeev I.D., Regentov Yu.P., Goryntsev V.V., Tolubko V.B., Filatov N.M., Ilyashov A.A.

Missile division. Created in April 1961. Headquarters - town. Yasnaya, Olovyaninsky district, Chita region. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1964 to 1977, URN 00 (8K84) from 1966 to 1974, UR-100K (15A20) from 1973 to 1991. Disbanded by March 31, 1992. Commanders: Dryakhlykh N.I., Ermoshkin V.P., Eremeev I.M., Ivanov V.N., Kozlov G.V., Lysenkov G.F., Zlobin N.V., Mikhailov V.I.

Guards Missile Stanislavsko-Budapest Red Banner Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the management of the 18th Guards Army Stanislav-Budapest Red Banner Corps and the management of the 34th Mortar Brigade, the 213th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 213th Missile Brigade was transformed into a missile division. The division, by succession, was given the guards and honorary titles and the order of the 18th Army Corps. The date of the annual holiday is June 11. Headquarters - Lida. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1960 to 1981, 15Zh45 from 1981 to 1990, RT-2PM (15Zh58) from 1989 to 1996. Disbanded by 01/01/1997. Commanders: Kurasanov P.S. ., Glushchenko A.I., Zhukov Yu.A., Korsun F.I., Muravyov V.A., Novikov V.I., Zharko V.Kh., Kozlov A.V., Krivov A.E., Ivantsov A.I.

Red Banner Rocket Division. Formed on May 30, 1961 on the basis of the 80th missile brigade of the RVGK. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of May 8, 1985, she was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. Headquarters - Belokorovichi. Disbanded by April 30, 1991. In various years, the missile division was armed with: R-12 (8K63) from 1960 to 1984, 15Zh45 from 1985 to 1991. Commanders: Ladilov A.N., Gnido P.A., Bondarenko B.A. ., Lobanov B.I., Ivanushkin V.M., Chichevatov N.M., Vershkov I.V., Vakhrushev L.P.

Missile division. Formed to fulfill international duty in the Republic of Cuba in 1962. Commander: I.D. Statsenko.

Ternopil-Berlin Rocket Order of Bohdan Khmelnitsky and Red Star Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in May 1960, on the basis of the control, the 1170th and 1208th anti-aircraft artillery regiments of the 98th anti-aircraft artillery Ternopil-Berlin Order of Bohdan Khmelnitsky and the Red Star of the division, the 35th Air Force school and the 15th training tank regiment The 206th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the 206th missile brigade was transformed into a missile division. The divisions were given an honorary title and orders by succession. The date of the annual holiday is June 27. Headquarters - Bershet city, Perm region. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16U (8K64U) from 1962 to 1976, UR-100 (8K84) from 1966 to 1975, UR-100K (15A20) from 1974 to 1994, RT-23UTTH (15Zh61) from 1989 Commanders : Ivanov Z.T., Parshin P.S., Kabanov P.I., Drukarev A.A., Kozlov V.A., Belousov V.V., Balabolkin I.M., Kirillov Yu.F., Subbotin A.G., Sipenko B.V.

Rocket Brest Order of Suvorov Division. Formed on May 30, 1961 from the 97th Missile Brigade. In 1965 it was reorganized into the 48th missile brigade. Headquarters - Dzhambul. Commanders: Morozov V.D., Kiforenko N.L.

Guards Rocket Order of Kutuzov Division. Based on the directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense, in May 1960, on the basis of the 27th Guards Cannon Artillery Brigade of the Order of Kutuzov, 7th Cannon Artillery Division, 541st Artillery Regiment and 207th School of Mechanics, the 197th Missile Brigade was formed. By directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the guards name and order were transferred by succession. By directive of the USSR Ministry of Defense in April 1961, the brigade was transformed into the Guards Missile Division of the Order of Kutuzov. The date of the annual holiday is October 15. Headquarters - Teykovo. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-16U9 (8K64U) from 1962 to 1977, UR-100 (8K84) from 1968 to 1975, UR-100K (15A20) from 1971 to 1991, and from 1988 to the present. V. RT-2PM (15P158). Commanders: Zabrailov B.E., Leshin A.V., Shilovsky V.P., Urlin I.B., Oleinik I.I., Byakov F.A., Cherenov V.P., Rudenko V.S., Sinyakovich L.E., Chistopolsky P.A., Pchelintsev Yu.A., Fazletdinov I.R.

Missile division. Formed in February 1965. The date of the annual holiday is August 18. Headquarters - Zhangiztobe. Disbanded on December 30, 1995. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1979, R-36 (15A14) from 1976 to 1984, R-36MUTTH (15A18) from 1979 to 1995. Commanders: Larichev A.D., Chernov Yu.V., Krasnoshchekov S.K., Lapitsky S.N., Tivanov V.I., Kulikov V.E., Vishenkov V.V., Karpov O.I.

Rocket Melitopol Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division, formed in April 1961. Headquarters - Karmelava, Kaunas region, Lithuanian SSR. Disbanded in 1991. The missile division was armed with the RK R-12. Commanders: Bereznyak N.I., Abrashkevich V.A., Skvortsov V.E., Ermak S.N., Khokhlachev N.M., Erokhin V.M.

Missile division. Formed in February 1965. The date of the annual holiday is November 1. Headquarters - Kartaly. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1979, R-36M from 1975 to 1983, R-36MUTTH (15A18) since 1979. Commanders: Kharchenko A.T., Shirshov V.T. , Khlopyachy R.M., Kondratiev V.A., Bobin G.I., Merkulov Yu.A., Konarev A.L., Alekseev V.P., Lokotko A.A., Plakidin A.V., Bondarenko S.V., Konnov A.D., Mikholap L.A.

Taman Rocket Order of the October Revolution, Red Banner Division named after the 60th anniversary of the USSR. Formed in April 1961 on the basis of the 229th Fighter Aviation Taman Red Banner Division. By directive of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the honorary title and order were transferred by succession. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated February 21, 1978, the division was awarded the Order of the October Revolution. The date of the annual holiday is September 1. Headquarters - town. Tatishchevo. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: UR-100 (8K84) from 1966 to 1978, UR-100N (15AZO) from 1976 to 1984, UR-100NU (15A35) from 1982, RT-23UTTH (15ZH60) from 1989, RS -12M2 from 1997 to present Commanders: Severov L.S., Kovalenko V.L., Lopatin N.Ya., Kasyanov A.A., Makarovsky Yu.M., Chilikin S.N., Yakovlev V.N., Kononov Yu.E., Kavelin Yu.N., Kirillov V.A.

Red Banner Rocket Division. Formed in February 1965. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated February 22, 1968, the division was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. The date of the annual holiday is April 13. Headquarters - Uzhur. Over the years, the missile division was armed with: R-36 (8K67) from 1966 to 1979, R-36 (15A14) from 1975 to 1992, R-36MUTTH (15A18) from 1979 to present, R-36 (15A18 ) from 1990 to present Commanders: Prikhodko P.M., Ryzleytsev S.I., Kotlovtsev N.N., Sedykh V.S., Smelik E.I., Martynenko A.F., Ashcheulov V.I., Shvaichenko A.A., Churakov V.Yu., Solokhin S.P., Sivachev A.D., Zubkov A.Yu., Kashlev Yu.G.

In addition to the combat personnel in the R.D. includes units and units of special forces and rear missile divisions.