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	xx T-62 Fotos: 1 2 3 4	Main Battle Tank The mainstay of the Russian Army for more than two decades, the T-62M last saw Russian first-line service in Afghanistan, before being pensioned off to the second-echelon forces and reserves. This rugged vehicle was exported around the world and was ideally suited for the armored ‘flying columns’ employed in the Afghan war. Now, many of the Russian T-62s are in the hands of the Taleban. With its characteristic dome-shaped turret, the T-62 is armed with a 115 mm smoothbore gun. Secondary armament includes a coaxial and anti-aircraft machine gun. Self-defense includes the ubiquitous smoke dischargers and smoke-screen generator connected to the diesel engine.
	xx T-54B/T-55 Fotos: 1 2 3 4	Main Battle Tank Though obsolete for decades, by the standards of the Western powers, the T54 and its cousin, the T-55, are still in service in many countries and can still be effective weapons. Sporting a 100 mm D-10T2S main gun and Armour effective against light cannon, the T-54 soldiers on. The gun may no longer be able to penetrate current tank Armour, but is still a threat to light vehicles and APCs. The T-54B has precious little defense against modern missiles and aircraft, comprising little more than smoke capability and an anti-aircraft machine gun.
	xx BTR-60P Fotos: 1 2 3 4 5	Armored Personnel carrier The BTR-60 is an amphibious 8 x 8 wheeled armored personnel carrier, with a crew of two and a normal troop complement of 12.
	xx BMP-1 Fotos: 1 2 3	Infantry Fighting Vehicle The BMP-1 was designed in the 1960s. It was intended to be an amphibious personnel carrier capable of supporting its eight-man troop complement directly. Weapons include a 73 mm gun firing rocket-assisted ammunition and a wire-guided anti-tank missile of ‘60s vintage. The infantry were originally intended to be able to fire their rifles from inside the vehicle, though this was later found to be of limited utility. A successful (and cheap) design, many thousands of BMP-1s have been produced, seeing service all over the world.
	xx BRDM-2 Fotos: 1 2 3 4	Scout Car The BRDM-2 is a ubiquitous light vehicle used as the chassis for a number of purposes. The basic BRDM-2 represented here is a 2 to 4-man 4 x 4 scout car with light machine gun armament.
	xx BTR-60PU-12 Fotos: 1	Air Defense Command Post This variant of the BTR-60 is equipped with the communications equipment necessary to co-ordinate air defense units.
.	xx Rangir Fotos:	Air Defense Command Post This variant of the MT-LB is equipped with the communications equipment and workstations necessary to command and co-ordinate the efforts of air defense units.
	xx D-20 Fotos: 1	152 mm Gun Howitzer The D-20 is a 152 mm gun howitzer of ‘50s vintage, still in service in some countries.
.	xx M1966 Fotos:	76 mm Mountain Gun The M1966 is a 76 mm light mountain gun widely used in the rugged terrain of Afghanistan.
.	xx Fotos:	100mm
	xx 2S1 Gvozdika Fotos: 1 2 3	122 mm Self-Propelled Howitzer The 2S1 is a 122 mm howitzer with a 4-man crew, mounted on a derivation of the MT-LB chassis.
	xx 2S3 Akatsiya Fotos: 1	152 mm Self-Propelled Gun Howitzer The 2S3 is a 152 mm howitzer with a 4-man crew. It has a secondary armament of an anti-aircraft machine gun.
	xx BM-21 Grad Fotos: 1 2	122 mm Multiple Rocket Launcher The BM-21 is a rocket artillery system of ‘50s vintage, comprising an Ural cross-country truck chassis and a 40-round elevatable launcher on the rear deck. It is still in widespread use with many Russian client countries. Russia operates an improved derivation of this system with a 50 round launcher known as the 9A51 Prima, which employs a parachute-retarded HE fragmentation round.
	xx Type-63 Fotos: 1	107mm MRL
	xx Frog-7 Fotos: 1	.
	2 Scud Fotos: 1	.
.	xx Fotos:	120mm mortar
.	xx Fotos:	160mm mortar
	xx AT-1 Snapper Fotos: 1	ATGW
	xx AT-3 Sagger Fotos: 1	ATGW
	xx AT-4 Spigot Fotos: 1	ATGW
	xx AT-5 Spandrel Fotos: 1	ATGW
	xx ZU-23 Fotos: 1 2 3	Twin 23 mm anti-aircraft gun. The ZU-23 is an optically aimed towed light anti-aircraft gun system; short-ranged and lacking accuracy, but potentially lethal against helicopters.
	20 ZSU-23-4 Shilka Fotos: 1 2 3	Quad 23 mm Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun System. The Shilka is an old anti-aircraft gun system, but still an effective threat in its latest, improved versions. The ZSU-23-4’s main armament is a quad battery of 23 mm cannons firing Armour piercing and high explosive rounds. Aimed by a Gun Dish radar system, the Shilka can rapidly lay fire out to 2,500 m on aircraft or helicopter targets.
	xx 9K31 Strela-1 (SA-9 Gaskin) Fotos: 1 2 3	Low-Altitude Surface-to-Air Missile System. Mounted on a BRDM-2 chassis, the Strela-1 is an infrared-guided SAM system. Acquiring targets using its IR detector from cues given by friendly early warning radars, the missile has a maximum range around 8,000 m.
	xx 9K37 Buk-1M (SA-11 Gadfly) Fotos: 1 2	Low-to-High-Altitude Surface-to-Air Missile System. The Buk-1M system comprises a self-propelled mount vehicle that carries and launches the missiles. On the front of this vehicle is mounted the Fire Dome monopulse tracking radar for guiding the missiles. A second vehicle mounts the 9S18M1 Snow Drift target acquisition radar. The 9M38M1 missile fired by the Buk-1M has a maximum range of around 32,000 m. However, the system also has a significantly large minimum range, in the region of 3,000 m, making it difficult to engage close targets such as battlefield helicopters.
	xx 9K35 Strela-10M2 (SA-13 Gopher) Fotos: 1 2	Low-Altitude Surface-to-Air Missile System Mounted on a derivative MT-LB chassis, the Strela-10 is an infrared-guided SAM system. Acquiring targets using its IR detector from cues given by friendly early warning radars or an onboard radar detection system, the missile has a maximum effective range around 5,000 m and a minimum range of around 800 m.
.	350 Fotos:	37mm AA gun
.	xx Fotos:	85mm AA gun
.	xx Fotos:	100mm AA gun
	xx SA-2 ?? Fotos: 1 2 3	.
	xx SA-3 ?? Fotos: 12	.
	xx SA-7/ Hong Ying-5 ? Fotos: 1	.
	xx Stinger ? Fotos: 1 2 3 4 5	.
	xx Blowpipe ? Fotos:	.
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Luftwaffe

.	20 MiG-21 Fishbed	.
.	xx MiG-23 Flogger ??	.
.	15 Su-22 Fitter	.
.	15 L-39 Albatros	.
.	xx An-12	.
.	xx An-24	.
	xx An-26 250,	.
	xx An-32 342, 350, 353, 357,	.
	xx G.222TCM Fotos: MM62145,	Transportflugzeug der italienischen Alenia
	xx Mi-8 605, 607, xx Mi-8MT 583, xx Mi-17 514, 522,	.
	xx Mi-35(Mi-24V) Hind-E 68, 89, 110, 111,	Mil

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