Rooks in Afghanistan: Volume 1 Sukhoi Su-25 in the Afghanistan war, 1981-1985
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| adam_text | CONTENTS Glossary and Abbreviations 2 USSR Chapter 1: They were the First - The Resurgence 3 of Attack Aviation MONGOLIA Chapter 2: In Special Circumstances 10 Chapter 3: ‘Two Hundredths’ - Second Shift 18 Chapter 4: The Rooks in Bagram 26 Chapter 5: From Squadron to Regiment 35 iNORTH KOREA SOUTH] KOREA* PAKISTAN Chapter 6: 378th Independent Attack Aviation Regiment, 1984-1985 48 MYANMAR t У P-Z^AOI Appendix: Attack Aviation as Part of the 40th Army Air Force PHILIPINES 69 Notes 70 Bibliography 71 (CAMBODIA INDONESIA Helion Company Limited Unit 8 Amherst Business Centre Budbrooke Road Warwick CV34 5WE England Tel. 01926 499 619 Fax 0121 711 4075 Email: info@helion.co.uk Website: www.helion.co.uk Twitter: @helionbooks Visit our blog http://blog.helion.co.uk/ Published by Helion Company 2023 Designed and typeset by Mach 3 Solutions Ltd (www.mach3solutions.co.uk) Cover designed by Paul Hewitt, Battlefield Design (www.battlefield-design.co.uk) Text ©Andrey Korotkov 2023 Diagrams and Maps © Tom Cooper 2023 Artworks © Yuriy Tepsurkaev 2023 Photographs were sourced from (including personal archives) the author, S. Aksenov, A. Araslanov, S. Burdin, V. Butorin, Vaitsekauskas, N. Vdovin, V. Vysotsky, V. Goncharenko, S. Gorshkov, S.Gritskevich, E. Derkulsky, A. Ermakov, V. Zinchenko, N. Korovin, A. Kramarevsky, T. Kononenko, Y. Krylov, A. Kudryavtsev, V. Kuzma, V. Leonenkov, N. Lyubimchenko, V. Maksimenko, I. Musyala, S. Moiseev, A. Moseev, I. Neporozhniy, A. Novikov, N. Prikhodko, S. Rodnykh, I. Ryabchenko, S. Salnikov, A. Seregin, V. Simchenko, P. Strizhak, N. Tatarintsev, A.
Timofeev, V. Fedchenko, S. Kharchenko, G. Chergizov, B. Chetvertakov, P. Shabalin, Y. Shapurov, S. Shilonosov, V. Yankov, and V. Yatsenko. ISBN 978-1-804510-13-1 British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data. A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the express written consent of Helion Company Limited. For details of other military history titles published by Helion Company Limited contact the above address, or visit our website: http://www.helion.co.uk. We always welcome receiving book proposals from prospective authors. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München PAPUA NEW GUINEA
FURY FROM THE NORTH 6. Wearable emergency supply pack- designed to sustain an aircraft crew member and signal his/her location after an emergency landing. Chapter 6 1. 2. 3. 4. Anton Moseyev, the technician responsible for the Su-25 Bort Number 51, painted a big heart in red on the cover of the drop tank of his jet. For this purpose, he borrowed the paint from his colleague, Andrey Bolyukh, intending to actually paint a cartoon ‘ace of diamonds’. However, after the shoot down of the Bort Number 27, he stopped, and his artwork remained incomplete. Islamic Party of Afghanistan. Notably, the mass of Afghan Mujahedeen was actually organised into seven different political parties, six of which (bar the one commanded by Ahmad Shah Massoud) were supported by the Afghan Bureau of the Inter Service Intelligence ( ISI) of Pakistan, on behalf of the presidency of that country. As the sole body in control of the distribution of the international aid provided from all over the World (especially by the USA and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), the ISI was capable of exercising at least indirect control over the activity and major operations of the military wings of the parties it was supporting. 100kg bombs on multi-point ejector racks. As mentioned above, the 378th OShAP was also equipped with L-39s training jets. However, these were never deployed in combat: these jets made in Czechoslovakia were used as weather scouts, radio relays, or to familiarise new pilots with the territory ofoperations: at least as often, they were used to provide refresher training after a leave or
hospitalisation and this included live firing exercises on the firing ranges. For this purpose, L-39s could be armed with UB-16-57 pods or FAB-100bombs. 5. The 70th Brigade was deployed in the Helmland and Kandahar provinces of eastern Afghanistan and thus close to the border to Pakistan, where it saw intensive operations against the Mujahedeen. The unit was decorated with the Orders of Kutuzov and Boghdan Khmelnitsky twice. 6. Caravans would stop there to water their camels after a long crossing of the Registan Desert. 7. 1 Company of the 334th Detached Special Forces of the 15th Detached Brigade of the Special Forces of the GRU. 8. Kovalev Nikolai Ivanovich, Lieutenant Colonel, commander of a squadron of 181 Air Force ops of 40th Army, was killed on 1 June 1985. By the Decree of the USSR Supreme Soviet of 5 February 1986 he was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union (posthumously). 9. Soap Hill 10. The aircraft hitching hook was used with the PTK-25 and the connecting link with PTK-25C as it allowed connection of two canopies. 11. For example, the Sukhoi Design Bureau’s Vityaz and Ulan-Ude Aviation Factory’s logos. 12. In September 1941 the title ‘Guards unit’ was introduced in the Red Army. The title ‘Guards’ was assigned to military units, ships, formations and associations of the Soviet Armed Forces that had distinguished themselves in combat during the Great Patriotic War. The military formation received the Guards banner and personnel received the Guards title and badge. In the post-war period, the title of ‘Guards’ was transferred as part of continuity to
preserve the combat traditions of the units distinguished in the Great Patriotic War. BIBLIOGRPAHY Gromov, Boris, The Limited Contingent (Moscow, Russia: Progress, 1994) Karev, Nikolay, ‘Afghan Diary’, www. Airforce, ru Russian Air Force: People and Planes, http://www.airforce.ru/history/localwars/ afganistan/index.htm Korotkov, A., ‘Monthly reports from the 40th Army Headquarters on Combat Operations in Afghanistan’, Air Combat Defence Magazine (in Russian), No. 4, 2013 Extracts from the historical journals of the attack aviation regiments Extracts from aircraft logbooks Proceedings of the 206 shab historical museum, Lida. ‘Air Force Information Digest’ No. 1 (180) (Moscow, 1989) ‘Flight Operations Manual for the Aviation of the Armed Forces of the USSR. NPP-78’ (Moscow, 1978) ‘Instruction on Aircraft Engineering Service of the Armed Forces of the USSR. (NIAS-78)’ (Moscow, 1978) V.V.Alferov, ‘Serving the Fatherland. Memories of a Leading Test Engineer’ (Moscow: Bedretdinov Co. Publishing Group, 2003) L.Antseliovich, ‘Unknown Sukhoi. Years in the Secret KB’ (Moscow: Yauza, Eksmo, 2008) ‘Afghanistan: History, Economy, Culture’ (Moscow, 1989) ‘Afghanistan. Reference Map. Geographical Names Index’ (Moscow: GUGK, 1982) LA. Bedretdinov, ‘P.O. Sukhoi Su-25 and its modifications’ (Moscow: R-Major, 1994) LA. Bedretdinov, ‘The Sturmovik Su-25 and its Modifications’ (Moscow: Bedretdinov Co. Publishing Group Ltd., 2002) E.I.Besschetnov, ‘Vzletnaya strip’ (Moscow: Molodaya gvardiya, 1990) E.I. Besschetnov, ‘We are Internationalists’, postcard set (Moscow: Plakat, 1988) N.YVasilin,
A.L.Gurinovich. ‘Anti-Aircraft Missile Systems’ (Minsk: Poppuri, 2002) V.V.Gagin, ‘The Air War in Afghanistan’ (Voronezh: ILDVA, 2004) B.V.Gromov, ‘Limited Contingent’ (Moscow: Progress, Culture, 1994) Edited by G.F. Krivosheev, ‘The veil of secrecy has been lifted. Losses of the Armed Forces of the USSR in wars, combat operations and military conflicts. Statistical Research’ (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1993) GYefimenko, ‘Rooks. 20 Years - Flight Normal!’ (Budennovsk, 2004) ‘The Book of Memory of the Soviet Soldiers Who Died in Afghanistan’, vol.l, A-L (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1995), vol.2, M-Y (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1999) S. Kozlov et al, ‘GRU Special Forces. Fifty Years of History, Twenty Years ofWar’, 3rd ed. (Moscow: SPSL Russian Panorama, 2002) S. Kozlov et al, ‘GRU Spetsnaz - 2. The war is not over, the war continues’ (Moscow: SPSL Russian Panorama, 2002) G.A.Kolesnikov, A.M.Rozhkov, ‘Orders and Medals of the USSR’ (Minsk: Narodnaya Asveta, 1986) A.E. Korotkov, AY. Kozhemyakin, ‘The Su-25 Attack Aircraft. 30 years in action. Part I. In Armed Forces of the USSR 1981-1991’ (Moscow, 2012) A.A.Lyakhovsky, V.M.Zabrodin, ‘Secrets of Afghan War’ (Moscow: Planeta, 1991) A.A.Lyakhovsky, ‘The Tragedy and Valour ofAfghanistan’ (Moscow: Iskona, 1995) V .A. Zolotarev, ‘Russia (USSR) in Local Wars and Armed Conflic in the Second Half of the 20th Century’ (Moscow: Moscow, 2000) O.S.Samoilovich, ‘Near Sukhoi’ (Moscow, 1999) VI . Feskov, K.A. Kalashnikov, and VI. Golikov, ‘The Soviet Army during the Cold War (1945-1991)’ (Tomsk, 2004) A.Sherstyuk, ‘Rooks. A Quarter of a Century at War’ (Budennovsk,
2009) E. Nikitenko, ‘The Afghan Campaign: Untapped Experience’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, Nos. 3-6, 2008, Nos. 1-6, 2009. E. Nikitenko, With Whom the 40th Army Fought. The Structure and Organisation of the Afghan Armed Opposition’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 2, 2010 ‘Afghan Insurgent Tactics’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 6, 2012, Nos. 2-4, 2013 71
ASIA@WAR VOLUME 42 ‘Excerpts from the 40th Army Combat Log’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 6, 2013, Nos. 1-2, 2014 ‘Monthly Reports of the Headquarters of the 40th Army on Combat Operations in Afghanistan’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, Nos. 3-4, No. 6, 2010, Nos. 1-4, 2011, Nos. 1, 5, 2013, Nos. 3-5, 2014, Nos. 1-2,2015 A. Vasilets, ‘Attacking Handwriting’, Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper, July 1988 V. Okulov, ‘The Boy from Chkalov Street’, Sobesednik newspaper, April 1988. A. Oliynik, ‘I m Landing’, Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper, December 1987 N.Kachuk, ‘Sturmoviki - put on orders’, Armiya magazine, No 6, 2005 A.A. Araslanov, ‘Year of Life - Year of Death. Afghan diary of an assault pilot’, ArtOfWar website. Creativity of veterans of recent wars, http://artofwar.rU/a/araslanow_a_a/text_0040.shtml ‘Flight incidents in Russia, the USSR and the Russian Federation during combat operations’, EWAUL alumni forum, http:// forum.evvaul.com/index.php?topic=327.90 A.A. Osipov, ‘Lessons of the war in Afghanistan’, Proza.ru website, https://proza.ru/2014/05/20/1575 ‘Fortifications of Afghan Mujahideen’, Kunduz.ru website, http:// www.kunduz.ru/ukreprayony-afganskikh-modzhakhedov Website of Barnaul WAUL, http://www.vaul.ru/ Website ofBorisoglebsk WAUL, http://www.bwaul.ru/ Website ofEisk WAUL, http://evvaul.com/ Website of Kachinskoe WAUL, http://www.kacha.ru/ Website of Chernigov WAUL, http://www.chwaul.net/ Website of Daugavpils WAIU, http://www.dwaiu.narod.ru/ Website of Irkutsk WAIU, http://www.ivvaiu.ru/ Website of Kiev WAIU, http://www.kvvaiu.net/ Website of Riga WAIU,
http://www.rvvaiu.ru/ Website of Kaliningrad VATU, http://kvatu.org.ru/ Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 72
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CONTENTS Glossary and Abbreviations 2 USSR Chapter 1: They were the First - The Resurgence 3 of Attack Aviation MONGOLIA Chapter 2: In Special Circumstances 10 Chapter 3: ‘Two Hundredths’ - Second Shift 18 Chapter 4: The Rooks in Bagram 26 Chapter 5: From Squadron to Regiment 35 iNORTH KOREA SOUTH] KOREA* PAKISTAN Chapter 6: 378th Independent Attack Aviation Regiment, 1984-1985 48 MYANMAR't У P-Z^AOI Appendix: Attack Aviation as Part of the 40th Army Air Force PHILIPINES 69 Notes 70 Bibliography 71 (CAMBODIA INDONESIA Helion Company Limited Unit 8 Amherst Business Centre Budbrooke Road Warwick CV34 5WE England Tel. 01926 499 619 Fax 0121 711 4075 Email: info@helion.co.uk Website: www.helion.co.uk Twitter: @helionbooks Visit our blog http://blog.helion.co.uk/ Published by Helion Company 2023 Designed and typeset by Mach 3 Solutions Ltd (www.mach3solutions.co.uk) Cover designed by Paul Hewitt, Battlefield Design (www.battlefield-design.co.uk) Text ©Andrey Korotkov 2023 Diagrams and Maps © Tom Cooper 2023 Artworks © Yuriy Tepsurkaev 2023 Photographs were sourced from (including personal archives) the author, S. Aksenov, A. Araslanov, S. Burdin, V. Butorin, Vaitsekauskas, N. Vdovin, V. Vysotsky, V. Goncharenko, S. Gorshkov, S.Gritskevich, E. Derkulsky, A. Ermakov, V. Zinchenko, N. Korovin, A. Kramarevsky, T. Kononenko, Y. Krylov, A. Kudryavtsev, V. Kuzma, V. Leonenkov, N. Lyubimchenko, V. Maksimenko, I. Musyala, S. Moiseev, A. Moseev, I. Neporozhniy, A. Novikov, N. Prikhodko, S. Rodnykh, I. Ryabchenko, S. Salnikov, A. Seregin, V. Simchenko, P. Strizhak, N. Tatarintsev, A.
Timofeev, V. Fedchenko, S. Kharchenko, G. Chergizov, B. Chetvertakov, P. Shabalin, Y. Shapurov, S. Shilonosov, V. Yankov, and V. Yatsenko. ISBN 978-1-804510-13-1 British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data. A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the express written consent of Helion Company Limited. For details of other military history titles published by Helion Company Limited contact the above address, or visit our website: http://www.helion.co.uk. We always welcome receiving book proposals from prospective authors. Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München PAPUA NEW GUINEA
FURY FROM THE NORTH 6. Wearable emergency supply pack- designed to sustain an aircraft crew member and signal his/her location after an emergency landing. Chapter 6 1. 2. 3. 4. Anton Moseyev, the technician responsible for the Su-25 Bort Number 51, painted a big heart in red on the cover of the drop tank of his jet. For this purpose, he borrowed the paint from his colleague, Andrey Bolyukh, intending to actually paint a cartoon ‘ace of diamonds’. However, after the shoot down of the Bort Number 27, he stopped, and his artwork remained incomplete. Islamic Party of Afghanistan. Notably, the mass of Afghan Mujahedeen was actually organised into seven different political parties, six of which (bar the one commanded by Ahmad Shah Massoud) were supported by the Afghan Bureau of the Inter Service Intelligence ( ISI) of Pakistan, on behalf of the presidency of that country. As the sole body in control of the distribution of the international aid provided from all over the World (especially by the USA and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), the ISI was capable of exercising at least indirect control over the activity and major operations of the military wings of the parties it was supporting. 100kg bombs on multi-point ejector racks. As mentioned above, the 378th OShAP was also equipped with L-39s training jets. However, these were never deployed in combat: these jets made in Czechoslovakia were used as weather scouts, radio relays, or to familiarise new pilots with the territory ofoperations: at least as often, they were used to provide refresher training after a leave or
hospitalisation and this included live firing exercises on the firing ranges. For this purpose, L-39s could be armed with UB-16-57 pods or FAB-100bombs. 5. The 70th Brigade was deployed in the Helmland and Kandahar provinces of eastern Afghanistan and thus close to the border to Pakistan, where it saw intensive operations against the Mujahedeen. The unit was decorated with the Orders of Kutuzov and Boghdan Khmelnitsky twice. 6. Caravans would stop there to water their camels after a long crossing of the Registan Desert. 7. 1 Company of the 334th Detached Special Forces of the 15th Detached Brigade of the Special Forces of the GRU. 8. Kovalev Nikolai Ivanovich, Lieutenant Colonel, commander of a squadron of 181 Air Force ops of 40th Army, was killed on 1 June 1985. By the Decree of the USSR Supreme Soviet of 5 February 1986 he was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union (posthumously). 9. Soap Hill 10. The aircraft hitching hook was used with the PTK-25 and the connecting link with PTK-25C as it allowed connection of two canopies. 11. For example, the Sukhoi Design Bureau’s Vityaz and Ulan-Ude Aviation Factory’s logos. 12. In September 1941 the title ‘Guards unit’ was introduced in the Red Army. The title ‘Guards’ was assigned to military units, ships, formations and associations of the Soviet Armed Forces that had distinguished themselves in combat during the Great Patriotic War. The military formation received the Guards banner and personnel received the Guards title and badge. In the post-war period, the title of ‘Guards’ was transferred as part of continuity to
preserve the combat traditions of the units distinguished in the Great Patriotic War. BIBLIOGRPAHY Gromov, Boris, The Limited Contingent (Moscow, Russia: Progress, 1994) Karev, Nikolay, ‘Afghan Diary’, www. Airforce, ru Russian Air Force: People and Planes, http://www.airforce.ru/history/localwars/ afganistan/index.htm Korotkov, A., ‘Monthly reports from the 40th Army Headquarters on Combat Operations in Afghanistan’, Air Combat Defence Magazine (in Russian), No. 4, 2013 Extracts from the historical journals of the attack aviation regiments Extracts from aircraft logbooks Proceedings of the 206 shab historical museum, Lida. ‘Air Force Information Digest’ No. 1 (180) (Moscow, 1989) ‘Flight Operations Manual for the Aviation of the Armed Forces of the USSR. NPP-78’ (Moscow, 1978) ‘Instruction on Aircraft Engineering Service of the Armed Forces of the USSR. (NIAS-78)’ (Moscow, 1978) V.V.Alferov, ‘Serving the Fatherland. Memories of a Leading Test Engineer’ (Moscow: Bedretdinov Co. Publishing Group, 2003) L.Antseliovich, ‘Unknown Sukhoi. Years in the Secret KB’ (Moscow: Yauza, Eksmo, 2008) ‘Afghanistan: History, Economy, Culture’ (Moscow, 1989) ‘Afghanistan. Reference Map. Geographical Names Index’ (Moscow: GUGK, 1982) LA. Bedretdinov, ‘P.O. Sukhoi Su-25 and its modifications’ (Moscow: R-Major, 1994) LA. Bedretdinov, ‘The Sturmovik Su-25 and its Modifications’ (Moscow: Bedretdinov Co. Publishing Group Ltd., 2002) E.I.Besschetnov, ‘Vzletnaya strip’ (Moscow: Molodaya gvardiya, 1990) E.I. Besschetnov, ‘We are Internationalists’, postcard set (Moscow: Plakat, 1988) N.YVasilin,
A.L.Gurinovich. ‘Anti-Aircraft Missile Systems’ (Minsk: Poppuri, 2002) V.V.Gagin, ‘The Air War in Afghanistan’ (Voronezh: ILDVA, 2004) B.V.Gromov, ‘Limited Contingent’ (Moscow: Progress, Culture, 1994) Edited by G.F. Krivosheev, ‘The veil of secrecy has been lifted. Losses of the Armed Forces of the USSR in wars, combat operations and military conflicts. Statistical Research’ (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1993) GYefimenko, ‘Rooks. 20 Years - Flight Normal!’ (Budennovsk, 2004) ‘The Book of Memory of the Soviet Soldiers Who Died in Afghanistan’, vol.l, A-L (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1995), vol.2, M-Y (Moscow: Voenizdat, 1999) S. Kozlov et al, ‘GRU Special Forces. Fifty Years of History, Twenty Years ofWar’, 3rd ed. (Moscow: SPSL Russian Panorama, 2002) S. Kozlov et al, ‘GRU Spetsnaz - 2. The war is not over, the war continues’ (Moscow: SPSL Russian Panorama, 2002) G.A.Kolesnikov, A.M.Rozhkov, ‘Orders and Medals of the USSR’ (Minsk: Narodnaya Asveta, 1986) A.E. Korotkov, AY. Kozhemyakin, ‘The Su-25 Attack Aircraft. 30 years in action. Part I. In Armed Forces of the USSR 1981-1991’ (Moscow, 2012) A.A.Lyakhovsky, V.M.Zabrodin, ‘Secrets of Afghan War’ (Moscow: Planeta, 1991) A.A.Lyakhovsky, ‘The Tragedy and Valour ofAfghanistan’ (Moscow: Iskona, 1995) V .A. Zolotarev, ‘Russia (USSR) in Local Wars and Armed Conflic in the Second Half of the 20th Century’ (Moscow: Moscow, 2000) O.S.Samoilovich, ‘Near Sukhoi’ (Moscow, 1999) VI . Feskov, K.A. Kalashnikov, and VI. Golikov, ‘The Soviet Army during the Cold War (1945-1991)’ (Tomsk, 2004) A.Sherstyuk, ‘Rooks. A Quarter of a Century at War’ (Budennovsk,
2009) E. Nikitenko, ‘The Afghan Campaign: Untapped Experience’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, Nos. 3-6, 2008, Nos. 1-6, 2009. E. Nikitenko, With Whom the 40th Army Fought. The Structure and Organisation of the Afghan Armed Opposition’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 2, 2010 ‘Afghan Insurgent Tactics’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 6, 2012, Nos. 2-4, 2013 71
ASIA@WAR VOLUME 42 ‘Excerpts from the 40th Army Combat Log’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, No. 6, 2013, Nos. 1-2, 2014 ‘Monthly Reports of the Headquarters of the 40th Army on Combat Operations in Afghanistan’, Air and Space Defence Magazine, Nos. 3-4, No. 6, 2010, Nos. 1-4, 2011, Nos. 1, 5, 2013, Nos. 3-5, 2014, Nos. 1-2,2015 A. Vasilets, ‘Attacking Handwriting’, Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper, July 1988 V. Okulov, ‘The Boy from Chkalov Street’, Sobesednik newspaper, April 1988. A. Oliynik, ‘I'm Landing’, Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper, December 1987 N.Kachuk, ‘Sturmoviki - put on orders’, Armiya magazine, No 6, 2005 A.A. Araslanov, ‘Year of Life - Year of Death. Afghan diary of an assault pilot’, ArtOfWar website. Creativity of veterans of recent wars, http://artofwar.rU/a/araslanow_a_a/text_0040.shtml ‘Flight incidents in Russia, the USSR and the Russian Federation during combat operations’, EWAUL alumni forum, http:// forum.evvaul.com/index.php?topic=327.90 A.A. Osipov, ‘Lessons of the war in Afghanistan’, Proza.ru website, https://proza.ru/2014/05/20/1575 ‘Fortifications of Afghan Mujahideen’, Kunduz.ru website, http:// www.kunduz.ru/ukreprayony-afganskikh-modzhakhedov Website of Barnaul WAUL, http://www.vaul.ru/ Website ofBorisoglebsk WAUL, http://www.bwaul.ru/ Website ofEisk WAUL, http://evvaul.com/ Website of Kachinskoe WAUL, http://www.kacha.ru/ Website of Chernigov WAUL, http://www.chwaul.net/ Website of Daugavpils WAIU, http://www.dwaiu.narod.ru/ Website of Irkutsk WAIU, http://www.ivvaiu.ru/ Website of Kiev WAIU, http://www.kvvaiu.net/ Website of Riga WAIU,
http://www.rvvaiu.ru/ Website of Kaliningrad VATU, http://kvatu.org.ru/ Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München 72 |
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