52nd Radio-Technical order of the Red Star Brigade

52-я радиотехническая бригада

Military Unit: 26708

Activated 22.11.55 in Klin, Moscow Oblast, as the 6th Radio-Technical Regiment, from the 6th Regiment VNOS.

The first six radio-technical companies were activated in 1959, followed by four more in 1960.

Reduced to nine radio-technical companies in 1964.

Organisation 1964:

• 10th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kimry, Kalinin Oblast)
• 61st independent Radio-Technical Company (Uvarovka, Moscow Oblast)
• 63rd independent Radio-Technical Company (Kurovskaya, Moscow Oblast)
• 64th independent Radio-Technical Company (Khimiki, Moscow Oblast)
• 65th independent Radio-Technical Company (Inyutina, Moscow Oblast)
• 66th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kalinin. Kalinin Oblast)
• 68th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast)
• 69th independent Radio-Technical Company (Volokolamsk, Moscow Oblast)
• 101st independent Radio-Technical Company (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)

22.2.68 awarded the Red Star.

In 1970 the 66th independent Radio-Technical Company was detached, and was replaced by the 90th independent Radio-Technical Company.

Organisation 1970:

• 10th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kimry, Kalinin Oblast)
• 61st independent Radio-Technical Company (Uvarovka, Moscow Oblast)
• 63rd independent Radio-Technical Company (Kurovskaya, Moscow Oblast)
• 64th independent Radio-Technical Company (Khimiki, Moscow Oblast)
• 65th independent Radio-Technical Company (Inyutina, Moscow Oblast)
• 68th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast)
• 69th independent Radio-Technical Company (Volokolamsk, Moscow Oblast)
• 90th independent Radio-Technical Company (Pereslavl-Zaleskiy, Yaroslavl Oblast)
• 101st independent Radio-Technical Company (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)

Organisation 1980:

• 10th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kimry, Kalinin Oblast)
• 61st independent Radio-Technical Company (Uvarovka, Moscow Oblast)
• 63rd independent Radio-Technical Company (Kurovskaya, Moscow Oblast)
• 64th independent Radio-Technical Company (Khimiki, Moscow Oblast)
• 65th independent Radio-Technical Company (Inyutina, Moscow Oblast)
• 68th independent Radio-Technical Company (Kirzhach, Vladimir Oblast)
• 69th independent Radio-Technical Company (Volokolamsk, Moscow Oblast)
• 90th independent Radio-Technical Company (Pereslavl-Zaleskiy, Yaroslavl Oblast)
• 101st independent Radio-Technical Company (Stupino, Moscow Oblast)

During the 1980-1984 period, several new radar positions (independent Radio-Technical companies) were constructed, and existing positions were enlarged, as the radar network in connections with the new S-300 (SA-10) missile were expanded outwards - for a total of 17 radio-technical companies - most were detached to the four Radio-Technical Centers listed below.

1.11.84 renamed 52nd Radio-Technical Brigade.

Organisation 1984:

• 217th Radio-Technical Center (Kashira, Moscow Oblast)
• 218th Radio-Technical Center (Kosterevo, Vladimir Oblast)
• 219th Radio-Technical Center (Savelovo, Tver Oblast)
• 220th Radio-Technical Center (Goretovo, Moscow Oblast)

Organisation 1988:

• 2317th independent Radio-Technical Battalion (Kashira, Moscow Oblast)
• 2318th independent Radio-Technical Battalion (Kosterevo, Vladimir Oblast)
• 2319th independent Radio-Technical Battalion (Savelovo, Tver Oblast)
• 2320th independent Radio-Technical Battalion (Goretovo, Moscow Oblast)

22.3.88 disbanded.

Headquarters:

• Klin, Moscow Oblast, 11.55 - 9.66
• Mytishchi, Moscow Oblast, 9.66 - 3.88 [55 55 02N, 37 44 16E]

Subordination:

• Moscow Air Defence District, 11.55 - 17.6.64
• 1st Air Defence Army for Special Use, 17.6.44 - 22.3.88