236th Guards Putilovsko-Kirovskiy order of
Lenin Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment
236-й гвардейский зенитно-ракетный
Путиловско-Кировский ордена Ленина полк
Military Unit: 45813
Activated 8.60 in Mitino, Moscow Oblast, from the 236th Guards
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment.
Organisation:
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 52 40N, 37 53 36E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles (US designation: Moscow SAM
site B31-2)
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 56 27N, 37 40 14E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 54 05N, 37 18 29E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles (US designation: Moscow SAM
site C02-2)
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 47 50N, 37 15 59E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 41 27N, 37 16 40E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 37 33N, 37 23 25E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles (US designation: Moscow SAM
site B22-2)
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 34 39N, 37 46 16E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles (US designation: Moscow SAM
site B16-2)
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Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 40 13N, 38 05 03E) with
S-75 (SA-2) missiles
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Technical Battalion
To augment the S-25 (SA-1) missiles regiments, eight S-75 (SA-2) sites
were constructed within the inner S-25 ring during the early and mid-1960's -
each battalion had one S-75 site - four of the sites were later used for the
A-135 ABM system, hosting 53T6 missile silos. From 1972 some of the battalions converted to the S-125 (SA-3) missile.
29.9.65 named Putilovsko-Kirovskiy.
22.2.68 awarded the order of Lenin.
10.92 transferred to Valday, Novgorod Oblast, and was renamed
42nd Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment.
Headquarters:
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Mitino, Moscow Oblast, 1960 - 10.92 (see above)
Subordination: