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    Totskoye (also Totskoe) is an air base in Russia located four kilometres southeast of Totskoye. It is a standard military air base with small number of revetments in separate area. There were 56 stored helicopters and five operational helicopters according to recent Google Earth high-resolution imagery.
   The base was home to:
  • 281 IIAP (281st Instructor Interceptor Aviation Regiment) with 66 MiG-23 aircraft in 1991-94
  • 833 IAP (833rd Interceptor Aviation Regiment) flying MiG-23 aircraft as of 1992) .
Totskoye now hosts:
  • 2881 BRV (2881st Reserve Helicopter Base) storing Mi-8 and Mi-24 helicopters . Further Information

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