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*[[UAZ]] (w/o AGS30) | *[[UAZ]] (w/o AGS30) | ||
*Kamaz Trucks | *Kamaz Trucks | ||
*BM-21 Grad | *[[Ural#BM-21 Grad|BM-21 Grad]] | ||
*BTR-90 (Standard/HQ version) | *[[BTR|BTR-90]] (Standard/HQ version) | ||
*T-90 | *[[T-72|T-90]] | ||
*BMP-3 | *[[BMP|BMP-3]] | ||
*T-72 | *[[T-72]] | ||
*Vodnik (w/o machinegun) | *Vodnik (w/o machinegun) | ||
*2S6M Tunguska | *2S6M Tunguska | ||
Revision as of 23:59, 6 January 2011
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| Side | OPFOR | |
| Faction | RU | |
| Scripting uniques | ||
| Heads | Head_RU | |
| Language | RU | |
| Names | RussianNames | |
The Russian Army is the supporter of the Chernorussian Movement of the Red Star. After the Red Star Rebels have lost most of their power in Chernarussia the Russian invade the Chernarussian country to help them.
History
The Russian Army was formed out of the Russian Soviet Red Army Forces in 1992. After the end of the Soviet Union in December 1991 the Russian Forces overtaken the old equipment and since then they tried to update them.
Soldiers
The soldiers wearing the newest Russian camo dress and an updated versions of the old soviet weapons and equipment.
Equipment
Air
- Mil Mi-24P/V (Hind)
- Mil Mi-8 (Hip)
- Kamov Ka-52
- Su-25
- Su-34
- Pchela-1T
Wheeled
- UAZ (w/o AGS30)
- Kamaz Trucks
- BM-21 Grad
- BTR-90 (Standard/HQ version)
- T-90
- BMP-3
- T-72
- Vodnik (w/o machinegun)
- 2S6M Tunguska
Support
- Kamaz Trucks (Refuel/Reammo/Repair)
- Vodnik (medical version)
- Mil Mi-8MT (medical)
Weapons
- AK-74M
- PKM
- RPG-18
- RPG-7
- Makarov PM
- Static DShkm