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The '''Russian Ground Forces''' represent the Russian Federation in ''ArmA II''. | The '''Russian Ground Forces''' represent the Russian Federation in ''[[ArmA 2|ArmA II]]''. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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The Russian Ground Forces represent the Russian Federation in ArmA II.
Overview
The Russian Ground Forces are reluctantly allied with the Chernarussian Movement of the Red Star (ChDKZ). After the ChDKZ rebels lose most of their power during the 2009 Chernarussian Civil War, the Russian Federation invades the South Zagoria region of Chernarus in a United Nations-backed "peacekeeping operation" to assist the ChDKZ rebels. In ArmA II, Russian soldiers wear Flora pattern camouflage uniforms and use updated versions of old Soviet military weaponry and equipment.
History
The Russian Ground Forces were formed out of the remnants of the Soviet military in 1992, after the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991. The Russian Ground Forces took posession of the old Soviet military equipment and since then they tried to update them to modern standards.
Weaponry and Equipment
Aircraft
- Mil Mi-24P/V (Hind)
- Mil Mi-8 (Hip)
- Kamov Ka-52
- Su-25
- Su-34
- Pchela-1T
Wheeled Vehicles
- UAZ (w/o AGS30)
- Kamaz trucks
- BM-21 Grad
Tracked Vehicles
Support Vehicles
- Kamaz trucks (Fuel/Ammunition/Maintenance)
- Vodnik (medical version)
- Mil Mi-8MT (medical)
Small Arms
- AK-74M
- PKM
- RPG-18
- RPG-7
- Makarov PM
Static Weaponry
- DShKM