p.53-94 (pdf) - Natural Resources Defense Council
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Appendix D Location of Russian Nuclear Weapons, by Type, CONTINUED<br />
Weapons Type/Base Warheads<br />
Strategic <strong>Defense</strong> Forces<br />
ABM (SH-08 Gazelle and SH-11 Gorgon)<br />
Moscow area 100<br />
Total 100<br />
Surface-to-air Missiles (SA-5, SA-10) 1100<br />
Locations unknown (see Table 12)<br />
NON-STRATEGIC Air Force and Naval Aviation<br />
NUCLEAR FORCES<br />
Tu-22M Backfire (Air Force) (120 aircraft)<br />
Northern MD (one base)<br />
Moscow MD (one base)<br />
Tu-22M Backfire (Naval Aviation) (70 aircraft)<br />
Alekseyevka<br />
Belaya, Transbaikal MD<br />
Murmansk NE (Severomorsk)<br />
Shaykovka, southeast of Smolensk<br />
Sol’tsy, southeast of St. Petersburg<br />
Su-24 Fencer (Air Force) (280 aircraft)<br />
Voronezh, Moscow MD<br />
Northern MD (two bases)<br />
Moscow MD (two additional bases)<br />
North Caucasus (two bases)<br />
Ural MD (one base)<br />
Transbaikal MD (two bases)<br />
Far East MD (four bases)<br />
Su-24 Fencer (Naval Aviation) (70 aircraft)<br />
Tactical Naval Nuclear<br />
Sea-launched cruise missiles<br />
Abrek Bay, SE of Vladivostok<br />
Rybachiy Peninsula, near Petropavlovsk<br />
Severodvinsk<br />
Severomorsk/Kola inlet<br />
St. Petersburg area<br />
Total 500<br />
Anti-submarine warfare weapons<br />
Abrek Bay, SE of Vladivostok<br />
Rybachiy Peninsula, near Petropavlovsk<br />
Severodvinsk<br />
Severomorsk/Kola inlet<br />
St. Petersburg area<br />
Total 300<br />
Worldwide Nuclear Deployments 1998 83
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