Siberia/East Central
- 14th Army of the PVO (Feskov et al. 2004, p. 154)
- Omsk (Chkalovsk) (Omsk). 14 PVO, 64 IAP. MiG-31. Closed 1991.
- Bratsk Airport (Irkutsk). 14 PVO, 350 IAP. MiG-31.
- Zhaneysmey (Semipalitinsk Airport). 14 PVO, 356 IAP. MiG-31.
- Kupino (Omsk). 14 PVO, 849 IAP. MiG-23.
- Achinsk (Krasnoyarsk). 14 PVO, 712 IAP. MiG-31.
- 4th Army of the Air Defence Forces (Feskov et al. 2004, p. 150)
- Danilov (Samarskaya) 4 PVO, 681 IAP. 38 MiG-23, 1994.
- Bobrovka (Samarskaya) 4 PVO, 683 IAP. 38 MiG-23, 1994.
- Dombarovsky (Orenberg). MiG-23. 763 IAP
- Bolshoye Savino Airport (Perm). 764th Fighter Regiment (MiG-25), 1994. 4 PVO, 764 IAP. 38 MiG-23 (later MiG-31).
- 30th Air Army (Feskov et al. 2004, p. 140)
- Ukkurey. 193 GV. Mig-23RB reconnaissance.
- Dzhida. 21 GV. Su-24.
- Aleysk (air base) (Altai). 14 PVO, 812 IAP. MiG-23.
- Novosibirsk-Tolmachevo. 14 PVO, 813 IAP. Su-15TM.
- Bezrechnaya. 14 PVO, 22 IAP. Su-15TM.
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