466th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade

466-я зенитно-ракетная бригада

Military Unit: 36839

Activated 1960 in Vilnius, Lithuanian SSR, as the 529th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment, from the 529th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment.

Organisation 1960's:

Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 17 57N, 24 52 42E) with S-75 (SA-2) missiles
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (55 13 07N, 25 27 19E) with S-75 (SA-2) missiles
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 42 32N, 25 31 49E) with S-75 (SA-2) missiles
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 38 02N, 25 01 52E) with S-75 (SA-2) missiles
Technical Battalion

1967 converted to the S-75M missile.

During 1970 an independent Anti-Aircraft Missile Group with 3 launch S-200 (SA-5) battalions were added to the regiment:

Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 49 09N, 25 17 25E) with 6 S-200 (SA-5) launchers - never completed
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 49 04N, 25 17 43E) with 6 S-200 (SA-5) launchers
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 49 08N, 25 18 02E) with 6 S-200 (SA-5) launchers
Technical Battalion (support area: 54 48 50N, 25 17 53E - guidance & tracking area: 54 49 29N, 25 17 44E)

1970's with 4 S-75M (SA-2) and 2 S-200V (SA-5) battalions.

1987 with the introduction of the S-300PS missile, the regiment was renamed 466th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade.

Four S-300PS (SA-10) battalions were activated 1987-1988:

1987 took over two S-125M (SA-3) battalions from the disbanded 85th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade.

1991 with 2 S-125M (SA-3 - mobilisation), 4 S-300PS (SA-10) and 2 S-200V (SA-5) battalions.

1993 withdrawn to Desnogorsk, Smolensk Oblast, united with the 493rd Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment and renamed 284th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment.

Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (54 06 33N, 33 08 31E) with S-300PS (SA-10) missiles
Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion (56 06 13N, 33 21 56E) with S-300PS (SA-10) missiles

5.98 transferred to Pestovo, Moscow Oblast, and was absorbed by the 614th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment.

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