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Now the Warsaw Pact!

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Poland:

The backgound readar:

Poland 1989.pdf

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The .INST file:
Soviet Forces in Poland (Northern Group of Forces) 4th Red Banner Air Army

4th Red Banner Air Army_1989.zip

(9.24 KiB) Downloaded 41 times

Polish Armed Forces

Poland.zip

(38.03 KiB) Downloaded 39 times

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East -Germany (DDR)

The background:

East-Germany 1989.pdf

(5.6 MiB) Downloaded 30 times

1st AD Division (south) forces.jpg (151.31 KiB) Viewed 923 times

The .INST files
1st Air Defense Division (South)

1st Air Defense Division.zip

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East-Germany (DDR) #2

The 3rd Air Defense Division (north)

3rd AD Division (north).jpg (119.35 KiB) Viewed 922 times

The .INST file:

3rd Air Defense Divison.zip

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East-Germany (DDR) #3

German Air Force / Frontal Aviation (Ground Attack fighers and transport)

DDR - Air Defense Forces (Luftstreidkrafte) 1989.zip

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Ground forces (are placed in assembly areas and only the air defense units are placed inside) & their helicopter units.

DDR - Ground Forces_20250426.zip

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German Navy (Volksmarine)

Kommando Volksmarine 1989.zip

(4.51 KiB) Downloaded 31 times

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Hungary

The background readar:

Hungary 1989.pdf

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Soviet Forces in Hungary

36th Air Army (Soviet - Southern group of forces) 1989.zip

(5.57 KiB) Downloaded 88 times

Hungarian Army aviation

Hungarian Army Aviation 1989.zip

(5.17 KiB) Downloaded 87 times

Hungarian Air Defense

Hungary - 1st Air Defense Corps 1989.zip

(6.9 KiB) Downloaded 86 times

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Czechoslovakia 1989

The background readar:

Czechoslovakia 1989.pdf

(4 MiB) Downloaded 80 times

The .INST files:
Soviet Forces in Czechoslovakia

Soviet Forces in Czechoslowakia 1988.zip

(57.3 KiB) Downloaded 84 times

Czechoslovakian Armed Forces

Czechoslowakia.zip

(185.05 KiB) Downloaded 73 times

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Soviet Forces in East-Germany (DDR)


Background reader:

Soviets 1989.pdf

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The .INST files
Soviet Air Defense

Air defense in Germany.zip

(17.27 KiB) Downloaded 27 times

Soviet Air Force in East-Germany

Soviet AirForce East Germany-1989_Fighters_20250206_v3.zip

(130.79 KiB) Downloaded 23 times

Soviet Ground Forces in East-Germany (placed in assembly areas with only their air-defense)

Soviet Ground Forces in Germany 1989_20250313_v3.zip

(49.96 KiB) Downloaded 29 times

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Soviet 6th Independent Red Banner Air Defence Army

Clipboard01.jpg (136.64 KiB) Viewed 900 times

The .INST files

6th Independent Red Banner Air Defence Army.zip

(34.51 KiB) Downloaded 85 times

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Long Range Aviation (LRA)


The LRA Air Armies .INST files

Long Range Aviation (LRA).zip

(13.62 KiB) Downloaded 75 times

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Soviet Baltic Fleet and Naval aviation 1989

.INST file:

Soviet Baltic Fleet and Naval Aviation 1989.zip

(11.22 KiB) Downloaded 80 times

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Soviet Air Army in the Belarus area


.INST file

26th Red Banner Air Army - Belarus 1989.zip

(9.06 KiB) Downloaded 77 times

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Reminder!

If you place these .INST files in the Baseplate .SCEN attached in the first post it will make more sense.
For example the Soviet Ground Forces have area's attached per Army level and then Division level. This is also the case for the East-German army, air defense and also NATO.

Clipboard03.jpg (65.66 KiB) Viewed 890 times

So just for your convenience here it is again.

Baseplate Cold War 1989.zip

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Enjoy!

[Mgellis]

I think I did this right...

I'm working on a Cold War scenario that involves Turkey and had to build four air bases/airports. I figured I might as well share them.

I used a combination of the topographic map view in Command and Google maps to figure out where things like hangers, runways, etc. were located. And I guesstimated anything where I could not find the actual information (e.g., location of underground fuel tanks, the exact size of hangers, unidentified buildings that I've simply listed as "medium building," etc.). The result is, I hope, four not-totally-accurate-but-game-functional air bases in Cold War Turkey that can be used when detail is needed (e.g., when someone is writing a scenario with an air raid).

I hope people find this fun and useful.

Turkey 1.JPG (198.99 KiB) Viewed 793 times

Turkey 2.JPG (99.02 KiB) Viewed 793 times

[thewood1]

These files from Blast33 are great. Thanks for the effort.

[SunlitZelkova]

Two files: South Korea AD in 2024 and South Korean missile forces in 2021.

South Korean AD consists of all Patriot sites, as well as medium range Cheolmae-2/Cheongung SAMs.

South Korean missile forces contains known Hyunmoo ballistic and cruise missile bases in 2021, based on the work of Decker Eveleth (https://www.aboyandhis.blog/post/missil ... c-of-korea). Because some models of the Hyunmoo are missing from the DB, they had to be substituted with a different missile with similar characteristics. The bases include their organic SHORAD units.

[SunlitZelkova]

Three files: PLA Eastern Theater Command AD, PLA Eastern Theater Command EW-ECM, and PLA Eastern Theater Command airfields (Ground Force, Navy, and Air Force) as single-unit airfields as of 2025. The PLA Eastern Theater Command is the unified combatant command that would have primary responsibility for operations against Taiwan or/and Japan.

Both the AD and EW-ECM files are based on the work of Jaidev Jamwal (https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/chinese-arme ... -and-sams/).

Because almost all radars are inside radomes, the radar system was "educationally guessed" by estimating the size of the radome and then assuming the largest possible radar was inside the radome, while also taking into account the intended roles of different Chinese radar types based on their technical characteristics and available literature describing China's ADIZ. This thus represents a "maximalist/optimistic" representation of China's radar network, and a scenario designer is encouraged to drop and change things as they see fit, either based on their own beliefs about China's capabilities or for the purposes of a scenario.

The EW-ECM file includes PCLS ("passive") radars. Note that these will require passive emitters (the radio, TV, and cell towers in the Generic section of the DB) to work. I considered making a file of such emitters to go with the EW-ECM file, but deemed it probably impossible as it is very common to "dress up" such towers to look like natural foliage—not for any military purpose, but to avoid spoiling the surrounding landscape. Because it would be hypothetical anyways, I decided to leave the creation of such facilities up to scenario designers, so that the placement may better suit their needs. Searching "radio stations near Taizhou" on Google Maps will give you a general idea of where some might be, but it only shows the offices of various broadcasters, not the location of their transmission towers.

You may note that some sites seem to contain a number of radars/sensors virtually on top of each other. This is because a large number of China's radar sites appear to be configured like early Cold War-era USAF radar sites: With multiple radomes, likely for different types of radars, which for the USAF meant a standard search radar and height-finding radar. This appears to contrast with both modern American and Russian radar sites, which tend to consist of a single radome. Some of the buildings and sensors also strongly resemble HF/DF sites operated by the JASDF, and thus they are represented as such.