白俄罗斯本月已退役所有苏-27，仅剩下两个中队的米格-29

本月初，白俄罗斯所有苏-27(17 Su-27P, 4 Su-27UBM1)都已退役，战斗机部队仅剩下2个中队的米格-29

俄罗斯故意留着白俄罗斯那里的，印度退回的18架三手苏-30，唯一可能的买家只剩下越南了

December 7, 2012 in the Belarusian airfield Baranovichi (Brestkaya area) was the grand stand of personnel of the 61st Fighter Air Force Base and Air Defense of Belarus, during which an official withdrawal of Su-27 fighters from active Air Force and Air Defense Forces of the Republic.

Equipped with the Su-27 1st Squadron of the 61st Fighter Air Base was disbanded December 1, 2012.

After that, in the 61st Belarusian fighter airbase were only two squadrons equipped with MiG-29, which are all fighter aircraft of the Republic.

The legacy of the Soviet Air Defense Forces Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus were stationed at the airfield Baranovichi 61st Fighter Aviation Regiment of the 2nd Air Defense separate army air defense. The regiment was on the eve of the Soviet collapse in 1991, re-equipped with the MiG-25PD and MiG-23P on the Su-27P and Su-27UB. For 1992 in the regiment were 23 Su-27P and four "Sparky" Su-27UB, and one Su-27UB was later transferred to the 558-th repair plant in Baranovichi. 61st Fighter Wing eventually formed the basis for the Air Force fighter planes formed Belarus and subsequently served as the nucleus for the formation of the 61 th Fighter Air Base. Belarusian Su-27UB were after 2000 upgraded to 558-m repair plant in the version of the Su-27UBM1, one of which was lost in an accident in 2009. Of 23 Belarusian Su-27P one aircraft was lost in 1996, one written off as a learning tool, the three sold in 1998 in Angola and one in 2001, sold through Ukraine to the UK. Thus, in December 2012 in Belarus were at most 17 Su-27P and four Su-27UBM1.The further fate of retired 61-th Fighter Air Base Belarusian Su-27 is still unknown. However, it should be noted that in 2010, reported on plans registered in the Netherlands private company ECA Program (web site) to rent from Iceland canned air base at Keflavik, and buy in Belarus Su-27, and use them for training Air Force in various countries. Co-owner of ECA Program Melville Cathay then claimed that the company has an agreement with "Beltechexport" to purchase 15 Su-27 aircraft and an option for another 18 fighters

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本月初，白俄罗斯所有苏-27(17 Su-27P, 4 Su-27UBM1)都已退役，战斗机部队仅剩下2个中队的米格-29

俄罗斯故意留着白俄罗斯那里的，印度退回的18架三手苏-30，唯一可能的买家只剩下越南了

December 7, 2012 in the Belarusian airfield Baranovichi (Brestkaya area) was the grand stand of personnel of the 61st Fighter Air Force Base and Air Defense of Belarus, during which an official withdrawal of Su-27 fighters from active Air Force and Air Defense Forces of the Republic.

Equipped with the Su-27 1st Squadron of the 61st Fighter Air Base was disbanded December 1, 2012.

After that, in the 61st Belarusian fighter airbase were only two squadrons equipped with MiG-29, which are all fighter aircraft of the Republic.

The legacy of the Soviet Air Defense Forces Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus were stationed at the airfield Baranovichi 61st Fighter Aviation Regiment of the 2nd Air Defense separate army air defense. The regiment was on the eve of the Soviet collapse in 1991, re-equipped with the MiG-25PD and MiG-23P on the Su-27P and Su-27UB. For 1992 in the regiment were 23 Su-27P and four "Sparky" Su-27UB, and one Su-27UB was later transferred to the 558-th repair plant in Baranovichi. 61st Fighter Wing eventually formed the basis for the Air Force fighter planes formed Belarus and subsequently served as the nucleus for the formation of the 61 th Fighter Air Base. Belarusian Su-27UB were after 2000 upgraded to 558-m repair plant in the version of the Su-27UBM1, one of which was lost in an accident in 2009. Of 23 Belarusian Su-27P one aircraft was lost in 1996, one written off as a learning tool, the three sold in 1998 in Angola and one in 2001, sold through Ukraine to the UK. Thus, in December 2012 in Belarus were at most 17 Su-27P and four Su-27UBM1.The further fate of retired 61-th Fighter Air Base Belarusian Su-27 is still unknown. However, it should be noted that in 2010, reported on plans registered in the Netherlands private company ECA Program (web site) to rent from Iceland canned air base at Keflavik, and buy in Belarus Su-27, and use them for training Air Force in various countries. Co-owner of ECA Program Melville Cathay then claimed that the company has an agreement with "Beltechexport" to purchase 15 Su-27 aircraft and an option for another 18 fighters

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/407154.html