On September 15, 1960, 66th became 66th Guards Training Motor Rifle Division.
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In 1987, 66th Guards Training Motor Rifle Division became 110th Guards Separate Training Center for junior specialists of motor rifle troops of the Carpathian Military District.
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In 2004 seemingly after a merge with the 469th District Training Centre ( the former 43rd Training Motor Rifle Division ) it became the 473rd Lysychansk Red Banner District Training Centre.
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On 6 February 1965 it regained its Second World War number and became the 63rd Guards Training Motor Rifle Division . ( In late 1964 the previous 63 MRD in Lugansk, Kiev MD, had been redesignated the 4th Guards Motor Rifle Division .)
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The "'Bonomi BS . 22 Alzavola "'( ) was a training motor glider, intended to acquaint capable glider pilots with the characteristics of powered aircraft . The sole example was designed and built in Italy in the late 1930s.
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District units included the 80th Guards Training Motor Rifle Division and the 134th Motor Rifle Division ( Dushanbe ) ( formed February 1980 to replace the 201st MRD which had been deployed to Afghanistan ), two communications brigades, a chemical protection missile brigade, a separate air assault battalion, and the 23rd independent Helicopter Transport Regiment ( Dushanbe ).
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In accordance with the Directive of the First Deputy Chief of the Joint Armed Forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States on March 11, 1992 ! 314 / 3 / 0327, and the Directive Commander of North-Western Group of Forces on August 29, 1992 ! 6 / 1 / 0287, 13th Guards Red Banner Sevastopol training Motor Rifle Regiment named Red Latvian Riflemen was reorganised as the "'25th Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade Sevastopol Red Banner named after the Latvian Riflemen " '.
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