Open Source Intelligence
- Russian Military Locations OSInt-RuMiLoc.com |
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OSInt-RuMilLoc.com
is
a website intended to provide overviews on Russian Military Locations
produced from publicly available information that is collected,
exploited and disseminated in a timely manner to
appropriate audiences for
the purpose of addressing a specific information requirement through
aggregate overviews. |
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The aim of this
website is to promote the idea of
collecting OSInt
on Russian military
locations and to constantly expand the
information scope of Wikipedia
as a platform for OSInt. In addition Google Earth is a
particularly suitable OSINT source to visualize, verify and further complete already
available OSINT information. The combination
of OSINT in Wikipedia and the corresponding setting of
links to Google Earth
represent a particularly good form of depicing
military locations, since each user determines the intensity of his own
evaluation according to his needs.
Wikipedia currently provides the following OSInt about the Russian Armed Forces: |
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1. Russian Air Forces | |
1.1. | General Overview |
1.2. | Air Force Bases |
1.3. | Military Aircraft |
2. Russian Ground Forces | |
2.1. | General Overview |
2.2. | Vehicles |
2.3. | Artillery |
3. Russian Navy | |
3.1. | General Overview |
3.2. | Navy Ships |
4. Strategic Rocket Forces | |
4.1. | General Overview |
4.2. | Units |
4.3. | Surface-to-Surface Missiles (GE) |
5. Air Defense Forces | |
5.1. | General Overview |
5.2. | Anti Aircraft Missiles (S-400) |
5.3. | Anti Balistic Missiles (A-135) |
5.4. | Centre Missile Attack Warning |
We regularly check all objects for changes and report on major construction work or inventory changes to weapon systems such as aircraft or tanks on our Twitter channel. | ||
Tweets by OSInt_RuMiLoc |