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For start read Михайло Сергійович Грушевський (Mykhailo Serhiiovych Hrushevsky) and Борис Дмитрович Греков (Boris Dmitrievich Grekov). Those two should replace all of your "foreign" (non Ukrainian or Russian) books on Russia and Ukraina

Clearly you can see which sources you used. I sugest to you to use more Russian and Ukrainian sources

@sunday, arent Spain and Algeria have same "enemy" in Morrocco

BULGARIAN AIR FORCE, MAY 1983 https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp84t00171r000201080001-1

Mongolian People's Air Force Formerly Soviet controlled, this small air force is administered by the army, and is operated along former-Soviet lines. Under a 1993 Law of Defense of Mongolia, the armed forces are divided into five branches: - General Purpose Troops - Air Defence Forces - Construction Corps - Civil Defence - Mobilization Reserves and also of the Public Security's forces, responsible for border control The foundation date of the Air Force is considered to be on May 25th, 1925, the day of the first landing of a Yonkers Y-13 freight aircraft. The first jet-fighters, being MiG-17/MiG-15UTI arrived in 1969 followed by a small batch of MiG-21PFM and MiG-21US in late 70's and some 12 Mi-24 helicopters some years later. No more jet fighters have been received since and even the remaining MiG-21s have been grounded for some years now. It has been reported that initiatives were taken in 2001 to get the MiG-21's flying again. The air force currently is equipped with the following aircraft: Number Type 4 An-24 3 An-26 10 An-2 4 Y-12 8/2 MiG-21PFM/US (probably wfu) 4 Mi-24V 14 Mi-8 anti-tank 11 Mi-8 transport With a vast, sparsely populated country with little infrastructure, Mongolia relies heavily on air transport. There are over 80 airports, few of which have paved runways. The Soviet forces that were based in the country until 1992 also used many of these airports. Sources: Lonely Planet, Scramble https://web.archive.org/web/20120207141726/http://www.scramble.nl/mn.htm

From which book did you drow that false conclusion, Stu, please remove that book from your bookshelve

Many interesting data and maps: http://www.peterhall.de/index.html MILITÄRISCHE, HISTORISCHE und TECHNISCHE ASPEKTE VON RAKETEN- UND ATOMWAFFEN

Shield and Sword The United States Navy and the Persian Gulf War By Edward J. Marolda, Robert John Schneller · 1998 https://books.google.com/books/download/Shield_and_Sword.pdf?id=6AZWSo3jwToC&output=pdf&hl=en&gl=hr many interesting data from that period which partly could be used in scenario for North Atlantic 1989.

Allied Forces South Norway https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:DownloadAsPdf&page=Allied_Forces_South_Norway&action=show-download-screen