Il-76Heavy military transport aircraftSide: Ukraine / Russia / Syrian government and allies / Sudanese Armed ForcesBuilt: Ilyushin / Tashkent Aviation Production Association / Aviastar-SP / Soviet Union / Uzbekistan / RussiaThe Il-76 is a four-engine Soviet-designed heavy transport aircraft built for military airlift, cargo delivery, troop movement, and rough-field operations. In recent conflict records it appears through Ukrainian and Russian wartime transport use, Russian Il-76M airlift support to the Syria campaign, and a Sudan War Il-76T resupply case in Darfur.Category archive
Support Equipment Weapon Systems
Transport, logistics, recovery, command, engineering, and other enabling equipment.
This category covers transport, logistics, recovery, command, engineering, and other enabling systems that shape operations without being primary strike platforms.
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Support Equipment
Transport, logistics, recovery, command, engineering, and other enabling equipment.
Il-76Heavy military transport aircraftSide: Ukraine / Russia / Syrian government and allies / Sudanese Armed ForcesBuilt: Ilyushin / Tashkent Aviation Production Association / Aviastar-SP / Soviet Union / Uzbekistan / RussiaThe Il-76 is a four-engine Soviet-designed heavy transport aircraft built for military airlift, cargo delivery, troop movement, and rough-field operations. In recent conflict records it appears through Ukrainian and Russian wartime transport use, Russian Il-76M airlift support to the Syria campaign, and a Sudan War Il-76T resupply case in Darfur.
BMP-1KSh command vehicleTracked armored command post vehicleSide: Armenia / ArtsakhBuilt: Rubtsovsk Machine-Building Plant / Soviet UnionThe BMP-1KSh is a Soviet BMP-1-based command-and-staff vehicle that replaces the infantry carrier's combat role with radios, navigation equipment, generators, and antenna systems for mobile command posts. In the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, open-source loss documentation records one Armenian BMP-1KSh captured by Azerbaijani forces, tying the vehicle to the command-and-communications layer behind front-line armored units.