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S-300 numbers operational in late 80s

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13 Feb 13, 09:10

nastle

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S-300 numbers operational in late 80s

Does anybody know how many S-300 launchers were operational at the height of the cold war in the mid 80s ?
I have read number of 80 - 85 launchers but it did not list a source ( it was the "essential weapon identification guide" series)