Codenamed Vostok-2014, the exercises were heralded by NTV channel as ‘the biggest since Soviet times’.
‘About 100,000 servicemen, up to 1,500 tanks, 120 aircraft, 5,000 pieces of weaponry, military and special hardware, and 70 ships will take part,’ said a Russian defence ministry spokesman.
Starting on Friday 19 September, they will continue until Thursday 25 September.
Air support provided by Eastern Military District aviation includes Tu-95MS and Tu-22M3 bombers, Il-78 airborne tankers, Su-24 front-line bombers, Su-25 ground-attack aircraft, MiG-31 and Su-27 fighters and also the latest multi-role Su-34, Su-30SM and Su-35S aircraft.

The exercises came five days after Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered snap combat readiness checks in eastern Siberia and the Russian Far East. In these,  Pacific Fleet warships simulated being ‘a potential enemy’.
Some forces were moved 5,000 kilometres to take part in the latest war games. The manoeuvres were underway on the island of Sakhalin, the Kamchatka Peninsula, Chukotka, and the southern part of the Primorsky Territory.
Meanwhile, the Russian Defence Ministry’s board discussed the issue of forming technical missile bases in every military district, said Defence Minister Sergey Shoigu. ‘We are discussing a proposal to set up technical missile bases in each military district. Creation of additional autonomous storage and transport detachments will fully guarantee that combat formations being used in various operational directions and at a significant distance from each other are supplied with missiles,’ he said.
The provision of missiles to combat formations operating under such conditions – in various directions and at a significant distance from each other – are a key test during the Vostok 2014 strategic exercise.
‘We will test these approaches during the upcoming Vostok 2014 exercise and study the possibility of further development of the system of missile-technical support,’ Shoigu said.
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Russian Military Aircraft Complete Redeployment During Exercises: Defense Ministry

The crews of the Russian air force units have completed redeployment at the airfields of the Eastern Military District as part of the Vostok 2014 drills
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VLADIVOSTOK, September 21 (RIA Novosti) – The crews of the Russian air force units have completed redeployment at the airfields of the Eastern Military District as part of the Vostok 2014 drills, a Russian Defense Ministry representative told reporters Sunday.
“MiG-31 interceptor aircraft, Su-27 fighters, Su-30SM, Su-35S and Su-34 fighter aircraft, Su-24 attack aircraft, A-50 early warning and control aircraft, An-26, An-30 and An-12 aircraft, Ka-52 and Mi-24 attack helicopters, as well as Mi-8 transport helicopters have completed redeployment at the Eastern Military District airfields over the past 24 hours,” the representative said.
The crews of the aircraft are preparing for training tasks at the district’s ranges. The MiG-31 crews are on an air defense watch, while the Su-24 aircraft are on daily reconnaissance missions, with the helicopters providing defense for the ground troops, according to the representative.
He also noted that some 120 aircraft are taking part in the Vostok 2014 military exercises. The drills are taking place in the Eastern Military District from September 19 to 25. The exercises were preceded by unannounced combat readiness checks.
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Why Was The Year “2014” Recently Added To The Georgia Guidestones?

Posted By: Jordon [Send E-Mail] Date: Thursday, 18-Sep-2014 11:30:12

Hi Folks, There was a ‘notch’ carved into the English language pillar of the Georgia Guidestones. I tried researching if that notch was originally there from the beginning or recently added… I’m assuming the notch was there upon installation in 1980 because it would almost be impossible to carve that out with the capstone being in the way. I found an article dated 2009 which shows the notch.. in the article they try to make it sound like ‘vandals’ did it (hee hee). Here’s a link to that article: http://vanshardware.com/2009/12/decoding-the-georgia-guidestones/ Here are some photos the the ‘notch’ _______________________________Now, just a couple of days ago, youtuber KafkaWinstonWorld took a video of the Guidestones and discovered that the notch was filled in with the year ‘2014:’ Here is the video: ARVE Error: need id and provider http://youtu.be/-K_cuMDyHFc________________________________As you can see the added addition has nothing to do with helping the integrity of the structure.. so I’m wondering when this 2014 date was added and WHY? ~Jordon