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The Soviets deployed numerous strategic and tactical air defense assets in the 1980s that improved capabilities against aircraft flying at medium and high altitudes. The SA-12 missile, shown here tracking U.S. F-16 FALCONs, was capable of intercepting aircraft at high altitudes.
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| Source | Defense Intelligence Agency, http://www.dia.mil/history/military-art/1980s-series2/ |
| Author | Edward L. Cooper, commissioned for the US Army |
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