326th Heavy Bomber Aviation Division

In 1945, it had three regiments of Tupolev Tu-2 bombers. 12th Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment was briefly part of the division in 1959–60 at Ostrov, Pskov Oblast, while flying Tu-16s. Components in 1990 according to Michael Holm: == Composition ==

The command of the division was at the Ukrainka airbase in the Far East. The composition of the division included: • 182 Guards Red Berlin-Sevastopol Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment (Tu-95MS planes) (Ukrainka) • 79th Red Star Order Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment (Tu-95MS aircraft) (Ukrainka) • 200th Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment Brest Red (Tu-22M3 planes) (Belaya) • 444th Berlin Order of Kutuzov III, and Alexander Nevsky Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment (Tu-22M3 aircraft) (Vozdvizhenka (air base)) In 2007–2009, the 444th Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment was disbanded. As of 2020, the division was reported based at Ukrainka with one element reportedly operating Tu-22M3 bombers from the Belaya air base as part of Russian Long Range Aviation. == Notes ==