Krai. Chief – Colonel Theodore Barantsev. Central Sports Club VVS Samara. Chief – Colonel Dmitry Shlyahtin. 361st Center of psychophysiological training of personnel, Agha, Krasnodar region. 709th Center of psychophysiological training of personnel, Anapa (now Dzhubga), Krasnodar region. 464th Training Center for Physical Culture and Sports, Ufa, Bashkortostan. The list of Soviet Air Force bases shows a number which are still active with the Russian Air Force. With the Air Force now fusing into one joint service branch the personnel from the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces and their respective facilities, the following now report to the Aerospace Forces HQ: Space Command (): 153rd Main Trial Centre for Testing and Control of Space Means named after G.S. Titov at Krasnoznamensk () 820th Main Centre for Missile Attack Warning (SPRN) () in Solnechnogorsk 821st Main Space Surveillance Centre (SKKP) () in Noginsk-9, Moscow Oblast Early warning of missile attack: Voronezh radar at Lekhtusi, Armavir, Kaliningrad, Mileshevka, Yeniseysk, Barnaul Daryal radar at Pechora Volga radar at Hantsavichy Dnepr radar at Balkhash, Irkutsk and Olenegorsk Oko early warning satellites Space surveillance: Okno in Tajikistan Krona in Zelenchukskaya and Nakhodka RT-70 in Yevpatoria (since the 2014 Crimean crisis, the status of Crimea, and thus of the city of Yevpatoria which is located on Crimea, is under dispute between Russia and Ukraine; Ukraine and the majority of the international community considers Crimea and Yevpatoria an integral part of Ukraine, while Russia, on the other hand, considers Crimea and Yevpatoria an integral part of Russia) and Galenki (together with Roscosmos) Missile defence: A-135 anti-ballistic missile system Don-2N radar A-235 anti-ballistic missile system (future; after 2020) Satellite systems: Liana space reconnaissance and target designation system (3 electronic reconnaissance satellites 14F145 "Lotus-C1") Air and Space Defence Command (): 9th Missile Defence Division (A-135 anti-ballistic missile system) in Pushkino 4th Missile Defence Brigade in Dolgoprudny 5th Missile Defence Brigade in Vidnoye 6th Missile Defence Brigade in Rzhev State Testing Plesetsk Cosmodrome () Kura Test Range Equipment The precise quantitative and qualitative composition of the VVS is unknown and figures include both serviceable and unserviceable aircraft as well as those placed into storage or sitting in reserve. FlightGlobal estimated that there were about 3,947 aircraft in inventory in 2015. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the share of modern armament in the VVS had reached about 35% during 2014. The figure was raised to 66% by late 2016 and to 72%