Military sites — Soviet & socialist-era architecture

Oschatz Fliegerhorst — Soviet Garrison (1945–1991)

Administration Building of the Soviet Military Administration in Karlshorst (Rheinpfalzallee 82)

Eisenstadt — Martin Barracks, Quarters of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)

Alt Daber Airfield (Wittstock) — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1994)

Altenburg-Nobitz Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1992)

Allstedt Airfield — Soviet Air Force Base (1955–1991)

Boží Dar (Milovice) Airfield — Air Base of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Brand (Brand-Briesen) Airfield — Soviet Front-line Aviation Base (1950–1992)

Brandis-Waldpolenz Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1992)

Welzow Airfield

Werneuchen Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1993)

Wiener Neustadt West Airfield and Flugfeld Barracks — Airfield of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)

Hradčany (Ralsko) Airfield — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Großenhain Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1993)

Debrecen Airfield — Air Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1944–1990)

Żagań-Tomaszowo Airfield — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Kalocsa (Foktő) Airfield — Air Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (from 1957)

Kiskunlacháza Airfield — Air Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1956–1991)

Kluczewo Airfield (Stargard) — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Kołobrzeg-Bagicz Airfield and Podczele Settlement — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Cochstedt Airfield — Soviet Air Force Base (from 1957)

Kunmadaras Airfield — Air Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1956–1991)

Krzywa Airfield — Air Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1953–1992)

Köthen Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1991)

Legnica Airfield — Airfield of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1993)

Maant (Manita, Bagakhangai) Airfield — Soviet Air Garrison in Mongolia (1971–1989)

Merseburg Airfield

Nalaikh Airfield — Soviet Air Garrison in Mongolia (1968–1990)

Neuruppin Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1991)

Obermehler-Schlotheim Airfield — Soviet Garrison (1957–1991)

Olomouc-Neředín Airfield — Helicopter Base of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1990)

Perleberg Airfield — Soviet Garrison (1945–1992)

Pütnitz (Damgarten) Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1994)

Rangsdorf Airfield and the Bücker Works — Soviet Air Force Base (1945–1994)

Rechlin-Lärz Airfield and Rechlin Garrison — Soviet Air Base (1945–1993)

Sliač (Tri Duby) Airfield — Air Base of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1991)

Templin / Gross Dölln Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison in East Germany

Tutow Airfield (near Demmin) — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1993)

Tököl Airfield — Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1945–1991)

Finow Airfield (Eberswalde)

Finsterwalde (Schacksdorf) Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1993)

Fürstenwalde Airfield — Soviet Garrison (1945–1994)

Zerbst Airfield — Soviet Air Force Garrison (1945–1992)

Csákvár Airfield — Airfield of the Southern Group of Forces (early 1970s–1990)

Choir (Bayantal) Airfield — Soviet Air Garrison in Mongolia (1971–1992)

Sármellék Airfield — Air Garrison of the Southern Group of Forces (1961–1990)

Mahlwinkel Airfield and Garrison — Soviet Garrison (1957–1994)

Santahamina batteries and garrison, Helsinki

Beelitz-Heilstätten — Central Military Hospital of the Soviet Forces in Germany (1945–1994)

Borne Sulinowo — Garrison of the Northern Group of Forces (1945–1992)

Former Army Clothing Office in Bernau — Soviet Supply Depot (1945–1994)

Former Army Clothing Depot in Leipzig (Gohlis, Kaisergärten quarter) — Soviet Garrison Site (1945–1992)

Former garrison on Słowiańska Street, Szczecinek

Lappeenranta (Villmanstrand) Fortress

Wiener Neustadt — Bechtolsheim Barracks, Quarters of Soviet Troops in Austria (1945–1955)

Vysoké Mýto — Garrison of the Central Group of Forces (1968–1990)

Cam Ranh Base (Soviet/Russian naval facility), 1979–2002

Porkkala Naval Base

Port Arthur (Lüshun) Naval Base, 1945–1955

Hanko Naval Base