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See also UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks, RedsWithRockets, UsefulNotes/MnogoNukes, UsefulNotes/PeaceThroughSuperiorFirepower.
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See also UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks, RedsWithRockets, UsefulNotes/RedsWithRockets, UsefulNotes/MnogoNukes, UsefulNotes/PeaceThroughSuperiorFirepower.
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* '''Ratnik:''' A new suite of C4ISTAR equipment, body armor, and the aforementioned uniforms. Visually it can be distinguished from older Russian kit by the use of the ''Digit'' camouflage pattern, popularly referred to as EMR. Ratnik is comparable to the other "future soldier" programs in the US, Germany, and the UK, with the focus being on better organization, especially for small units. Squad leaders are to be equipped with tablets hooked right into Russia's GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System), allowing for instant view of battlefield maps and unit locations. It also comes with new body armor to replace the woefully outdated 6B3, called the 6B45, and a new helmet. It also incorporates the 6m2-1 headset with integrated hearing protection.
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* '''Ratnik:''' A new suite of C4ISTAR [=C4ISTAR=] equipment, body armor, and the aforementioned uniforms. Visually it can be distinguished from older Russian kit by the use of the ''Digit'' camouflage pattern, popularly referred to as EMR. Ratnik is comparable to the other "future soldier" programs in the US, Germany, and the UK, with the focus being on better organization, especially for small units. Squad leaders are to be equipped with tablets hooked right into Russia's GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System), allowing for instant view of battlefield maps and unit locations. It also comes with new body armor to replace the woefully outdated 6B3, called the 6B45, and a new helmet. It also incorporates the 6m2-1 headset with integrated hearing protection.
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* In ''LightNovel/GirlyAirForce'', it was said that the Russian military is currently at the forefront of the research & development of Anima, giving them the edge in fighting against Zai invasion.
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* In ''LightNovel/GirlyAirForce'', ''Literature/GirlyAirForce'', it was said that the Russian military is currently at the forefront of the research & development of Anima, giving them the edge in fighting against Zai invasion.
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* ''VideoGame/{{ARMA}} II'' heavily subverts this by having a well modernized Russian military as one of the playable factions.
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* ''VideoGame/{{ARMA}} Appears in the ''VideoGame/{{ARMA}}'' series:
** ''ARMA II'' heavily subverts this by having a well modernized Russian military as one of the playable factions. In a case of HarsherInHindsight moment, a radical Russian minority with a Communist bent in a post-Soviet Central-Eastern {{Ruritania}} bordering on Russia wages war against weak government forces (after the latter attempt to distance themselves from their Cold War sphere of influence) and occupy government buildings. Then Russia personally intervenes, marching over the border under the guise of peacekeeping operations. Then the government forces team up with radical nationalist militants, which the Russians use as a ''casus belli'', the situation is ''uncannily'' similar Russo-Ukrainian war.
** ''ARMA II'' heavily subverts this by having a well modernized Russian military as one of the playable factions. In a case of HarsherInHindsight moment, a radical Russian minority with a Communist bent in a post-Soviet Central-Eastern {{Ruritania}} bordering on Russia wages war against weak government forces (after the latter attempt to distance themselves from their Cold War sphere of influence) and occupy government buildings. Then Russia personally intervenes, marching over the border under the guise of peacekeeping operations. Then the government forces team up with radical nationalist militants, which the Russians use as a ''casus belli'', the situation is ''uncannily'' similar Russo-Ukrainian war.
