page_title: Structure of the Czechoslovak People's Army 1989
section_title: Air Defence Command
hierarchical_section_title: Structure of the Czechoslovak People's Army 1989 / Ministry of National Defence / Western Military District / Air Defence Command
caption_attribution_description: English: Military of Czechoslovakia: Air Defence Forces Structure in 1989
context_page_description: At the end of the Cold War in 1989 the Czechoslovak People's Army structure was as follows:
  The article is based on the Czech Ministerstvo národní obrany 1950-1990 website, which lists all units of the Czechoslovak People's Army in existence between 1950 and 1990, with their location, subordination, equipment and changes over time.
context_section_description: Air Defence Command in Stará Boleslav (named: 7th Air Defence Army until 1976)
  Air Defence Central Command Post in Stará Boleslav
  7th Headquarters Battalion in Stará Boleslav
  17th Signal Regiment in Stará Boleslav
  7th Electronic Warfare Battalion in České Budějovice
  Command and Control Company
  On-board Radar Jammer Company
  Radio Navigation and VHF Signal Jammer Company
  7th Air Defence Signals and Electronic Support Maintenance Battalion in Stará Boleslav
  7th Air Defence Maintenance Battalion in České Budějovice
  Air Defence Weather Center in Prague
  Slovakia Weather Forecasting Center in Bratislava
  Air Defence Training Center in Karviná training troops for anti-aircraft missile units
  Air Defence Radio-technical Training Center in Zvolen training troops for radio-technical units
caption: Air Defence Command Structure in 1989 (click to enlarge)
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