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===Military Doctrine===
===Military Doctrine===
[[File:Soldier with the Image of Edessa.PNG|right|200px|thumb|Soldier with the [[Image of Edessa]] ]]
[[File:Soldier with the Image of Edessa.PNG|right|200px|thumb|No [[separation of church and state]]: Soldier with a depiction of [[Christ]], the [[Image of Edessa]] ]]
Russia has a well-established history and doctrine of using 70-120k forces at the very most in conflicts. The total force usage that Russia employed in any given conflict post-WW2 was 115k. In Georgia 2008, it was 70k at the peak. In [[Chechen War 1]] it was ~24k initially then ~70k at the peak. In [[Chechen War 2]], a similar 80k. In the Afghan War, note that 620k total were used, but only 115k at any given time. The larger number simply refers to how many total troops rotated through the theatre over the course of the 10 yearlong conflict.
Russia has a well-established history and doctrine of using 70-120k forces at the very most in conflicts. The total force usage that Russia employed in any given conflict post-WW2 was 115k. In Georgia 2008, it was 70k at the peak. In [[Chechen War 1]] it was ~24k initially then ~70k at the peak. In [[Chechen War 2]], a similar 80k. In the Afghan War, note that 620k total were used, but only 115k at any given time. The larger number simply refers to how many total troops rotated through the theatre over the course of the 10 yearlong conflict.