Headquarters of an RVSN Division, 1964-present. Operated 64 heavy ICBM silos (R-36/R-36M).

• 2004 December 22 - R-36M2 ICBM demonstration flight Launch Vehicle: R-36M2. Apogee: 1,000 km (600 mi). The sixteen-year old missile was launched from an operational ICBM base and its dummy warheads impacted in the test range on the Kamchatka Peninsula after a 6,000 kilometer flight. The test was touted as a demonstration of use of the surplus ICBM's, launched directly from their silos, for launch of commerical orbital payloads, in lieu of more expensive decommissioning. Others saw it as the beginning of the development of Dombarovskiy into a new spaceport, on Russian soil, in replacement of Baikonur.

• 2006 July 12 14:53 - Genesis 1 Launch Vehicle: R-36M2. Dnepr Apogee: 565 km (351 mi). One third scale version of the privately-financed Nautilus inflatable human space habitat module.

• 2007 June 28 15:02 - Genesis 2 Launch Vehicle: R-36M2. Dnepr LC: Silo 1-1. Apogee: 561 km (348 mi). One third scale version of the privately-financed Nautilus inflatable human space habitat module. The spacecraft's 22 interior and exterior cameras provided images of items and pictures carried for paying participants in Bigelow's “Fly your Stuff” program.