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The Soviet Navy |
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The Soviet Navy |
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Here are some useful statistics relating to the Soviet fleet and Naval Infantry. We begin by listing general Soviet capabilities and useful statistics. Then we move on to section lists Soviet fleet strength and the numbers of submarines in service. The final section lists the organization of a Soviet Naval Infantry regiment. As always, more statistics will follow as we obtain them and place them here for you to see.
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Organization of a Naval Infantry Regiment The Regiment is the basic
unit of the Soviet Naval Infantry forces. It contains a wide variety
of elements that allow it to perform a variety of missions. The
regiment can be broken up into four major sections based on their
function. The first is the maneuver component which are the primary
units used to engage the enemy. Organic artillery is the second
component. It consists of all forms of supporting artillery that
moves with the regiment. Specialist units are the third major
section, and support elements are the fourth and final element of the
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Maneuver Component |
Organic Artillery | Specialist Units | Support Units |
| 3 x Infantry
Battalions 1 x Amphibious Tank Battalion (PT-76 tanks) 1 x Recon Company |
1 x Rocket
Launcher Battery (BM-14 MRL's)
1 x Anti-Aircraft Battery 1 x Anti-Tank Gun Battery |
1 x Engineer
Company
1 x Signals Company |
1 x Medical
Company
1 x Transport Company 1 x Maintenance Company 1 x Supply Company |
