CIA • 1976
INTELLIGENCE REPORT SOVIET FLEET LOGISTICS: CAPABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS
PPROVED FOR RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL RELEASE PROGRAM, UNE 2017W Approved for Release: 2017/06/14 C05532898 AR 70-14 Intelligence Report Soviet Fleet Logistics: Capabilities and Limitations Approved for Release: 2017/06/14 C05532898 Approved for Release: 2017/06/14 C05532898 Soviet Fleet Logistics: Capabilities and Limitations Key Findings The Soviet concept for providing supplies to naval forces differs markedly from that of Western navies. The Soviet replenishment force is structured primarily to support the peacetime operations of the fleet, which it does effectively, rather than to support extended combat operations as in the West Enough naval logistic ships and naval-subordinated merchant ships are available to sustain large-scale noncombat operations. During exercises and crisis situations, the Soviets have demonstrated the capability to provide supplies for large numbers of warships for periods of up to 45 days...
Timeline
- Created
- Jun 19, 2017
- Released
- Jun 19, 2017
- Publication
- Aug 1, 1976
- Case number
- SC-2007-00006
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Document #
0005532898
Case #
SC-2007-00006
Document Type
FOIA
Collection
CIA Analysis of the Soviet Navy
Release Decision
RIPPUB
Original Classification
U
Sequence
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Pages
33 pages
File Size
4.58 MB