Soviet Military Rear Services in East Germany

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Soviet Military Rear Services in East Germany

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O knihe

As tensions rise in Europe, we are all becoming more aware of the importance of logistics and military preparedness. This report provides a glimpse into the meticulous planning and immense resources that the Soviet Union has devoted to supporting its military operations in East Germany. You will be empowered with insights into the potential for conflict and the strategic capabilities of the Soviet military, giving you a new perspective on the geopolitical landscape and the challenges that lie ahead. As a concerned citizen, it is essential to understand the potential for conflict and to be informed about the capabilities of the world's major military powers. This report offers a unique and valuable opportunity to gain a greater understanding of the Soviet military and the role it plays in global affairs. This report, prepared by the CIA Directorate of Intelligence in February 1984, examines the Soviet military rear services in East Germany. It highlights the significant logistic preparations made by the Soviets, including the stockpiling of critical supplies such as ammunition and POL (petroleum, oil, and lubricants), the development of medical support facilities, and the establishment of maintenance capabilities. The report concludes that Soviet logistic preparations in East Germany significantly exceed their doctrinal requirements for the forces currently stationed there, suggesting a large reserve for the Western Theater of Military Operations. The report notes that while these preparations likely make Soviet planners confident of their ability to sustain the initial period of a war, they would still need to mobilize large numbers of support personnel to sustain a prolonged conflict. This annotated edition illustrates the capabilities of the AI Lab for Book-Lovers to add context and ease-of-use to manuscripts. It includes publishing information; abstracts; viewpoints; learning aids; and references.