| GENE SLOVER'S US NAVY PAGES UNDERSTANDING SOVIET NAVAL DEVELOPMENTS |
At the end of WWII Russia had the largest land army in the world. Joseph Stalin set about to become the strongest country on earth and
to dominate as much of the world as he could.
To do this he needed a strong modern Army, Navy and Air Force which he went about building and soon became the number 2 world
power pushing all nations except the United States to a lesser power than The Soviet Union.
The build up of the Soviet Union is very impressive.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 Purpose
Section 2 The Background of Soviet Development
Section 3 The Soviet Navy Today
Section 4 Soviet Naval Hardware
Section 5 Soviet Naval Personnel
Section 6 Other Soviet Maritime Activities
Section 7 The Future of the Soviet Navy Under Gorbachev and Perestroika
Appendix A Soviet Navy Order of Battle
Appendix B Soviet Warship Description
Appendix C Soviet Maritime Aircraft Descriptions
Appendix D Soviet Missile Guide
Glossary
VIDEOS SOVIET NAVAL SHIPS 1965-1975 (Silent)
to dominate as much of the world as he could.
To do this he needed a strong modern Army, Navy and Air Force which he went about building and soon became the number 2 world
power pushing all nations except the United States to a lesser power than The Soviet Union.
The build up of the Soviet Union is very impressive.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 Purpose
Section 2 The Background of Soviet Development
Section 3 The Soviet Navy Today
Section 4 Soviet Naval Hardware
Section 5 Soviet Naval Personnel
Section 6 Other Soviet Maritime Activities
Section 7 The Future of the Soviet Navy Under Gorbachev and Perestroika
Appendix A Soviet Navy Order of Battle
Appendix B Soviet Warship Description
Appendix C Soviet Maritime Aircraft Descriptions
Appendix D Soviet Missile Guide
Glossary
VIDEOS SOVIET NAVAL SHIPS 1965-1975 (Silent)
The book Understanding Soviet Naval Developments is made available through the kind cooperation of Bolling Smith, of the Coast
Defense Study Group, to whom I say thank you very much.
The videos, from the Naval Archives in Washington, DC., are made available through the kind cooperation of Bolling Smith, of the Coast
Defense Study Group, to whom I say thank you very much.
Defense Study Group, to whom I say thank you very much.
The videos, from the Naval Archives in Washington, DC., are made available through the kind cooperation of Bolling Smith, of the Coast
Defense Study Group, to whom I say thank you very much.
