Table 1. MoD commands and military deployments
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NAVY
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Moscow
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2000: 161,000 pers. 4 fleets, 1 flotilla. Coastal Troops: 10500 pers., 811 tanks, 865 ifv/apc, 345 arty, 18 SSM, 16 hel,\BRAV- 133 arty, 8 ASM launchers, 50 ad msl launchers. 2004: took part in 11 joint Russia-NATO exercises incl 3 in North Atlantics, 3 - Baltics, 4 in Mediterrian. |
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BALTIC FLEET
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Baltyysk
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WEST
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36,000 pers (18,000 Kaliningrad). Incl. Baltic and Leningrad Naval bases. 05.2005 visited by German Navy delegation. 07.2005 visited by Sweden MoD delegation. 2006: avg "open sea" time/ship= 5,5 days. 30-31.07.2006 visited by MoD minister Ivanov for Navy Day celebration in Kaliningrad. 07.2006: comd-staff trainings. 2006: took 2nd place of Rus Navy, won 5 pennants for successful trainings. 07.2007 REGION-2007 comd.staff exercises. 09.2007 fleet comd.staff exercises. 04.2008 inspected by NAVY staff. 05.2008 inspected by Polish MoD delegation. Contract sailor's salary: US$ 470-591. Phone +7 40145-3-21-80. 2008: ships made 17 visits, 20 msl launches, 500 arty firings. 09.2008 comd staff exercises. 07.2010 flight pilot conference. |
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COASTAL TROOPS (SIBV?)
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BAL
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09.2007 fleet comd.staff exercises. 11.2007 Staff disbanded(?) |
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7 SEPARATE MOT RGT
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Kaliningrad
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BAL
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152 SEPARATE MSL BDE
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Chernyakhovsk (Kaliningrad)
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BAL
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187 pers., Tochka. Feb 19, 2006 visited by Kaliningrad Governor Georgy Boos. 10.2009 successfully destroyed target by Tochka. |
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73 BRIDGE BN
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Gorodkovo
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BAL
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ex 46 rgt, 2000: 141 pers |
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1 SEPARATE COMMS RGT
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Kaliningrad
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BAL
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254 SEPARATE ELINT BN (OSNAZ)
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Gvardeisk
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BAL
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ex 159 separate elint rgt, 2000: 214 pers |
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244 ARTY BDE
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Kaliningrad
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BAL
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385 STORAGE
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Lugovoe (Kaliningrad)
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BAL
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ex- 1 tk div. 365 pers., 207 T-72, 75 BMP, 24 2s3. 01.2009 tanks transferred from Kaliningrad distr. |
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3598 STORAGE
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Kaliningrad
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BAL
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ex- 671,672 rgt 149 arty div. 72 2a36 |
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6610 STORAGE
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Mamonovo
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BAL
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229 TRG CENTER SATURN
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Gvardeisk
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BAL
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ex 609 trg mot rgt. 2000: 720 pers., 50 T-72, 100 BTR, 24 BMP, 10 2s1, 1 2s3, D-30 |
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25 COAST MSL RGT
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Donskoe
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BAL
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22 AD RGT?
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Kaliningrad
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BAL
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336 SEPARATE MARINES BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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877,878 rgt, 879 cdo bn. 1157 pers., 26 T-72, 131 BTR-80, 24 2s1, 22 2s9, 59 MT-LB. 09.2007 fleet comd.staff exercises.
879 cdo bn took part in Chechen war: ex-commander maj Alexander Darkovich. 01.1995 fought for Groznyy, captured "green district". 02.1995 Group "West", captured hospital. Chechen campaign losses: 47 killed/MIA.
09.05.2006 took part in V-day parade in Moscow. 07.2006: comd-staff trainings, descent operation exercises at Khmelevka. 09.2010 descent operation exercises at Khmelevka. |
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205 SEPARATE ANTIDIVERS BN (PDSS)
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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60 pers. 09.2007 fleet comd.staff exercises. |
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561(4) SEPARATE SPETZNAZ PT
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Parusnoe (Baltyysk)
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BAL
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79 SEPARATE MOT BDE
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Gusev
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BAL
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ex 18 moto div- BAL Coastal Troops |
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127 OMIB
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Primorsk
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BAL
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12 SURF SHIPS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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128 SURF SHIPS BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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71 LST BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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7 LST DIV-
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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64 COAST GUARD BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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264 AS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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177(323) MSM DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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488 MSM DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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106 MSL SHIPS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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1 MSL BOATS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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36 MSL SHIPS BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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143 RPR/CONSTR SHIPS BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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72 ELINT SHIPS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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ex-144 bde. 864, 503 (~4) |
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23 SPT SHIPS BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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160, 1844, 577, etc (~40)
incl 588 div, 68 div |
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54 RESC BDE
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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141,712,733, 14611,364,620 (~10) |
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603 HDRGRF SHIPS DIV
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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45 H DISTR
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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51 H DISTR
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Baltyysk
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BAL
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123 SUB DIV
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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105 COAST GUARD BDE
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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133.1,1265,10750,13000 etc (~20)
incl 109 div MPK, 22 MSM div |
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166 TRG RPR SHIPS BDE
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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~3
incl 258 trg ships div |
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? DIV SPT SHIPS
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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? DIV SPT SHIPS
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Lomonosov
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BAL
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?RESC SHIPS DIV
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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335 OCEANGR SHIPS DIV
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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42 HDRGR DISTR
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Kronshtadt
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BAL
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NAVAL AVIATION BAL
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BAL
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2000: 24 Su-24, 8 Su-24MR, 28 Su-27, 10+ Mi-24. 2009 BAL AF/AD C3 disbanded. |
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7054 AIRBASE
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Chkalovsk
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BAL
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ex 125 separate hel sqdn. 2000: 20 Mi-24, Mi-8. 396 separate AS hel sqdn , 1111 AS airbase, 1141 airbase. Transferred to AF. |
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7053 AIRBASE
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Khrabrovo
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BAL
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ex-398 separate sqn. 2000: An-24/26, Mi-8. An-2/12, Be-12 in reserve. 2009 incl 4287 airbase, transferred to AF. |
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?IND COMMS RGT/BN
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Gvardeisk
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BAL
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[crossreferences: member of]
NAVY
CINC -- v-adm Viktor Chirkov. Ex-CINC-- R Adm Viktor Mardusin (12.2007- 08.2009). ------ex-Commander --- SIDENKO, Konstantin, Admiral, Appointed 06.05.2006.
[MOD Data: "Vice-Admiral Konstantin Sidenko, Baltic Fleet, Commander since 6 May 2006. Konstantin Sidenko was born 2 February 1953 in Khabarovsk. In 1975, he graduated from the Pacific Higher Naval School and reported to the Pacific Fleet where he served as chief of armament section of a cruiser submarine, assistant to commander, senior assistant to commander of a heavy submarine. Upon completion at the Navy Higher Officer Courses, Konstantin Sidenko assumed the duties as commander of a heavy submarine. In 1989, he graduated from the Navy Academy and returned to the Pacific Fleet where he continued his service as a submarine squadron deputy commander. In 1994, Konstantin Sidenko earned a degree at the General Staff Academy and was assigned to the Pacific Fleet where he consequently advanced through the ranks as submarine division commander, first deputy submarine flotilla comander, first deputy squadron commander. In 200, he assumed command over Force North West. In April 2002, Mr. Sidenko was appointed as chief of staff, first deputy Commander Pacific Fleet. Konstantin Sidenko was delegated the duties as Commander Baltic Fleet on 6 May 2006"]
["Sidenko was born in February 1953, graduated from the mine and torpedo department of the Makarov Pacific Fleet higher naval college, Military Naval Academy and General Staff Academy. He served at the Kamchatka peninsula and went through all military posts from commander of the submarine's mine and torpedo compartment to head of a submarine. Sidenko was also deputy head and later head of a submarine unit as well as chief-of-staff and first deputy commander of the Kamchatka flotilla. Sidenko was appointed commander of the Kamchatka troops group in 2000" (Agentstvo voyennykh novostey, 24 Apr 02).]
Deputy Commander --- APANOVICH, Vasiliy, Vice-Admiral, appointed (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 17 May 01).
["Apanovich was born in the Grozno region in Belarus in 1951. He graduated from the Kaliningrad Higher Naval College in 1976, Navy's Higher Officer Classes in 1984 and Navy Academy in 1989. Ananovich occupied various posts in the Baltic Fleet, starting from air defence missile battery commander at the Obraztsovy large anti-submarine ship, chief officer at the Silny and Neukrotimy guard ships, Oktyabrskaya Revolyutsiya cruisers. Later he became commander of the Silny guard ship, then deputy commander of a landing ship brigade. Following that he was promoted to brigade commander and then chief-of-staff of a surface vessels division. Prior to his current appointment, Ananovich commanded the Baltiysk naval base" (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 17 May 01).] Deputy Commander (Ground and Coastal Troops) --- BAKIN, Vladimir, Lt-Gen (Agentstvo voyennykh novostey, 15 Feb 01; Lt-Gen: Agentstvo voyennykh novostey, 18 Dec 00). Deputy Commander (Logistics)---BOGDANOV, Shekur, C-Adm Deputy Commander (BRAV)---SOKUSHEV, Boris, Maj Gen
[Previous Chief of Staff --- FEDOROV, Viktor, V-Adm (Nezavisimaya Gazeta, 29 Nov 00; promoted to V-Adm, , 22 Mar 00). (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 14 Sep 01).] ex- Pacific Fleet Chief of Staff --- appointed (Agentstvo voyennykh novostey, 24 Apr 02), Vice-Admiral. Ex-Commander --- VALUYEV, Vladimir Proko'yevich, Adm (Krasnaya Zvezda 3 Feb 01; Agentstvo voyennykh novostey 12 Apr 01; Promoted to Admiral, Profil, 17 Dec 01; Krasnaya Zvezda, 04 Jan 02).
[Valuyev was First Deputy Commander of the Baltic Fleet.]
· [Previous Commander was YEGOROV, Vladimir Grigoryevich, Admiral (FAN.RU, 12 January 2000). He was elected governor of Kaliningrad on November 20, 2000, and reported retired from the active service on February 16 (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 27 Feb 01). [BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: YEGOROV]
ex-Deputy Commander --- LOBSKIY, Anatoliy, ?-Adm (ITAR-TASS, 12 Aug 02).
Military Procuracy [Main Military Procuracy] Military Procurator --- SHTADLER, German, Maj-Gen Just (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey , 6 Feb 01; ITAR-TASS, 9 Jan 03).
Main Staff [Baltic Fleet]
122nd Surface Ship Brigade Commander --- BELOGLAZOV, Igor', Colonel (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey, 10 Jan 03).
Air/Air Defense [Baltic Fleet] Commander --- KULAKOV, Aleksandr, Maj-Gen, promoted (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 20 Dec 02).
[Previous commander was KRISANOV, Fedor, Maj-Gen (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey , 10 Feb 00; 24 Oct 01).] Armor/Tank Service [Baltic Fleet] Chief --- GULYAYEV, Viktor, Maj-Gen, promoted (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 20 Dec 02).
Aviation [Baltic Fleet] Commander --- SAKERIN, Viktor, Maj-Gen (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 27 Jul 01; Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey, 24 Oct 01).
Baltic Naval Base [Baltic Fleet]
Commander KONYSHEV, Aleksandr, R-Adm (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 20 Dec 02).
Cadres Directorate [Baltic Fleet] Chief --- ZVEREV, Igor, R-Adm (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey, 18 Dec 00). (Krasnaya Zvezda, 04 Jan 02 ).
Ground and Coastal Troops [Baltic Fleet] Commander --- SOKUSHEV, Boris, Lt-Gen, promoted (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 20 Dec 02).
[Previous Commander was BAKIN, Vladimir, Lt-Gen (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey , 15Feb01; Lt-Gen: 18 Dec00).] Deputy Commander --- DORONIN, Andrey, Col (Krasnaya Zvezda, 22 Nov 02).
Combat Training [Coastal Troops] Chief --- MAKAROV, Vladimir, Col (Strazh, Baltiki, 28 Jan 03).
Military Readiness Department [Ground / Coastal Troops] Chief --- MAKAROV, Vladimir, Col (Strazh Baltiki, 28 Jan 03).
First (Moscow-Minsk Proletarian) Motorized-Rifle Division [Ground / Coastal Troops] To be disbanded by June, 2002. "The division will be replaced by a motorized rifle brigade while 800 officer posts will be reduced in the course of the transformation. The unit was established in Moscow in December 1927. It got the title of guard division, solemn denomination of "Moscow-Minsk" and four orders for courage and heroism displayed during World War II. The first attempt to disband the division took place in 1996 but then-defense minister Igor Rodionov opposed the move" (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey, 5 Nov 01). Commander --- CHIRIGIN, Nikolay, Major General (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 22 May 01).
Leningrad Naval Base [Baltic Fleet] ["The base is in charge of dozens of moorages in Lomonosov, Kronshtadt, Vysotsk, and so forth. Most of them are idle, and the military lease them to various civilian organizations, which use them as they see fit. For instance, at one Leningrad Naval Base moorage in Kronshtadt (Fort Konstantin) Morskaya Liga, a local firm, has constructed a hotel and a fashionable restaurant. And in Lomonosov the military have leased four moorages to the Russian Financial Corporation. Freight from ships arriving there underwent "streamlined registration and customs clearance procedures" (Kommersant 01 Aug 01 P 3 ).] Commander --- KUDRYAVTSEV, VladimirYu., Rear-Admiral (Military News Bulletin No 011, 1 Nov 02).
[KUDRYAVTSEV: "Born on April 18, 1950 in Riga, Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic, he graduated from the Kaliningrad Higher Naval School in 1972 and served on the Black Sea Fleet as group commander and department commander of a warship. In 1976 he graduated from the Higher Specialised Officer Classes and returned to the Black Sea Fleet as ship's first lieutenant; he was later promoted to ship commander. After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1983 he returned to the Black Sea Fleet, where he commanded a cruiser and was chief of staff - deputy brigade commander. In 1988 - 90 he commanded a brigade of missile boats on the Baltic Fleet. In 1992 he graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces and was dispatched to the Baltic Fleet as commander of a division of missile ships; he was subsequently promoted to commander of a division of surface ships of the Baltic Fleet. In 1995 he assumed the post of chief of staff -first deputy commander of the Leningrad naval base of the Baltic Fleet. He was appointed Commander of the Leningrad Naval Base of the Baltic Fleet by presidential decree of September 23, 2002" (Military News Bulletin No 011, 1 Nov 02).] [Previous Chief was KORNILOV, Aleksandr, Vice-Admiral (Kommersant 01 Aug 01 P 3 ). ["LENINGRAD NAVAL BASE TO BE INSPECTED DUE TO CHIEF'S POWER ABUSE (15.08.01 16:51:39) ST.PETERSBURG, August 15 (AVN) - Following the opening of a criminal case against Leningrad naval base commander Vice Admiral Alexander Kornilov military prosecutors launched inspection of the base's financial service, a spokesman for the base headquarters said on Wednesday. The charges against Kornilov are not brought in yet, the spokesman told the Military News Agency. Prosecutors suspect the admiral of power abuse but do not disclose its manifestations. According to some sources, prosecutors found violations in the financial and economic activities on the base. The final decision will be made after the current revision and forthcoming inspection of the Armed Forces rear which is to start on August 20. Kornilov was born in the Altai territory on August 11, 1947. After graduating from the Pacific Higher Navy College he served at the Northern Fleet as commander of the mine and torpedo section of a nuclear submarine and senior assistant of the submarine commander. In 1976 he went to serve at the Baltic Fleet where he became submarine commander. After graduating from the higher officer courses and Navy Academy Kornilov was appointed division chief-of-staff. Following that he was enrolled in the General Staff Academy and headed submarine division after the graduation. Kornilov became Leningrad base chief-of-staff in October 1993 and its commander in December 1995" (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 15 Aug 01).] Organizational/Mobilization Directorate [Baltic Fleet] Chief --- KOVTUNENKO, Vladimir, R-Adm, promoted (Nezavisimoye Voyennoye Obozreniye, 20 Dec 02).
Signal Communications [Baltic Fleet] Chief: TIPKIN, Aleksey, R-Adm (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey , 18Dec00)
Troops Service and Service Safety Directorate [Baltic Fleet] Head --- Beloyartsev, Vladimir, Colonel (Agentstvo Voyennykh Novostey 3 Jul 01).
Upbringing Work Directorate [Baltic Fleet] Chief --- MASYAGIN, Vladimir, R-Adm (Krasnaya Zvezda 14 Mar 01).
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