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Contribution to NIE 11-14-64 Capabilities of Soviet General-Purpose Forces 1964-70, CIA/DI/ORR, 6 October 1964
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This is a CIA Office of Research and Reports contribution to National Intelligence Estimate 11-14-64, dated 6 October 1964, on the capabilities of Soviet general-purpose forces from 1964 to 1970. It updates evidence on Soviet doctrine for theater warfare, the effect of low wartime birth rates on military conscription and the labor supply, tactical missile systems, the Soviet and Satellite tactical air forces, and Soviet naval submarine, surface and air forces. The report does not mention unidentified flying objects.
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- p. 38 …Soviet Naval General-Purpose Forces
Traditional missions such as interdicting Western sea lines of com-
munication…
- p. 39 Soviet Navy to protect the sea lines of communication so vital to
amphibious operations is severely…
- p. 40 …Including tso vrdlov class in the Black Sea fitted for ji ssile :, D.
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- p. 41 …probable J-class units in the Black
Sea in late.1963. There also is tenuous evidence…
- p. 47 …in the Baltic and Black Sea areas and the Sea of
Japan. their use is primarily…
- p. 49 …had great difficulty in locating them at sea. (TSD)
The limited range of naval aircraft restricts…
- p. 50 …It appears to be effective in local sea theaters off
Soviet-controlled coastlines where surface and…
- p. 52 …placed in service, probably in the Black Sea area where
the operating environment might be compatible…
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