TABLE
OF INTERACTION
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16th MRD |
18th MRD |
19th MRD |
21st MRD |
17th TD |
20th TD |
Missile forces |
Army arty group |
Combat Helio |
PVO |
Anti-tank Res |
POZ |
Airborne |
Engr |
Chemical |
Participation in initial nuc
strike |
1. missile brigade of army,
rocket battalions of divisions of first and second echelon participate in
front innitial nuclear strike; 2. targets and yield are distributed in accordance with axis
and distance between the units by the chief of staff, chief of MT&A, and
chief of operations;
3. plan air bursts and use of chemical warheads in
the axis of the main attack;
4. artillery and combat helicopters on the main
attack axis use ammunition and chemical bombs on targets close to the front
during nuclear strike;
5. the first nuclear strike is conducted according
to order of front commander by three red rockets and radio message
three times (word Pusk);
6. with the launch of the nuclear missiles the
front aviation takes off and after the first nuclear strike they fly
to targets in the zone ___, ___ passing through zone in army sector;
7. reconnaissance of all echelons against the
condition and status of targets observes and reports on changes in the
situation and in accordance with these the plan will be changed;
8. during conduct of nuclear strike army must
consider and take measures for protection of own forces and direction of wind
and time of day and night and must warn the troops in a timely manner on the
first nuclear use. If forces are not warned, then must consider using a
security distance 4 times greater than norm;
9. to accomplish surprise participation in initial
nuclear strike, one third of nuclear forces will be on duty status for firing.
10. after conduct of initial nuclear strike, the
enemy will also conduct nuclear strikes, therefore army organizes combined
detachments of engineer, chemical, and motorized forces and they go into action
when enemy uses nuclear strikes;
11. army and troop PVO means must be prepared after
initial nuclear strike to repel enemy mass strikes and his pilotless means;
12. with first strike motorized divisions of
first-echelon begin the attack in enemy depth and in interaction with air
desants destroy main grouping;
13. missile battalions of first-echelon divisions
fire at targets that have been confirmed by new reconnaissance;
14. fire is conducted exactly at the determined time
P. For this all launchers must be prepared.
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1. PVO forces cover the army missile
brigade, main forces of army, command posts, and mobile missile bases in
concentration areas. 2. after
conduct of initial nuclear strike, army and troop PVO forces must be prepared
to repel mass enemy air strikes and his pilotless means.
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1. one combined detachment
is created from engineer, chemical, and motorized forces (battalions) and also
creation of combined detachments with mission of liquidation of results of
enemy mass destruction weapons is planned by staffs and formations. During use
of nuclear strikes by enemy they go into action to liquidate results of mass
weapons and restore forces' combat effectiveness. |
Repel enemy attack |
1. divisions of first-echelon deploy
1-5 km from the border and build positions for defense units (usually from each
division one motor rifle regiment); 2. units of artillery and rocket battalion of first-echelon
division occupy firing positions behind the covering force guard units.
3. organize visual and radio and radio-technical
reconnaissance at the state border;
4. the main forces of first-echelon divisions
prepare mine fields on the main axis in the assembly areas with mission of
repelling superior forces enemy attacks;
5. in case enemy launches offensive with superior
forces on the main axis, go onto the defensive and inflict losses on the enemy
and on other axes go onto offensive into depth of enemy territory;
6. in case enemy goes onto offensive with superior
forces across the entire army front, go onto the defense on the whole front and
inflict losses, and when operational reserves arrive then go onto the
offensive.
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1. prepare and occupy positions in the
FUP areas; 2. conduct counter-
attacks in accordance with the situation on the flank or rear of enemy and in
interaction with main forces surround and destroy enemy.
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Rocket forces will be prepared to
conduct a group strike with nuclear,
chemical, and conventional rockets on the enemy main grouping, nuclear weapons,
and command points.
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1. prepare and occupy firing positions
in the FUP areas; 2. conduct
destruction of enemy main grouping during the battle in depth;
3. support deployment of
second-echelon forces and cover their flanks during
counter
attacks in accordance with situation;
4. when enemy receives heavy losses and our reserves
arrive, support the army main forces in their going over onto the offensive.
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1. combat helicopters stop enemy tank
attacks; 2. combat aircraft deliver
strikes on main enemy forces during their repulsion and the course of the
operation.
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1. conduct reconnais-sance and
observation against enemy air forces and warn forces of enemy air strikes;
2. cover rocket forces, artillery,
main forces, and command posts against air strikes during
repulsion of enemy;
3. cover forces of second-
echelon in FUP area, during movement to
counterattack and during counter- attack;
4. cover army forces when they go onto the attack.
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1. designate lines to
deploy anti-tank reserves and locations for construction of mine fields on
possible enemy axes of attack; 2.
construct mine fields and deploy anti-tank reserve and repel enemy tank attack
on the axis of enemy main tank attack.
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Cross border & battle in covering
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1. at the designated time, H-hr, army
forces go onto the offensive in the enemy covering force area with re-inforced
forward detachments based on one motor rifle regiment from each first-echelon
division; 2. forward detachments
attack enemy covering forces and quickly approach the enemy main line of
defense;
3. forward detachments when they reach the enemy
forward defense line determine the capability of the defense, combat formation,
artillery positions, positions of fire means, command posts, strong points and
other elements and maintain contact with enemy;
4. main forces of first-echelon divisions in march
column move behind forward detachments and prepare to breakthrough defenses
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Rocket forces and artillery
when necessary deliver fire strikes or fire preparation on enemy nuclear
weapons, artillery, mortar
batteries, tanks, anti-tank means, personnel, fire weapons, command posts, and
radio-technical means in the zone of attack;
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Air forces and combat helicopters
deliver strikes on nuclear means, artillery and mortar batteries, command
posts, and reserves located out of artillery range; 2. support combat action of forward detachments.
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Support army main forces, missile forces
and artillery, and command posts from enemy air strikes. |
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Breakthrough defense
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1. 16th and 18th MRD's breakthrough
enemy defense with adjacent flanks in the area ___, __ on width of 10 km and
quickly develop the offensive in enemy depth. 2. formations and units organize reconnaissance of enemy and
terrain and determine platoon strong points, firing positions of artillery and
mortars, command posts, nuclear weapons positions, locations of reserves and
second echelons;
3. artillery forces, PVO forces, and command posts
move behind the forward detachments and occupy firing positions to conduct
preparatory fire and cover forces against enemy strikes;
4. the main forces of first echelon formations move
behind artillery and PVO in march columns. At a distance of 8-12 km from enemy
defenses they deploy into battalion columns, at 4-6 km deploy into company
columns and at 2-3 km into platoon columns, and
attack enemy defense from the march;
5. density of artillery in breakthrough area is
110-120 guns per km. Duration of preparatory fire is 40 min and preparatory
fire consists of three strikes. Ammunition expenditure of 1 unit of fire and
exactly at Che hour attack enemy defense.
6. during fire preparation tanks, ATGM, anti-tank
guns participate with task of destroying separate targets and enemy fire means;
7. units of first-echelon as possible bypass enemy
strong points and quickly develop the offensive in the depth;
8. be prepared to repel counter-attacks on lines
___, __ and from axes ___, __- and also on lines ___, ___and axis __-, _--.
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Be prepared to conduct group strikes
with nuclear, chemical, and
conventional missiles on enemy main grouping, nuclear weapons, and command
posts.
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1. width of breakthrough sector is 10 km
and density of artillery per km is 110-120; 2. duration of fire preparation is 40 min and ammunition
expenditure is 1 unit of fire;
3. army artillery group is 10 artillery battalions,
division arty groups 6 battalions and regimental groups 4 battalions;
4. send artillery reconnaissance units with the
forward detachments in order to conduct preparation for artillery fire;
5. artillery moves behind
the forward detachments and occupies firing positions for preparatory fire;
6. anti-tank ATGM and guns participate during fire
preparation;
7. support fire consists of barrage fire to the
depth of first echelon battalions and then by successive concentration fire to
depth of first echelon brigades.
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1. Air forces and combat helicopters
during movement strike enemy long range artillery , nuclear weapons, command
posts, 2. Air forces participate in
fire preparation and air preparation starts at Che
minus 20 min and lasts to
Che plus 3 min the targets are artillery located outside range of long range
artillery and reserves, nuclear weapons, command points.
3. combat helicopters block enemy counter-attacks by
second-echelon
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1.cover army main forces, missile
brigade, artillery, command points, during fire preparation and movement of
troops into enemy depth 2. PVO
forces on the basis of orders of front chief of PVO in interaction
with PVO forces of First Guards Tank Army and front fighter aviation
repel mass aviation strikes.
3. PVO forces move behind forward detachments and
occupy firing positions during breakthrough
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1. Repel attacks and
counterattacks of tank and motor rifle forces of second-echelon on lines ___,
___ and from axes ___, ___ and also on line___, ___ and axis ___. In
interaction with mobile obstacle detachment create mine fields on axes of enemy
counterattacks and counterblows.
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1. In enemy mine fields before first
line of defense create 45 lanes with army engineer sapper units.
2. At the
lanes establish comman-dant's
service guides with engineer troops.
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Airborne assault |
1. when first-echelon divisions conduct
a desant operation in their attack axis, they should speed up their
ground attack to the assault area in order to link up quickly. If the situation
requires, they should send a forward detachment to link up. The forward
detachment moves quickly, organizes interaction, and renders assistance.
2. when first-echelon formations
reach the area of air assault desants, the further actions of the
desants are controlled by the formation commander in accordance with
the general concept of operation.
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Conduct nuclear, chemical, and
conventional strikes by missile forces on enemy PVO in the transport aviation
flight zone; |
Artillery also conducts fire strikes on
enemy PVO means in the zone of transport aviation flight. |
1. conduct reconnaissance in the
desant area prior to the landing. 2. support desant flight, landing, and combat
action;
3. deliver
air strikes on enemy PVO in the air transport flight path;
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Cover the air assault force in their
assembly areas and during the
flight across the army area
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The landing is conducted during the
operation in the following areas: 1.
airborne assault battalion at 0900 on first day of operation in the area ___;
mission is to capture command post of corps, the assembly area for the landing
group is in area _____;
2. motor rifle battalion at
0600 on the 2nd day of operation lands in area ___, mission is to seize nuclear
depot and capture command post in area ___, assembly area for landing unit is
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Commit second
echelon |
1. support and protect second-echelon
forces from air attack as they arrive in the zone of operations of the
first-echelon divisions; 2. suppress
enemy by using nuclear, chemical, and conventional warheads along the line of
commitment of the second-echelon;
3. support by artillery fire the commitment of
second-echelon;
4. cover the open flanks from enemy tank attacks
with anti-tank reserves and mobile obstacle detachments
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Second echelon forces enter the
engagement on the line of ___ to ___ , on the axis __ to __ and destroy enemy
forces in region ___ to ___ etc with aim of quick expansion of offensive in
depth. At the end of the day seize a line from __ to ___. And on the following
morning continue the attack in the direction of ___. (for each
division) |
Suppress with nuclear, chemical, and
conventional rockets important enemy targets in front of and on flanks of
second-echelon forces on the line of commitment. |
1. reinforce second-echelon forces
during commitment with artillery battalions from composition of artillery
groups of first-echelon division and army artillery group and also two
artillery bns of anti-tank reserve; 2. in accordance with situation during commit-ment of
second-echelon, suppress defenders with 50 min fire strike and expenditure of
ammunition of 0.6 BK.
3. artillery assault support fire is conducted with
OV or PSO fire on one line or on two lines to the depth of first-echelon
defender battalions in accordance with situation.
4. accompanying fire conducted by massive and
concentration fire
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1. cover second-echelon forces in their
assembly area and during movement forward to the line of commitment and during
deployment ; 2. cover
second-echelon forces during commitment into engagement and during battle in
enemy depth;
3. PVO troops occupy their firing positions close to
line of commitment of second-echelon forces;
4. conduct aerial reconnaissance and warning against
enemy and cover second-echelon from enemy air strikes;
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Cover open flanks of
second-echelon from enemy tank strikes; |
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1. open and repair roads for each
division 3-4 routes each 2. open
lanes in enemy mine fields on the line of commitment;
3. conduct commandant's service at the lanes
openings;
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Force Water Barrier
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1. forcing Rhine River is conducted on
a wide front from the march or after a brief reparation in accordance with
situation; 2. forcing is conducted
with use of means of front, army, and division and troops and army
will be reinforced with means of front
3. before the crossing conduct detailed
reconnaissance of the river and locations, enemy forces, on both banks. In
accordance with this designate locations for crossings for each division.
4. for each division designate zone for crossing and
missions on the far bank with aim of rapid crossing of river. For each division
organize four to 6 assault crossings, 4-6 raft sites, 3-4 underwater crossings,
and 1 bridge.
5. with aim of seizing bridges and crossings held by
enemy, send forward detachments from each first-echelon division and also send
an air assault from parachute desant regiment in the area ___, ___. 600 5th day
of operation;
6. organization of commandant's service during river
crossing;
7. organize maskirovka, and also create
false crossing regions on river.
8. cover crossings and crossing forces against enemy
diversionary actions;
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Second-echelon forces cross the river
after the first-echelon forces with use of bridges and rafts and assault
crossings. |
Suppress with nuclear, chemical, and
conventional missiles main enemy important targets and his arriving reserves
toward the far bank of the river. |
1. support movement of forward
detachments and air assaults from enemy strikes 2. destroy and suppress enemy which defends the river
crossing
3. support organization of crossing and conduct of
crossing of forces on the Rhine river.
4. support combat actions of forces on the far
bank
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1. reconnaissance warning of forces
against nuclear strikes
2. cover troops during approach to river crossing
3. conduct of air defense of bridges and crossing
sites over river
4. cover forcing troops across the Rhine river
5. cover combat actions of troops on far
bank
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1. distribute forcing means between
formations and their movement between forward detach- ments;
2. determine and designate locations for crossing
for each first-echelon division;
3. organize crossing of Rhine, and maneuver of
crossing means;
4. create effective and detailed maskirovka
of the actual crossing sites and create false crossing sites;
5. organize commandant's
service in the crossing areas
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Signal |
For nuclear strikes,
chemical strikes, air strikes, |