EXPORTS OF COMMUNIST MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: A CATALOG OF PRICES

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79S01091A000200030011-5
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• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 12, 1999
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: February 1, 1970
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DIRECTORATE OF
INTELLIGENCE
Intelligence Handbook
Exports Of Communist Military Equipment
To The Less Developed Countries: A Catalog Of Prices
ER H 70-3
February 1970
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Selected List Prices of Military Associated Equipment Exported by Communist Countries
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Air Force (Continued)
AFA 35/50 aircraft camera
3,084
1960
Iraq
SKT-53 gun trainer for TU-16
8,960
1961
Iraq
TS-8 pilot's trainer
808,500
1964
India
77BM-2M target aircraft
3,752
1961
Iraq
1,060 x 300 tire, group
280
1966
Iraq
900 x 300 tire, group
152
1966
Iraq
Searchlight, APM-30
9,520
1961
Iraq
Lights on ZIL-130, APM-90
10,631
1966
Iraq
Lights on ZIL-130, LUCH-2
50,475
1966
Iraq
Neon beacons on ZIL-130, KNS-IP
12,330
1966
Iraq
Bomb cart, BTP-15
1,285
1960
Iraq
Bomb cart, BTZ-44
1,079
1960
Iraq
NKTL-3 ejection trainer
1,910
1960
Iraq
STL-I gun trainer
3,875
1960
Iraq
UTB-3M bombing trainer
37,492
1960
Iraq
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Selected List Prices of Military Equipment Exported by Communist Countries
(Continued)
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Ground Forces Equipment
Field artillery (Continued)
122mm corps gun (A-19)
122mm field gun
130mm field gun M-46
152mm gun-howitzer (ML-20)
Antiaircraft artillery
Twin 23mm antiaircraft gun ZU-23
Twin 30mm antiaircraft gun M-53
37mm antiaircraft gun
85mm antiaircraft gun
100mm antiaircraft gun KS-19
Multiround rocket launchers
Unit List
Price (US $) Year Recipient Remarks
30,453 1960 Iraq
29,554 1956 Syria
8,365 1962 Indonesia Weight 4,410 lbs.
10,737(P) 1958 Indonesia Crated with accessories and spare
parts, 5,236 lbs.
8,618 1958 Iraq
87,000 1962 Indonesia Price includes fire control radars.
35,700 1961 Indonesia Weight 9,226 lbs.
14,458(C) 1956 Syria
20,760(P) 1958 Indonesia
16,228(C) 1956 Syria
52,080 1961 Indonesia Weight 20,834 lbs.
47,376 1960 Iraq
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(Continued)
Ground Forces Equipment
Unit List
Price (US $)
Year
Recipient
Remarks
Tanks
PT-76 amphibious tank
52,836
1962
Indonesia
Weight 14 metric tons
T-34 medium tank
28,921
1960
Iraq
48,345
1959
Indonesia
103,000(C)*
,
87326
1967
1961
Morocco
Iraq
Weight 36 metric tons
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T-55 medium tank
104,000(C)*
121,918
1967
1966
Morocco
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125,160
1966
aq
Iraq
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SU-76 assault gun
14,340
1954
Yugoslavia
Weight 11.1 metric tons
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SU-100 assault gun
44,800(C)*
1967
Morocco
Weight 30 metric tons
Armored cars and personnel carriers
BTR-40P amphibious scout car (BRDM)
17,850
1961
Iraq
Weight 5.6 metric tons combat loaded
BTR-40 armored personnel carrier
14,168
1964
Indonesia
Weight 5.3 metric tons
13,866
1958
Iraq
BTR-152 armored personnel carrier
19,800
22,851
1966
1961
Tanzania
Iraq
Weight 8.9 metric tons combat loaded
BTR-60P armored personnel carrier
43,750
1965
Finland
Weight 10 metric tons
OT-64 armored personnel carrier SKOT
53,000(c)*
1967
Morocco
Weight 12.5 metric tons
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Selected List Prices of Military Equipment Exported by Communist Countries
(Continued)
Ground Forces Equipment
Unit List
Price (US $)
Year Recipient
Small arms (Continued)
1966
Iraq
7.62mm light machinegun Degtyarey
323
330
1964
Indonesia
(RPD)
7.62mm Goryunov machinegun 1,11963
(SG)
1,007
1,002
1967
1964
Iraq
Indonesia
7.62mm light machinegun M-52/57
319(C)
249(C)
1967
1966
Iraq
Cyprus
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7.92mm light machinegun ZB-26
499(C)*
1966
Cyprus
7.92mm machinegun ZB-37
1967
Iraq
weight 78.5 lbs., with tripod and
d belt -- 368
lbs.
heavy machinegun m1938/46
7
(DShK)
1,906
46
1966
Iraq
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1,652
14
1964
1967
Indonesia
Iraq
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shield, tripod, kit, and spare
parts -- 510 lbs.
26mm signal pistol
13
1964
Indonesia
Flamethrowers
1961
Indonesia
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629
Light flamethrower "LPO
"
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2,128
1961
Indonesia
TPO
Heavy flamethrower
Recoilless antitank weapons
112
1962
Indonesia
Antitank launcher RPG-2
129
1960
Iraq
Antitank launcher P-27 "Pacerovka"
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Selected List Prices of Military Equipment Exported by Communist Countries
(Continued)
Ground Forces Equipment
Unit List
Price (US $)
Year
Recipient
Recoilless antitank weapons (Continued)
Antitank launcher RPG-7
82mm antitank rocket launcher SPG-82
570
1967
Iraq
Weight 66 lbs
570
1964
Indonesia
.
82mm recoilless gun B-10
3,233
1964
Indonesia
Weight 188 lb
3,741
1960
Iraq
s.
107mm recoilless gun B-11
1962
Indonesia
Weight 672 lbs
Mortars
82mm mortar
570
1967
Iraq
.
753
1966
Iraq
722
1964
Indonesia
120mm mortar
1967
Iraq
Field artillery
57mm antitank gun (ZIS-2)
9,000
1959
Guinea
Weight 2
536 lb
4,700
1955
Egypt
,
s.
85mm divisional gun D-44
10,041
11,370
1960
Iraq
Weight 3,804 lbs.
100mm field gun (BS-3)
1958
Iraq
Weight 7,629 lbs
122mm howl tzar M-30
11,642
12,586
1964
1961
Indonesia
Iraq
.
Weight 5,512 lbs.
1965
Finland
Weight 6,946 lbs.
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Equipment Agreement Weapons Ammunition
85mm antiaircraft gun 1958 21 79
37mm antiaircraft gun 1958 25 75
130mm field gun, M-46 1966 41 59
122mm howitzer, M-30 1961 44 56
6. Specific spare parts are seldom listed in
the general arms agreements. While the list price
of a weapon normally includes a certain quantity of
spare parts, usually provision is also made in the
general accord for a lump sum credit for unspecified
spares. In the case of Iraq, this sum has ranged
from 8% to 11% of the total value of its arms
agreements with the USSR. In addition, spare parts
often have been obtained under supplementary pro-
tocols to service equipment purchased earlier.
Occasionally such orders for spares have been con-
cluded on commercial terms.
7. The USSR estimates that some 2% of the
value of a piece of ground forces equipment will
have to be spent each year to maintain it according
to Soviet standards. One recipient of Soviet mili-
tary aid, however, has estimated that the yearly
costs of spare parts for maintaining Soviet artil-
lery and tanks are 4% of the initial cost of the
equipment. Spare parts for aircraft and naval
equipment are much more costly.
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Price
(US $) a/
Year
Recipient
Remarks b/
38
1967
Iraq
38
1962
Indonesia
70(C)*
1966
Cyprus
59
1967
Iraq
60
1961
Indonesia
9mm submachinegun M-25
56(C)*
1966
Cyprus
7.62mm sniper rifle
62
1966
Iraq
7.62mm semiautomatic carbine Simonov
75
1966
Iraq
76
1962
Indonesia
59(C)*
1966
Cyprus
106(C)
1958
Indonesia
7.62mm assault rifle Kalashikov
Fixed wooden stock
93
1966
Iraq
Folding stock
98
1966
Iraq
a_ Where the sunn7.;.pr is a eauntru after than the USSR_ a letter designation annears after the, price. The
letter "C" denotes Czechoslovakia, "P" Poland, "H" Hungary, and "B" Bulgaria. An asterisk (*) appearing after
the price designates f.o.b. price, otherwise prices are c.i.f. List prices for weapons and associated equipment
usually include a basic spare parts kit.
b. Weights are given in pounds and metric tons and do not include packing and crating unless specified.
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1. Tables 1, 2, and 3 detail the export prices
of Communist military equipment, ammunition, and
military-associated equipment.* Prices were obtained
from documentary sources covering about one-fourth
of the roughly 130 arms accords known to have been
concluded since 1955 by Communist countries with
less developed countries. No differentiation is
made between prices of new and used equipment. In
those instances where several prices were available
for a single item, the most recent price is given
first. In most cases, prices are c.i.f. (cost,
insurance, and freight) at the major port of the
recipient country.
2. The variation in price for individual items
reflects freight costs, preferential treatment, age
and condition of the equipment, and the tendency for
list prices to decline over time. The normal
practice for preferential treatment to certain
clients by the USSR is to give a grant-in-aid
discount off the list price. Preferential treat-
ment in this form has ranged from a grant-in-aid
discount for the entire military aid package, in
the case of Cambodia, to no discount in the case
of India. About 40% of the $5.4 billion of military
assistance extended thus far by the USSR has been
aid in the form of grant-in-aid discounts.
Costs of Spare Parts, Ammunition,
and Support Equipment
3. Spare parts, ammunition, and support equip-
ment make up a substantial part of any arms agree-
ment. In estimating the total value of an agree-
ment where only the composition and quantity of
weapons are known, estimated weapons costs should
be raised by an appropriate percentage to allow
for the costs of associated materiel. The tabula-
tion below shows the relative share of weapons
versus associated materiel in the total cost of
naval, air, and ground forces equipment under
eight selected arms agreements. These specific
agreements were chosen because each contained
* These export prices, which are expressed in US
dollars, bear no known relation to production costs,
either in the producing country or in the United
States.
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Soviet-Iraq 1966
($181 million)
Soviet-Iraq 1961
($113 million)
Soviet-Iraq 1958
($131 million)
Soviet-Indonesia 1964
($205 million)
Soviet-Indonesia 1962
($93 million)
Czech-Cyprus 1966
($1 million)
Soviet-Tanzania 1966
($2 million)
Air Force
Ground Forces
Weapons
Ammunition
and Other
Equipment
Weapons
Ammunition
and Other
Equipment
Weapons
Ammunition
and Other
Equipment
78
22
90
10
34
56
83
17
73
27
25
96
4
35
65
32
68
34
66
69
31
Soviet-India 1966
(MIG-21 Annex)
($51 million) 71 29
detailed annexes which delineated prices and quan-
tities, not only of weapons but also of accompanying
support equipment, ammunition, and spare parts.
4. Costs of supplementary equipment and ammu-
nition have accounted for about two-thirds of the
total value of ground forces equipment specified
in each agreement. Associated materiel also has
made up at least one-fourth of the total value of
equipment for air forces, with the exception of an
early Soviet-Iraq agreement. The non-weapons share
of aid to naval forces also has been substantial,
although varying widely from agreement to agreement.
5. Moreover, ammunition alone accounts for by
far the larger part of the cost of artillery. As
shown in the tabulation below, ammunition made up
between 56% and 79% of the value of various artil-
lery systems covered in Soviet arms accords. Ammu-
nition makes up an even larger share of the cost of
rapid fire infantry weapons and mortars. In a num-
ber of cases, such agreements were followed by
supplementary arms contracts which called for
additional ammunition.
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Directorate of Intelligence
February 1970
Exports Of Communist Military Equipment
To Less Developed Countries:
A Catalogue Of Prices
Introduction
Since 1955 the USSR, Communist China, and the
East European countries together have contracted
to deliver some $6 billion worth of military equip-
ment to less developed countries in the Free World.
By mid-1969, more than $5.2 billion of this equip-
ment, almost 90% of which was supplied by the USSR,
had already been delivered, mostly under medium-
term or long-term credit.
This handbook, which updates CIA/RR, A.ERA 63-6,
Exports Of Bloc Military Equipment To Non-Bloc
Countries: A Catalogue Of Prices And Quantities,
October 1963, SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM, contains a
comprehensive price list of exports of Communist
weapons, ammunition, and support equipment contracted
for delivery to less developed countries. As such
it can be used to estimate with a fair degree of
confidence the value of a Communist nation's arms
shipment where only the quantities and composition
are known. This handbook also provides information
on the value of ammunition and spare parts likely
to accompany a particular delivery of weapons.
Note: This handbook was produced soZeZy by CIA.
It was prepared by the Office of Economic Research
and was coordinated with the Office of Strategic
Research.
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CONTENTS
Page
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Price Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Costs of Spare Parts, Ammunition,
and Support Equipment . . . . . . . . . 3
1. Selected List Prices of Military
Equipment Exported by Communist
Countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Ground Forces Equipment . . . . . . . 6
Small Arms . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Flame Throwers . . . . . . . 7
Recoilless Antitank Weapons . . . 7
Mortars . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Field Artillery . . . . . . . . 8
Antiaircraft Artillery . . 9
Multiround Rocket Launchers . . . 9
Tanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Assault Guns . . . . . . . . . . 10
Armored Cars and Personnel
Carriers . . . . . . . . . . 10
Surface-to-Air Missiles . . . . . 11
Naval Equipment . . . . .
Cruisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Submarines . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Destroyers . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Escorts . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Submarine Chasers . . . . . . 12
Guided Missile Patrol Boats . . . 13
Motor Torpedo Boats . . . . . . . 13
Minesweepers . . . . . . . . . . 13
Submarine Tenders . . . . . a . . 13
Others . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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Air Force Equipment . . . . . . . . . 15
Fighters . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Bombers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Transports . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Helicopters . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Trainers and Others . . . . . . 17
2. Selected List Prices of Ammunition
Exported by Communist Countries . . 19
Small Arms . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Mines and Grenades . . . . . . . 25
Missiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Naval Torpedoes, Depth Charges,
and Mines . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Aircraft Torpedoes and Bombs . . 27
3. Selected List Prices of Military
Associated Equipment Exported
by Communist Countries . . . . . . . 28
Trucks -- Cargo, Personnel,
and Dump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Trailers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Motorcycles . . . . . . . . . . 30
Construction and Engineering
Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Cranes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Military Workshops . . . . . . . . . 32
Radios, Telephones . . . . . . . . . 33
Radar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Chemical Equipment . . . . . . . . . 36
Miscellaneous Equipment, Accessories,
and Spare Parts . . . . . . . . . . 37
Ground Forces . . . . . . . . . . 37
Naval . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Air Force . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
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