T/O AND E, 93RD AAA REGIMENT AND 57TH AA BRIGADE

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CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7
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January 23, 1952
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REPORT
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i.7071,/ r% Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 Lf1JJ I r I IIUN DEAUttEal/ 0Ello U11.11 Irel.0 L.)1110L8-1.1V1)( T CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY INFORMATION REPORT 50X1 COUNTRY USSR SUBJECT T/O and El 93rd AAA Regiment and 57th AA Brigade PLACE ACQUIRED DATE ACQUIRED DATE OF I THIS DOCUMENT CO NNNNNN INFORMATION AFFECTING TOE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED TTTTTTT WITHIN THE MEANINSOF TITLE IS, SECTIONS MI 400 794, OF THE U.B. CODE, Al! AMENDOD. ITS TTTTTT ISSION OR RIPE. LOTION OF ITS CONTENTS TO OX ECEIPT SY AN UNAUTHORIZED PERSON IS TTTTTTT TED BP LAO. TIE X[F10 UCTIOH OF. THIS FORM IS PRON TTTTT D. DATE DISTR..2 Ian 52 NO. OF PAGES 4 NO. OF ENCLS. (LISTED BELOW) (A) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 50X1 50X1 THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION 50X1 ORM NO. D .N 1951 1. With regard to specific army units inside the USSR, the 93rd AAA Regt in Baku, commanded by Lt Col Mein 266th Artillery Regt in Cherkassy; the 14th Motorized Regt in Smela, and the 57th AAA Brigade in Bogodukhov. 2. the White Russian, Baltic and Carpathian Military Districts had new weapons and equipment0 models were as rollowst the new 85-mm field artillery pieces 100-mm field artillery pieces 152-mm field artillery pieces 160-mm field artillery pieces 160-mm mortars 90-mm AA guns with automatic fuze setters 105-mm AA guns with automatic fuze setters 57-mm AA guns Rocket launchers 7.62 mm Malashnikovl SMGs - these new Ss use rifle ammunition instead of the pistol ammunition formerly used. They had 30-round drums. GAZ-62 and GAZ-64 Soviet made trucks and prime movers SECRET CLASSIFICATION SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION 50X1 501 50X1 - 50X1 50X1 50X1 50X1 50X1 STATE NAVY DISTRIBUTION ARMY AIR ( 20 ) Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 - 2-. SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION SECRET each battery of AAA units in the White Russian, 50X1 Baltic and Carpathian Military Districts has a new Soviet radar set called wMalakhit" which was an improved version of the SON. 50X1 SON radar detection devices are similar to the US SCR 5844/ SON consists of a truck, surmounted by a radar screen and is made up of: generator - serviced by two men sending station - sends out electrical impulses toward the target (aircraft); this is a radar mechanism with a screen and radar antenna on each side, serviced by three or four men: telephone operator readings interpreter controls operator receiving station - receives the return impulses from ? the target. It is a radar apparatus with a screen and a radar antenna on each side, serviced by six men; adjusts D - distance adjusts H - height adjusts E - elevation adjusts B - azimuth bearing (duties of other two men not known) The SON sends its data to a synchronizer located near the AAA batteries via electric cables. The synchronizer is called Tsentralnyi Raspredelitelnyi Yashchik (central regulating box). If the SON is more than 50 m, but less than three kilometers from the AAA batteries, the computations are relayed through a relay station, which is serviced by 12 men who recompute the height, distance, elevation, and azimuth. If the AAA batter,' is more than three kilometers from the SON the battery is not used for firing on the target picked up by thn ON. A complete SON detachment had 44 men altogether. pole yira AAA hegt ad 100 new 5-mm, 90-mm and 105-mm AA Guns. The regiment contained three battalions, each of four batteries with eight guns and nine-man crews per gun. Thus the regiment had 96 four guns were assigned to the regimental headquarters.____50X1 all these guns,were, ? or a new model. The reason for the difference in the number 50X1 of guns in the 1018th AAA Regt (16 guns) and the 93d AAA Regt (100 guns) was that the 1018th AAA Regt was a divisional AAA unit, used to protect moving units (Div Hq and Tk Regts), whereas the 93 AAA Regt was a part of PVO (air defense), and 50X1 had an entirely different TA because it was a stationa defense unit. liscusses the I018th AAA Regtj 50X1 50X1 50X1 50X1 50X1 50X1 that Soviet armored vehicles have a demolition charge for de tro i abandoned armored vehicles In December 19490 the 57th AAA arigade had not yet been fully activated.; it had just received many provisions and had SECRET SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION 50X1 50X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 ? 3 ? SKRET/SECURITY INFORMATION SECRET 50X1 new officers assigned. the 57th was not a brigade but a division. It had been a component of the PITO Army under the direct command of the Kiev Military Okrug, which is now subordinated to the Kharkov Rayon PVO. The PVO was divided into three categories in order of their importance: (1) The 1st category included Army rayons of Baku. Moscow Leningrad, Khabarovsk and Sebastopol. there was an Atomic Energy Research Institute in Sevastopol.) (2) The 2nd category included Corps rayons of Kharkov, Kiev, Liubov, and Koenigsberg. (3) The 3rd category included Division rayons. Rayons 'of the first importance were guarded by an AAA Army, those of the second importance by an AAA Corps and those of the third by an AAA Division. . The 57th AAA Brigade consisted of three regiments, 48 guns, thirty-two 85-mm and sixteen 37-mm guns, 48 machine guns, 200-300 motor vehicles and a complement of 2,000 men. The enclosed T/0 & E for the 57th Brigade 2:Enclosure I is a wartime T/O & E; this does not preclude the possibilitythat it might be upgraded in actual combat. The equipment of the 57th Brigade was obsolete. Brigade headquarters consisted of the folIowingMcer41v, Commanding Officer - Col Deputy Commanding Officer Chief of Staff - Co]. Assistant Chief of Staff Assistant Chief of Staff Political Officer - Co]. Artillery Supply Officer - NCO Training Officer - Lt Deputy Political Officer - Komsomol Officer - Capt Signal Officer - Maj Chemical Warfare Officer - Services Officer - Capt Finance Officer - Maj Clothing Supply Officer - Food Supply Officer - Maj - Lt Col - Maj - Maj Lt Col C2t Col Maj Maj The brigade was made up of the 143d AA Regt (85-mm AA guns), the 153d AAA Regt (85-mm AA guns), and the 163d AAA Regt (37-mm guns; same organization as the 1018th AAA Regt). The 143d and 153d AAA Regts each consisted of a headquarters (identical to that of the 1018th AAA Regt) and four batteries. The let, 2d and 3d batteries each contained a headquarters 'platoon, an instruments platoon; and in addition a 12.7 mm AA MG manned by a two-man crew. The headquarters platoon con- sisted of a seven-man reconnaissance section, and a nine-Iran communications section made up of six telephone operators and three radiomen. The instrument platoon contained an eleven- man specialists section and a three-man crew to service the range finder. The firing platoon had four 85 mm AA guns with seven-man crews which included RFCRET SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION _ 50X1 50X1 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 anvl Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 Chief of Section Horizontal Control Operator Vertical Control Operator Cannoneer Instrument Operator (computer) Recorder Driver for the Prime Mover 4 SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION1FrRET I The duties of the firing platoon are to fire on aircraft and ground targets. 5. The 4th battery of both regiments was identical to the other three batteries except for the addition of a SON (radar) detachment. The detachment was made up of one officer and 43 enlisted men, who worked with SON-2 (British made), and SON-3 and 3K (Canadian made) radar detection devices. Each battery was to have a SON section; and in such case the total strength of the battery would be 110, including: 36 - firing platoon 14 - instrument platoon 16 - headquarters platoon 44 ?- SON detachment In May 1951, only one battery of each regiment contained a SON detachment, the other batteries had a strength of only 56 nen; the wartime T/O called for each battery to have 110 men, including a SON detachment. -end- Eimacrisulm (A): 57th AAA Brig - Bogodukhov, USSR SECRET SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7 ENCLOSURE, (A) SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION - SECRET 50X1, SECRET/SECMJ 7 )RM dre CFCRET Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr2013/05/14 : CIA-RDP82-00047R000100180003-7