MILITARY; PARAMILITARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600230500-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 18, 2011
• Sequence Number: 500
• Publication Date: June 9, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIWTION
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO.
DATE DIST. 9 Jun 1949
SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
During the last 3 years of the war, the USER tank industry produced an
average of 30,000 tanks, dell-propelled behiclee, and armored care per year
The UM aviation industry reached a yearly production of 40,000 aircraft; the
artillery industry had an average year),' output of up to 120,000 cannon of all
calibers; $50,000 automatic rifles and machine guns; more than 3 million rifles;
20P NOFOBISIIiiBL CFJ COBS PREPARE Mt47 DAY FARM -- Sovetiekayya Si',lrl, No 84,
30 Apr 49
Guards General-leytenant of Artillery Vladimirov has issued Order No 6,
Gated 28 April 1949, Novoaibirak, to units of the Novosibirsk Garrison on the
subject of the May First parade in Novosibirsk. The combined officers" battal-
ion of the Administration -if the Military Diutrict, military training inatitu-
ticne, and military units of the Novosibirsk Gnrinon, will participate in the
parade. General of the Army Yeremanko, Cosmander of the beat Siberian Military
Dieiriot, will review the parade. Guards General-leytenant Batyunya will head
the parade as cowiander of troops. Sumer parade uniform will be worn. Colonel
Sarnov, ooman0ant of the city, and Colonel of the Militia Shoroehev, chief
of the City Administration of the Militia, will be responsible for the mainte-
nance of order.
AM MIA NOIIOEq XVD TROOPS -- K mamiot, No 109, 11 May 49
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Tigran Movaesovich Bagram nyan, Ehachatur Vasil'yevich Kazarov, Petr Vasil'-
yevich Sachayev, Bikitin Trofimovich Kudimenko.
Vasiliy M khaylovich Kuleehov, Kd.vard Gukaeovich Mailyan, Ivan Andreyevich
Murzin, Yoram Bianosovich Magakah, All Kasim ogly Mamedov, Hikolay Vladimirovich
Pikolenko, Pavel Terent'yevich Oetatsenk.), Gukas Beglyarovich Petrosyan, Hikolay
Ivanovich Petrov, Anatoliy Grigor'yevich Bkvortsov, Nahan Bedrakovioh Sumguiyan
Igaat Ivanopirh Tkachnnko, Yasiliy Fadeyevich Trushin, Aleksandr Gavrilovloh
'Cgaryev, Anatolly Ivanoeich Frolov, Bergey Ivanovich Sharitonov, Sumbat Ambart-
sumovich K odzhoyan, Bergey Yegorovich rhok'lov, Gurgen Aleksandrovich Chilin-
garov, Aleksandr Alekeandrovich Cherepinin, Mulinkur Seyfutdinovlob Shakaar.anov,
Ibragim Zakirovich Sharipov, and Akop Petrosovich Shiroyan.
DOBARM, DOGgLOT, AND DOBAV CT -- Kommunist, No 108, 10 May 49
Elections of DOBARM, DOMFLOT and DOSAV leaders will be held in the Arnenien
BBR from 10 to 30 May. After that, each Society will hold city and rayon con-
ferences and plenum of the Republic councils. At these meetings and conferences,
r.ipor.s an the activities and tasks of each Society will be heard and discussed.
Leaders will be elected. by secret vote.
.,The work of the Volunteer Societies in the Armenian 80 still has many
ehortcominge. Tb- educational and organizational activity of acme of the primary
organizations is on a lox level, sometimes it consists only of collecting member-
ship dues. The method of recruiting new members from the rural population is
unsatisfactory. There are not enough lectures, reports, discussions, study
classes, and competitions in the rayons, cities, and in the Republic as a ehole.
DOSAB/I RADIO OPERATORS COMPETE -- Koamunist, No 99, 26 Apr 49
An All-Union competition of DOP.ARM short-wave radio operators was held on
23 and 24 April. Short-wave radio operators of Moscow, Leningrad, Sverdlovsk,
Chita, Khabarovsk, Stalinabad, Chelyabinsk, Tashkent, Tbilisi, 6iev, Kharkov,
Yerevan, and other cities participated in the competition. The competitiaA was
fudged on the basis of the speed and the distance of two-way radio connections
with radio operators in the USSR and abroad. Operators of the Moscow city radio
club won first prize with 114 two-way conneotionF.
UST'-KANANDOORM OPSJS AVIATION COURSES -- Bolshevik Altaya, No 43, 6 Mar 49
The Ust'-Kamencgorek City Committee of DOSAV has organized a number of
study groups, including those studying parachuting and aircraft engines. The
City Ccesittee is now selecting candidates for training in Republic and Oblast
air clubs as pilots, aviation mechanics, gliderista, and parachutists.
KAREi.O-7IAAIBH DOS)LOT CRITICIZED -- Leninakaya Znamya, No 93, 13 May 49
The organization of D06L-LOT units is lagging it the Karelo-Finnish BS
.
Membership is growing slowly, organization of study programs is inadequate, and
the dissemination of naval information among DOSILOT members is Insufficient.
Rayon and city Orhuro have not shown the necessary perseverance in creating
Winery organizations. For example, the Begezbscly Rayon DOWLOT Orgbnro,
established in June 1948, has not formed a single primary oraanizntion. An
anrlogoue situation exists in many other rayons. Not lose serious is the
cleavage betwesi.??OBTLOT Orgburos and local Komsomol and trade-union organize-
tions.
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