Soviet Military Thought – Wikipedia

Soviet Military Thought (Sowjetisches militärisches Denken) ist eine von der US Air Force, Washington, D.C., bzw. dem DGIS Multilingual Section Translation Bureau des Secretary of State Department in Ottawa, Kanada,^[1] aus dem Russischen übersetzte militärische Buchreihe zum militärischen Denken in der Sowjetunion. Soviet Military Thought hat über 20 Bände. Band 22 beispielsweise wurde veröffentlicht mit der Genehmigung der All-Union Copyright Agency of the U. S. S. R.^[2] Die folgende Übersicht zu den Bänden erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Aktualität oder Vollständigkeit.^[3]

Bände

1. The Offensive
2. Marxism—Leninism on War and Army
3. Scientific—Technical Progress and the Revolution in Military Affairs
4. The Basic Principles of Operational Art and Tactics
5. The Philosophical Heritage of V. I. Lenin and Problems of Contemporary War
6. Concept, Algorithm, Decision
7. Military Pedagogy
8. Military Psychology
9. Dictionary of Basic Military Terms: A Soviet View. Translation of the 1965 Moscow edition^[4]
10. Civil Defense
11. Selected Soviet Military Writings: 1970—1975
12. The Armed Forces of the Soviet State
13. The Officer’s Handbook
14. The People, the Army, the Commander
15. Long-Range Missile-Equipped
16. Forecasting in Military Affairs
17. The Command and Staff of the Soviet Army Air Force in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 Digitalisat
18. Fundamentals of Tactical Command and Control
19. The Soviet Armed Forces: A History of Their Organizational Development
20. The Initial Period of War
21. Tactics
22. Camouflage
23. Tactical Reconnaissance

Literatur

P. H. Vigor: Soviet Military Thought: a New American Venture. RUSI/RMAS Research Centre Bulletin, online 11 Sep 2009, pp. 74-76 (in Teilansicht)

Weblinks

“Soviet Military Thought” (mit Verlinkungen auf Digitalisate)
Series Soviet Military Thought
Bücher bei Google

Einzelnachweise und Fußnoten

↑ Siehe z. B. Band 9.
↑ "Published with the approval of the All-Union Copyright Agency of the U. S. S. R."
↑ “Soviet Military Thought”
↑ Digitalisat (IV: „Many of the most important Soviet military terms, such as doctrine, strategy, and operational art, have meanings that are much different from those generally accepted in the West.“)

[1] Siehe z. B. Band 9.

[2] "Published with the approval of the All-Union Copyright Agency of the U. S. S. R."

[3] “Soviet Military Thought”

[4] Digitalisat (IV: „Many of the most important Soviet military terms, such as doctrine, strategy, and operational art, have meanings that are much different from those generally accepted in the West.“)

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