Soviet Ground and Rocket Forces. Issue 4
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Throughout the Cold War (1945–91), Western intelligence estimates calculated that the Soviet strength remained ca. 2.8 million to ca. 5.3 million men. To maintain said strength range, Soviet law minimally required a three-year military service obligation from every able man of military age, until 1967, when the Ground Forces reduced it to a two-year draft obligation.
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- Name of the Author
- Bill Gunston
C.N. Donnelly - Language
- English
- Series
- The Illustrated War Library
- Release date
- 1977
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Throughout the Cold War (1945–91), Western intelligence estimates calculated that the Soviet strength remained ca. 2.8 million to ca. 5.3 million men. To mai...