Discover the history of the Soviet Naval Infantry, 1917-1991

Soviet Naval Infantry 1917-91 is a book by David Greentree intended for military history enthusiasts who want to learn about the development, organization, and deployment of the Soviet Naval Infantry during 1917-1991. The publication offers an overview of the formation and changes of these units and places them in the broader historical context of the 20th century.

Throughout 1917-1991 the Soviet Naval Infantry was deployed in various types of operations, and its training, armament, and tactics evolved over time according to the needs of the Soviet armed forces. The book provides a concise view of selected key aspects of these units' functioning within the Soviet Union.

Thanks to its thematic structure, the publication may be suitable for readers interested in military history, whether as a supplement to a personal library or as an introductory or overview source on the topic of the Soviet Naval Infantry.

Why choose this product?

• An overview of the history and development of the Soviet Naval Infantry.
• Information on training, armament, and deployment methods as described in the book.
• Suitable for experts and enthusiasts alike - it can complement a collection of military history literature.
• Context and connections for readers interested in military tactics and history.
• Clear structure for easier navigation of the topic.

Main product features

• The publication focuses on the Soviet Naval Infantry in the period 1917-1991.
• It outlines the historical context, development, and selected operations.
• It focuses on armament, tactics, and the organization of units over time.
• Thematically organized content for easier understanding.
• A book suitable for collectors, historians, and fans of military subjects.