Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Полевое Управление армии с частями обслуживания и части контрразведки "Смерш" НКО

Итого в частях боевого обеспечения
God created the Internet, but devil created Darknet.

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entire document in pdf format can be viewed here
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hzg76062w2tc ... y.pdf?dl=0

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Post by Der Alte Fritz » 03 Jun 2019, 20:46

smetanin albert wrote:
03 Jun 2019, 17:47
Полевое Управление армии с частями обслуживания и части контрразведки "Смерш" НКО

Итого в частях боевого обеспечения
of course it is SMERSH!- obvious when you know how.

Field Administration of the Army with support units and counterintelligence units of "SMERSH" of NKO

Total in combat support units

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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by GregSingh » 04 Jun 2019, 03:34

That's how I see them:

Attachment 001.jpg: 192 медсанбат
Attachment 002.jpg: мастерская вещевого? имущества
Attachment 003.jpg: полевая касса Госбанка?
Attachment 004.jpg, first entry is the same as second entry in attachment 010.jpg: артиллерийская ремонтная мастерская
Attachment 004.jpg, second entry is the same as first entry in attachment 008.jpg - корпусной обменный пункт
Attachment 006.jpg: мастерская по ремонту вещевого? имущества
Attachment 013.jpg, second entry: 3057 полевая почтовая станция

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Post by Der Alte Fritz » 07 Jun 2019, 17:53

great, worked out most items, just need confirmation on these three
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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by GregSingh » 08 Jun 2019, 08:33

108 отдельный моторизованный понтонно-мостовой батальон

полевая касса Госбан-
ка но? 1938

642, 657 отдельная кабельно-шестовая рота связи

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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by Art » 08 Jun 2019, 10:58

State Bank Field Office No.1938
108 Separate Motorized Pontoon Bridge Battalion

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Post by Der Alte Fritz » 08 Jun 2019, 20:32

thanks chaps, got it all sorted now

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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by Der Alte Fritz » 14 Jun 2019, 21:20

I thought the terms in the rows were
On the State
On the List
Students (Listeners?)
Civilians
but it does not make much sense.
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Likewise I am unsure what these different machine guns refer to as actual weapons:
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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by GregSingh » 15 Jun 2019, 02:26

It's about AA guns:
sets of anti-aircraft installations
single anti-aircraft systems

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Post by Der Alte Fritz » 15 Jun 2019, 19:33

I was wondering if it related to specific weapons or was a general category
Sets of AA Machine guns = Maxim quad mount?
Single AA Machine gun = DP or Maxim single mount? Captured weapon?

Likewise on the men/vehicles/guns I assume that for MEN that the State number is the ШТАТ figure, On the List is the number of men plus Cadets plus Civilians from the other two rows. This usually seems to add up to the State number

However this does not work for the weapons or vehicles so I assume there is the State number and then On the List is the number of Soviet weapon plus say Imports plus say Trophy vehicles?

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Re: Russian translation of Soviet Rear technical terms

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Post by Art » 15 Jun 2019, 19:56

Der Alte Fritz wrote:
14 Jun 2019, 21:20
I thought the terms in the rows were
On the State
On the List
Students (Listeners?)
Civilians
but it does not make much sense.
Authorized (according to the shtat)
Available (in rosters)
Shortfall
Surplus

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