NATO missiles in our mines: what happened to the Soviet military units in Eastern Europe

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Soviet troops in Central and Eastern Europe ensured the security of the peoples of the USSR, the Slavic and other peoples of Europe. The USSR pursued no other goals. It was precisely to ensure the security of the Soviet Union invested heavily in the restoration of industry, residential buildings and cultural facilities in the liberated countries of Europe.

NATO missiles in our mines: what happened to the Soviet military units in Eastern Europe




It is not by chance that I. V. Stalin, in his address to the Soviet people 9 in May 1945, said: "The centuries-old struggle of the Slavic peoples for their existence and independence ended in victory over the German invaders and German tyranny."

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    1. +12
      10 October 2017 09: 09
      What is the article about? We all know this for a long time ...
    2. +19
      10 October 2017 09: 13
      Yes, this is not an article ...
      1. +3
        11 October 2017 14: 33
        Quote: Serge72
        Yes, this is not an article ...


        Our respected VO cares forum for holders turns into a HELP!

        SHAME and TROUBLE!
    3. +6
      10 October 2017 09: 52
      An article that:
      1. In 1941, it was not Hitler who attacked the USSR, but the European Union almost in full force.
      2. As a result of this, aggressors were punished, including by creating buffer states and total redrawing of the European map.
      3. Due to the fact that these aggressors subsequently "freed"non-military methods from: Stalin, the USSR, communism; they must pay compensation for their"freedom", including for those left on the territory of Soviet satellites: mines (rocket and not only), factories, airfields, cities, etc.
      1. +5
        10 October 2017 10: 54
        3. - this fad to tagged MSG.
      2. +15
        10 October 2017 16: 13
        I get it. ATP for clarification
      3. 0
        11 October 2017 14: 35
        Quote: Gormengast
        An article that:
        1. In 1941, it was not Hitler who attacked the USSR, but the European Union almost in full force.
        2. As a result of this, aggressors were punished, including by creating buffer states and total redrawing of the European map.
        3. Due to the fact that these aggressors subsequently "freed"non-military methods from: Stalin, the USSR, communism; they must pay compensation for their"freedom", including for those left on the territory of Soviet satellites: mines (rocket and not only), factories, airfields, cities, etc.


        Find Humpback in Geyrop and ask him - where is OUR PAYMENT !!!!!
    4. +7
      10 October 2017 10: 05
      All comments are good, but only the title of the article: NATO missiles in our mines: what happened to Soviet military units in Eastern Europe ... But in essence the name is not said. Probably it was expected how our equipment was used further, etc., airfields, checkpoints, ZKP, communications, etc. I wanted to read about it after the title of the article.
      1. AUL
        +3
        10 October 2017 11: 00
        Just advertising another article on another site. You could just make a repost, it would be more convenient for readers of the VO site.
        1. +2
          10 October 2017 11: 58
          Obviously, for someone there is a sense (interest) in that VO readers go to this particular site.
    5. +2
      10 October 2017 13: 06
      "NATO missiles in our mines." In fact, there are no NATO missiles in our mines. However, this part of the header contains interesting information.
      Everyone knows about Operation Anadyr, when from July 12 to December 1, 1962, the 51st Missile Division was secretly deployed to Cuba. In October, the launch positions of R-12 missiles were discovered by U-2 US strategic intelligence. This caused an all-American commotion and the so-called “Caribbean crisis” in relations between the two nuclear powers — the USSR and the USA. As a result of his political permission, American generals were forced to remove the squadrons of their Jupiter medium-range strategic missiles from Turkey, and we returned our nuclear missiles from Cuba to our homeland.
      But even earlier, a secret “campaign” was made abroad with another missile connection of R-5m strategic missiles, the very first in our Armed Forces - the 72nd Guards Engineering Brigade of the RVGK, Colonel Alexander Kholopov. And fully ensured the actions of rocket launchers with their super-secret "products" soldiers and officers of the 2nd Guards Army.
      At the end of 1958, the Soviet army conducted a secret operation to deploy P-5M medium-range ballistic missiles in the GDR. The operation was so secret that even the top leadership of the GDR was not informed about it. Two missile divisions of the 72nd RVGK engineering brigade were secretly deployed in December 1958 on the territory of the military town of Neutimen in a wooded area, sheltered from prying eyes. In May 1959, work was completed on the construction of a bunker 150 meters long and 25 meters wide, which became the first Soviet nuclear weapons storage facility in the GDR. Twelve R-12M missiles were deployed in Neutimen, four of which were aimed at England, the other eight at Paris, Brussels, Bonn and the Ruhr industrial region of Germany.
      Subsequently, the R-5 missiles were replaced by the R-12. All of these missiles were land-based.
      The very first storage facility for Soviet nuclear weapons in eastern Germany has not only survived to our days, but has come to us almost in its original state due to the fact that it was walled up securely. By the beginning of the 1960s, the construction ceased to meet the safety requirements for storing “special items” and in the second half of the 1960s, a new bunker for storing nuclear warheads, the Lychen II facility, was being built eight kilometers from Neutimen.
      For interested links - http://raketnie-bazi-sssr.narod.ru/index-RVSN.htm
      l map of bases of the Strategic Missile Forces of the USSR.
      http://epizodsspace.airbase.ru/bibl/a-i-k/1998/4/
      pervov / mbr / mbr03com2.htm
      http://swalker.org/statii/1697-sovetskie-rvsn-v-v
      ostochnoy-germanii.html - articles on the deployment of missiles in the GDR.
      http://technolirik.livejournal.com/99545.html - фоторепортаж с базы РВСН в бывшей ГДР.
    6. +8
      10 October 2017 13: 45
      And what a title .... but the article is about nothing!
    7. +3
      10 October 2017 18: 11
      Quote: Fuzelir
      And what a title .... but the article is about nothing!

      Yes. Title does not match text
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