European USSR Coasts and Landing Zones: [NATO Invasion Options]

With tensions between NATO and Russia at close to an all-time peak, this is an opportune time to revisit some of our fundamental knowledge about Russia's military geography. This 1948 report is still instructive context for amphibious, airborne, and special forces operations against the Russia seaboard, whether by Ukraine or NATO.

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This document is a report on the coastal areas and landing beaches of the Soviet Union, specifically the European USSR. It provides detailed information on the geography, navigation, and potential landing sites along the coast, organized by coastal sector. It also includes information on air facilities and potential anchorages. The document could be useful to NATO and Russia today as it provides historical and current information on the coastal areas of the Soviet Union, which could be relevant in military operations or strategic planning. It also highlights the strategic importance of these areas and potential challenges and hazards for navigation and operations. Additionally, the document mentions the economic and resource potential of the region, which could be of interest to both NATO and Russia.

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