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THE SOVIET UNION AND NORTHERN WATERS

Frontispiece: The Soviet Union and Northern Waters

THE SOVIET UNION AND NORTHERN WATERS

Edited by CLIVE ARCHER

for THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

First published 1988 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN 605 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017

Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business

Copyright 1988 Clive Archer

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.

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British Library Cataloguing in Publication DataThe Soviet Union and northern waters.1. North Atlantic region. International security. Implications of militarypolicies of Soviet Union 2. Soviet Union. Military policies. Implicationsfor international security of North Atlantic region3. Soviet Union. Military policies, 1945-1972I. Archer, Clive327' .1'16'091821

ISBN 13: 978-0-415-00489-3 (hbk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781315001807

Contents

1. Clive Archer
2. 2. The Soviet Union in Northern Waters Implications for Resources and Security Finn Sollie
3. 3. The Soviet Union and Jurisdictional Disputes in Northern Waters Robin Churchill
4. 4. The Maritime Policies and Practices of the Soviet Union after UNCLOS III, with Special Reference to Northern Waters Uwe Jenisch
5. 5. Soviet Fisheries and Offshore Exploration in the Barents Sea David Scrivener
6. 6. Soviet Military Strategy and Northern Waters Tomas Ries
7. 7. A Naval Force Comparison in Northern and Atlantic Waters Robert van Tol
8. 8. The Nordic Response to the Soviet Presence Clive Archer
9. 9. Responding to the Soviet Presence in Northern Waters: An American Naval View Douglas Norton
10. 10. The Maritime Strategy and Geopolitics in the High North Steven Miller
11. 11. Maritime Strategy in Northern Waters: Implications for the Navies of Europe Geoffrey Till

1. 2. The Soviet Union in Northern Waters Implications for Resources and Security
2. 3. The Soviet Union and Jurisdictional Disputes in Northern Waters
3. 4. The Maritime Policies and Practices of the Soviet Union after UNCLOS III, with Special Reference to Northern Waters
4. 5. Soviet Fisheries and Offshore Exploration in the Barents Sea
5. 6. Soviet Military Strategy and Northern Waters
6. 7. A Naval Force Comparison in Northern and Atlantic Waters
7. 8. The Nordic Response to the Soviet Presence
8. 9. Responding to the Soviet Presence in Northern Waters: An American Naval View
9. 10. The Maritime Strategy and Geopolitics in the High North
10. 11. Maritime Strategy in Northern Waters: Implications for the Navies of Europe

1. ii

Guide

Tables

5.1 Main Soviet nominal catches (by species) in the North-east Atlantic Fishing Area, 1982

5.2 Percentage take of total nominal catch of the most important species in the Svalbard-Bear Island Fishing Area, 1981 and 1982

6.1 The translation from major strategic objective to strategic operational task

6.2 The translation from strategic operational task to regional strategic support requirements

6.3 The translation from regional strategic support requirements to specific northern TVD strategic support missions

7.1 Soviet Northern Fleet/NATO's Atlantic naval forces: the aggregate statistics

7.2 Soviet Northern Fleet/NATO's Atlantic naval forces by basing areas

7.3 Peacetime deployment of the Soviet Northern Fleet and NATO's northern naval forces

7.4 Presumed initial wartime deployment of the Soviet Northern Fleet and NATO's northern naval forces

7.5 Ship and submarine class age

7.6 NATO and Soviet naval construction, 1976-85

7.7 The number of vessels built to new designs

7.8 New vessels joining the Northern Fleet as a percentage of the total

7A.1 The composition of the Red Banner Northern Fleet, 1975-85

7A.2 The composition of forces associated with the Kola Peninsula

7A.3 NATO naval forces available for operations in the Norwegian Sea, North Sea (excluding the English Channel), Barents Sea and North Atlantic

7A.4 Soviet Northern Fleet/NATO's Atlantic naval forces by basing areas

7A.5 Soviet Northern Fleet/NATO's Atlantic naval forces by presumed initial wartime and peacetime operating areas

7A.6 The age of submarine and ship classes design: the age of warship and submarine class design, as of 1/1/86, by hull-life from the date of the commissioning of the first unit of a class

Figures

3.1 Disputed areas in the Barents Sea

6.1 The evolution of Soviet strategic delivery vehicles, 1960-84

6.2 Soviet SSBN basing and launch areas, 1959-68

6.3 Soviet SSBN basing and launch areas, 1968-73

6.4 Soviet SSBN basing and major launch areas, 1973-85

6.5 Major flight paths of US airborne strategic systems to Soviet counterforce targets, 1960

6.6 Strategic airborne transit routes to Soviet counterforce targets, 1985

6.7 Strategic airborne transit routes to Soviet countervalue targets, 1960

6.8 Strategic airborne transit routes to Soviet countervalue targets, 1985

6.9 The evolution of Soviet northern naval operations for defence against the seaborne nuclear strategic threat

6.10 Soviet military perception of the Northern Waters area

6.11 Soviet northern air defence operations

6.12 Soviet northern naval defence operations

6.13 Air control using only Soviet bases

6.14 Air control using North Norway

6.15 Air control using North Norwegian Sea

6.16 Air control after attack on Norwegian bases

6.17 Air control using Scandinavian bases

6.18 Probable main thrust of Soviet ground operations in wartime in the northwestern TVD

Abbreviations and Acronyms

• AASU Air Army of the Soviet Union
• ABM Anti-ballistic missile
• ACE Allied Command Europe
• AD(S) Air defence (sector)
• AEW Airborne early warning
• AFNORTH Allied Forces Northern Europe
• AILAmerican Journal of International Law
• ALCM Air-launched cruise missile
• AMF Allied Command Europe Mobile Force
• ASW Anti-submarine warfare
• AWACS Airborne warning and control system
• BAM Baikal-Amur-Magistrale (Railway)

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