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Spetsnaz training exercises are deadly. By JACK ANDERSON and DALE VAN ATTA. WASHINGTON — The Soviet special forces, or Spetsnaz, are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a collectivist society, encouraged to operate independently ...
Spetsnaz training exercises are realistic, deadly. WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON The Soviet special The The Soviet Soviet il special forces, or Spetsnaz, are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a collectivist society ...
Spetsnaz training exercises are realistic, deadly. WASHTNifiTHM WASHINGTON Tl»n The Soviet Qr»,lnt special ,lol forces, or Spetsnaz, are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a collectivlst society, encouraged to operate ...
Soviets' Spetsnaz Earn Elitist Status. WASHINGTON The Soviet special forces, or Spetsnaz, are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a collectivist society, encouraged to operate independently and to improvise, instead of following ...
Washington merry-go-round Spetsnaz training exercises are deadly JACK ANDERSON By JACK ANDERSON and DALE t i f.v.s.. VAN ATTA. WASHINGTON - The Soviet spe- cial forces, or Spetsnaz. are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a ...
... Spetsnaz have always operated under the sinister direction of the military secret police, now known by the initials GRU. It's a crucial difference. The political orientation of the Spetsnaz has often led to assignments that are far ...
... Spetsnaz is equated with 18 months of regular military service. But unlike the special forces of any country, the Spetsnaz earn their perks. Though they train along with regular army officers at the Reconnaissance Faculty of the Kiev ...
... Spetsnaz is equated with 18 months of regular military service. But unlike the special forces of any country, the Spetsnaz earn their perks. Though they train along with regular army officers at the Reconnaissance Faculty of the Kiev ...
... Spetsnaz, are an anomaly In the Soviet Union: elitists In a collectivlst society, encouraged to operate Independently and to Improvise, Instead of following the strict letter of the rules according to Marx. Their generals must envy them ...
... Spetsnaz, are an anomaly in the Soviet Union: elitists in a collectivist society, encouraged to operate independently and to improvise, instead of following the strict letter of the rules according to Marx. Their generals must envy them ...