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Report for Q4/1943
Industrial Allocation
- 29 / 33 factories producing 29,000t materials.
- 4/33 factories producing infrastructure
- 5,581t from stockpile.
- 0t from transactions.
- 0t from scrapping.
- 34,581t materials total.
- 21,215t used.
- 13,366t stored for Q1/44.

Infrastructure Development
Four factories dedicated to infrastructure. 0.4 IP + 0.4 bonus IP created.
- 0.2 IP to improvement of S4 slip in Arkangelsk to S4.5.
- 0.2 IP to improvement of S4 slip in Vladivostok to S4.5.
- 0.4 IP redirected to stockpile; 1.0 IP total.

Naval Construction

Petrograd: Almaz Shipbuilding Company, Sudomekh Shipyard No. 196, Severnaya Verf No.190, and Baltic Shipyard No.189
Class 4 Slip #1 - Battlecruiser Rostislav laid down January 1st, 1942. 45,675 tons required. 3000 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 18000 / 45675 tons. 27675 / 45675 tons remaining. Launched February 15th, 1944. Completed July 21st, 1946.
Class 4 Slip #2 - Battlecruiser Potemkin laid down January 1st, 1942. 45,675 tons required. 3000 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 18000 / 45675 tons. 27675 / 45675 tons remaining. Launched February 15th, 1944. Completed July 21st, 1946.
Class 4 Slip #3 - Battlecruiser Georgii Pobedonosets laid down January 1st, 1942. 45,675 tons required. 3000 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 18000 / 45675 tons. 27675 / 45675 tons remaining. Launched February 15th, 1944. Completed July 21st, 1946.
Class 4 Slip #4 - Battlecruiser Retvizan laid down January 1st, 1942. 45,675 tons required. 3000 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 18000 / 45675 tons. 27675 / 45675 tons remaining. Launched February 15th, 1944. Completed July 21st, 1946.
Class 3 Slip #1 - Combat Cruiser Chasovoi laid down January 1st, 1943. Converting on the slip to aircraft carrier Afonskoye. 6,000 tons currently added. 22,791 tons required. 0 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 6000 / 22791 tons. 16791 / 22791 tons remaining. Launched June 30th, 1944. Completed September 12th, 1945.
Class 3 Slip #2 - Icebreaker Angara laid down January 1st, 1943. 13469 tons required. 1688 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 6752 / 13469 tons. 6717 / 13469 tons remaining. Launched October 1st, 1943. Completed November 14th, 1944.
Class 3 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #4 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #5 - Idle.
Class 3 Slip #6 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #4 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #3 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #4 - Idle.

Dockside:
- Kola-class tanker (exPerm-class tanker) Kola laid down January 1st, 1943. 9505 tons required. 1189 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 4756 / 9505 tons. 4749 / 9505 tons remaining. Launched August 13th, 1943. Completed October 16th, 1944.
- Kola-class tanker Novaya Zemlya laid down January 1st, 1943. 9505 tons required. 1189 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 4756 / 9505 tons. 4749 / 9505 tons remaining. Launched August 13th, 1943. Completed October 16th, 1944.
- Gostinitsa class patrol boat #21 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
- Gostinitsa class patrol boat #22 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
- Gostinitsa class patrol boat #23 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
- Gostinitsa class patrol boat #24 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.

Kronshtadt: Admiralty Shipyard No.194
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Bespokoiny scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Volkov #1 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #2 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.

Tallinn: Admiralty Shipyard Tallinn
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #33, #34, and #35 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Three ships scrapping end-to-end during December. Volkov #36, #37, and #38 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 3 Drydock #2 - Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #39, #40, and #41 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Three ships scrapping end-to-end during December. Volkov #42, #43, and #44 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 3 Drydock #3 - Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #45, #46, and #47 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Three ships scrapping end-to-end during December. Volkov #48, #49, and #50 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 3 Drydock #4 - Volkov #51 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Derzky scrapping. 175 tons recovered.

Dockside:
- Cruiser Diana scrapping dockside (awaiting drydock availability). 855 tons to be recovered. 513 / 855 tons recovered in Q4/1943. 342 / 855 tons remaining until scrapping completes.
- Cruiser Bogatyr scrapping dockside (awaiting drydock availability). 855 tons to be recovered. 513 / 855 tons recovered in Q4/1943. 342 / 855 tons remaining until scrapping completes.
- Cruiser Oleg scrapping dockside (awaiting drydock availability). 855 tons to be recovered. 513 / 855 tons recovered in Q4/1943. 342 / 855 tons remaining until scrapping completes.
- Cruiser Kagul scrapping dockside (awaiting drydock availability). 855 tons to be recovered. 513 / 855 tons recovered in Q4/1943. 342 / 855 tons remaining until scrapping completes.

Arkhangelsk: Severnoye Mashinostroitelnoye Predpriyatie (Sevmash No.402) and Zvezdochka Shipyard
Class 4 Slip #1 - Expanding to Class 4.5 slip. 0.3 IP added by Q4/43. 0.2 IP added in Q4/43. 0.0 IP remaining, project completed.
Class 2 Slip #1 - Delfin class submarine #11 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 2 Slip #2 - Delfin class submarine #12 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 2 Slip #3 - Delfin class submarine #13 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 2 Slip #4 - Delfin class submarine #14 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 2 Slip #5 - Delfin class submarine #15 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 2 Slip #6 - Delfin class submarine #16 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Delfin class submarine #17 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Delfin class submarine #18 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 1 Slip #3 - Delfin class submarine #19 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 1 Slip #4 - Delfin class submarine #20 laid down January 1st, 1943. 923 tons required. 230 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 923 / 923 tons. 0 / 923 tons remaing. Completed October 29th, 1943.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #25 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #26 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.

Murmansk: Shipyard #10 Polyarny, "Shkval"
Class 4 Drydock #1 - Atlantic-class repair ship conversion begun 1 April 1943. 2643 tons required. 791 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 2373 / 2643 tons. 270 / 2643 tons remaining.
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Cygnus (Aldeberan-class) escort carrier conversion begun January 1st, 1943. 3463 tons required. 865 tons added Q4/1943 for a total of 3463 / 3463 tons. 0 / 3463 tons remaining. Conversion completed.
Class 3 Drydock #2 - Askold-class amphibious command ship Pozharsky rebuild begun 1 January 1943. 2570 tons required. 83 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 2570 / 2570. 0 / 2570 tons remaining until completion.
Class 2 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Gnevny scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Pronzitelny scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Volkov #3 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #4 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 0 Drydock #2 - Volkov #5 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #6 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.

Rostov-on-Don: Black Sea Shipyard, Rostov-on-Don
Class 3 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #27 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #28 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.

Sevastopol: Sevastopol Shipyard No.201, Sevastopol
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Two ships scrapping end-to-end. Novik-class destroyer Bystry scrapping. 175 tons recovered. Novik-class destroyer Gromki scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 2 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Pospeshny scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Pylki scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Volkov #7 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #8 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.

Astrakhan: Admiralty Shipyard No.39, Astrakhan
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Volkov #9 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #10 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.

Vladivostok: Dalzavod Yard, Vladivostok, Zvezda Shipyard, Bolshoy Kamen, and Amur Shipbuilding Plant, Komsolosk-on-Amur
Class 4 Drydock #1 - Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #11, #12, and #13 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #14, #15, and #16 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Volkov #17 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #18 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 1 Drydock #2 - Volkov #19 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #20 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Volkov #21 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #22 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 4 Slip #1 - Expanding to Class 4.5 slip. 0.3 IP added by Q4/43. 0.2 IP added in Q4/43. 0.0 IP remaining, project completed.
Class 1 Slip #1 - Idle.
Class 1 Slip #2 - Idle.
Class 0 Slip #1 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #29 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.
Class 0 Slip #2 - Gostinitsa class patrol boat #30 laid down 1 July 1943. 222 tons required. 111 tons added in Q4/1943 for a total of 222 / 222 tons. 0 / 222 tons remaining.

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky: Kamchatsky Shipyard No.49 "Gornyak"
Class 3 Drydock #1 - Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #23, #24, and #25 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Three ships scrapping end-to-end during October. Volkov #26, #27, and #28 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons each to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Volkov #29 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #30 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.
Class 0 Drydock #1 - Volkov #31 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed. Volkov #32 scrapping, displacing 439 tons light. 66 tons to be recovered over 1.7 months (1 month spent in dock to scrap). Scrapping completed.

Cam Ranh Bay (Indochina): Admiralty Shipyard No.191 "Alyans"
Class 4 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Schastlivy scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 1 Drydock #1 - Novik-class destroyer Prymyslav scrapping. 175 tons recovered.
Class 1 Drydock #2 - Novik-class destroyer Bryachislav scrapping. 175 tons recovered.

Transactions
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Scrapping Report
- 12 Novik-class destroyers retired. 11 scrapped; 1 ship (Novik) retained as museum and static training ship in Kronshtadt.
- 6 Diana-class cruisers retired. 4 scrapped. 2 ships (Avrora and Ogachev) awaiting final disposal.
- 51 Volkhov-class mine warfare ships scrapping. 66 tons recovered from each.

- Total tonnage in recycling until Q1/1944: (5x92) = 460t
- Total tonnage in recycling until Q2/1944: (5x92) = 460t
- Total tonnage in recycling until Q3/1944: (11x175) + (4x513) + (51x66) = 7343t
- Total tonnage in recycling until Q4/1944: (4x342) = 1368t

Other Notes
---- The Perm-class ice-capable tankers are named Kola and Novaya Zemlya.
---- Two torpedo cruisers, one of the Minsk class and one of the Kiev class, have accidentally shared the name Irkutst. The second vessel, belonging to the Kiev class, is renamed Perekop in order to differentiate between them.
---- Two ships (the aircraft carrier Kazan and the Saratov-class cruiser Kazan) share the same name. I have found reference to a light cruiser named Taganrog which doesn't appear in the encyclopedias but appeared in the order of battle about the same time as Saratov (conversely, the cruiser Kazan doesn't appear there at all). Therefore, I am determining that the Saratov class cruiser known as Kazan and the Taganrog are in fact the same ship.

Order of Battle, December 31st, 1943
Note: X (Y)+Z = completed (under repair/refit) + under construction

The Fleet
Battleships: 18(0)+0
Battlecruisers: 5(0)+4
Coast Defense Battleships: 2(0)+0
Aircraft Carriers: 13(0)+1
Heavy / Armoured Cruisers: 12(0)+0
Escort Cruisers: 4(0)+0
Escort Carriers: 5(0)+0
Light Cruisers: 64(0)+0
1st Class Destroyers: 25(0)+0
2nd Class Destroyers: 121(0)+0
Sloops: 4(0)+0
Corvettes: 100(0)+0
Fleet Submarines: 40(0)+0
Coastal Submarines: 120(0)+0

Coastal Forces
Patrol Boats: 50(0)+0
Submarine Chasers: 170(0)+0
MTB: 340(0)+0
Minelayers: 50(0)+0
Mine Warfare: 22(0)+0-51

Fleet Services
Seaplane Carriers: 4(0)+0
Repair Ships: 1(0)+1
Fleet Icebreakers: 7(0)+0
Shallow-draft Icebreakers: 1(0)+1
Port Icebreakers: 20(0)+0
Fleet Oilers: 8(0)+0
Ice-Capable Fleet Oilers: 0(0)+2
Light Oilers: 4(0)+0
Colliers: 0(0)+0
Destroyer Tenders: 3(0)+0
Corvette/Submarine Tenders: 19(0)+0

Amphibious Forces
Amphibious Command Ships: 2(0)+0
Amphibious Assault Ships (Krokodill): 18(0)+0
Amphibious Transport Ships (Alligator): 12(0)+0
Amphibious Assault Boats: 62(0)+0
Heavy Landing Ship (Caiman): 8(0)+0

Baltic Sea Fleet
1st Battle Division (Tallinn): Revanche (F), [I]Represselya, cruiser Izumrud, cruiser Rynda
2nd Cruiser Training Squadron (Kronshtadt): Avrora (F), Ochakov
3rd Cruiser Squadron (Tallinn): Petrograd, Tbilisi, Baku, Omsk, Krasnodar, Astrakhan
10th Cruiser Squadron - (Tallinn): Minsk (F), Samarakand, Tula, Grozniy, Bryansk, Irkutsk
2nd Destroyer Flotilla (Tallinn): 12x Parnu class destroyer escorts (Completed 1929)
4th Destroyer Flotilla (Kronshtatd): 1x Novik class destroyer escort (all others retired)
1st Submarine Flotilla (Kronshtadt): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1932)
2nd Submarine Flotilla (Tallinn): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1932)
3rd Submarine Flotilla (Tallinn): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1932)

Black Sea Fleet
2nd Battle Squadron (Sevastopol): Imperator Nikolai I (FF); 1st Battle Division Sevastopol (F), Poltava, 2nd Battle Division: Imperitritsa Maria (F), Emperitritsa Ekaterina II, Imperator Aleksandr III
Black Sea Aircraft Carrier Group (Sevastopol): Canopus
4th Cruiser Squadron (Sevastopol): Admiral Istonin (F), Admiral Lazarev, Admiral Makhimov, Admiral Kornilov
6th Cruiser Squadron (Sevastopol): Admiral Svietlana (F), Admiral Bakatov, Admiral Spiridov, Admiral Creig
1st Destroyer Flotilla (Sevastopol): Yelnya, Lida, Simferopol, Horlivka, Grodno, Izhevsk, Alma-Ata, Chimkent, Donetsk, Cheboksary, Yoshkar-Ola, Rybinsk, Korolyov
6th Destroyer Flotilla (Sevastopol): Orfei, Azard, Artem, Desna, Grom, Letun, Pobiditel, Volodarski, Samson, Zabiyaka, Uritski, Gavril
7th Destroyer Flotilla (Sevastopol): Konstantin, Vladimir, Mikhail Mechislav, Kapitan Belli, Kapitan Izylmetev
4th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1933)
5th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1933)
6th Submarine Flotilla (Sevastopol): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1932)

Northern Fleet

Capital Ship Group
1st Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Soyuz Nerushimy (F), Narodov Svobodnikh, Revolutsia, Demokratia
3rd Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Imperator Petr Veliki (F), Veliki Kniaz Dimitriy Donskoi, Veliki Kniaz Aleksandr Nevskiy, Veliki Kniaz Yaroslav Medniy
4th Battle Squadron (Murmansk): Slava (F), Pobeda, Pravda, Vlast
1st Battlecruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Izmail (F), Borodino, Navarin, Kinburn

Aircraft Carier Group
Gangut, Sinop, Petropavlovsk, Kulikovo, Chesma. Kazan, Sirius, Azov, Osel, Grengam
Northern Fleet Carrier Group Escort Force: Saratov, Taganrog, Gomel, Tambov

Heavy Cruiser Group
1st Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Makarov (F), Rossia, Gromoboi, Riurik
5th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Kniaz Sviatoslav (F), Kniaz Sviatopolk, Andrei Oslyaba, Aleksandr Peresvet
16th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Ilya Muromets (F), Dobrina Nikitich, Alexi Popovich, Igor Sviatoslavich

Light Cruiser Group
7th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): General-Admiral Apraksin (F), Admiral Lefort, Admiral Golovin, General-Admiral Golytsin
8th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Ushakov (F), Admiral Essen, Admiral Spiridonov, Admiral Jones
9th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Admiral Nakhimov (F), Admiral Chikagov, Admiral Botsis, Admiral Menshikov
12th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Moskva (F), Ekaterineberg, Murmansk, Maikop, Khabarovsk, Orel

Destroyer Group
3rd Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Vinnitsa, Kherson, Brest, Shevchenko, Stary Oskol, Seversk, Zaporizhia, Nikopol, Akmolinsk, Orsk, Kamyshin, Lviv
5th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Mariupol, Vitebsk, Mogilev, Perm, Barnaul, Karagandy, Berezniki, Kopeysk, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr, Lutsk, Uralsk
9th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Tashkent, Ulyanovsk, Orenburg, Novokuznetsk, Ryazan, Tomsk, Lipetsk, Kaliningrad, Magnitogorsk, Nizhny Tagil, Belgorod, Surgut
10th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Kursk, Nalchik, Syktyvkar, Veliky Novgorod, Prokopyevsk, Balakovo, Severodvinsk, Syzran, Mytishchi, Volgodonsk, Novocherkassk, Volzhsky
11th Destroyer Flotilla (Murmansk): Voronezh, Bratsk, Chelyabinsk, Chita, Oryol, Vladikavkaz, Petrozavodsk, Nizhnevartovsk, Rubtsovsk, Kovrov, Dimitrovgrad, Krasnogorsk
12th Destroyer Flotilla - (Murmansk): Pechora, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Yaroslavl, Kurgan, Vologda, Saransk, Kostroma, Novorossiysk, Angarsk, Balashikha, Khimki

Submarine Group
7th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Molchkom class coastal submarines (1928 )
8th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Molchkom class coastal submarines (1930)
9th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Bars class fleet submarines (1932)
10th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Bezmolvniy II class coastal submarines (1933)
11th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Khitriy class coastal submarines (1925)
17th Submarine Flotilla (Murmansk): 10x Bars class fleet submarines (1933)

Escort Forces
11th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk): Varyag (F), Bayan, Pamyat' Mercurya, Pamyat' Azova
Attached ships:
- CVE Castor, Pollux, 4 Sadko class Armed Merchant Escorts (Refitted to AME 1939), 26 Roza class corvettes, 4 Lilya class corvettes

Amphibious Forces
15th Cruiser Squadron (Murmansk):
Askold (F), Pozharsky
Attached ships: CVE Orion,
---- 6x DEs: Kapitan Kern, Kapitan Konon-Zotov, Kapitan Kroun, Kapitan I ranga Miklucha Maklai, Lieutenant Dubasov, Lieutenant Ilin

Pacific Fleet
Pacific Fleet Aircraft Carrier Group (Petropavlovsk): Strashniy
14th Cruiser Squadron (Petropavlovsk): Admiral Senyavin (F), Admiral Heiden, Admiral Nevelsky, Admiral Butackov
8th Destroyer Flotilla (Petropavlovsk) :12x Izyaslav II, Fedor Stratilat, Dejatelnyj, Doblestnyj, Dostojnyj, Avtroil, Sokol, Zarkij, Zguchij, Spartak, Zivuchij, Zostkij
12th Submarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10x Khitriy class coastal submarines (1925)
14th Submarine Flotilla (Vladivostok): 10x Khitriy class coastal submarines (1926)
13th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10x Khitriy class coastal submarines (1926)
18th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10x Besshumniy class coastal submarines (1937)
19th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10x Besshumniy class coastal submarines (1938)
20th Submarine Flotilla (Petropavlovsk): 10x Delfin class fleet submarines (1941)

Franco-Russian South China Sea Task Force
13th Cruiser Squadron (Cam Ranh Bay): Kiev (F), Tver, Arkhangelsk, Stavropol, Magadan, Perekop

Caspian Sea Flotilla
Caspian Destroyer Flotilla (Baku): Armeniya (F), Caspianskiy

I'd like to take this opportunity to mention the adjustment of ship numbers in the report's OOB. Basically, I could not account for 126 vessels of various classes. There has been some upward adjustment of numbers when I found older stuff that wasn't accounted for anywhere but the sim report.

Most of the missing vessels were light craft of - probably - under 500t, but I had to add in two dreadnoughts, and remove fourteen light cruisers and twenty-five submarines. Basically, I've searched the archives and concluded that I can find no evidence to demonstrate that these ships exist or what they might be if they did.

Therefore, I say that if I can't find evidence of them, then they no longer exist. I will only revise the numbers if I find a major combatant of 1,500 tons or larger.

That seems an awful lot of adjustment, but given the sporadic run of Russian sim reports - followed by a long hiatus - it is not surprising. It represents a very large chunk of effort on your part, and for which I, for one, will thank you. While I have had to pick up the pieces several times, I have never faced a job so large.

I think your decision on the missing/unaccounted for vessels is the correct one.

I really think the adjustment is probably the result of cumulative errors - ships not moving (or moving multiple times) from a 'building' to 'completed' category. Sometimes, I've found that the numbers are correct, but I really have to dig to find why they're right...