SOVIET FAR EASTERN SUBMARINE HEADQUARTERS YULIN

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
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• Publication Date: June 4, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY China/USSR
- SUBJECT Soviet 2ar 7astern Submarine Headquarters
Yulin
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During March 1951, the USSR enlarged and reorganized the submarine base in
Yulin (109-34, 18-13) in order to increase submarine activities in South
China the South Seas, and Southeast Asia. The new organization and per-
sonnel of the Soviet Far Eastern. Submarine Headquarters are as follows:
A. Commanding ?Meer: Captain Lan-te-klo-fu ( 414)(?Landakov)
(1)
Deputy Comaander: Captain Lu-li-fu-le Mip) (?Rolifia)
(2) Chief of Staff: Captain Hsieh-li-teal-fm-klu (lit I.
(?Shirikov)
B. Head of the Staff Office: Li-hsuan-ching-lieh ti ) (?Likhikin)
(1) First Division (Intelligence) head: Lieutenant Commander Chia-pi-
( i>qj )
(?Chapileyev)
(2) Second Division (Personnel) head: Lieutenant Lo-pi-li )
(?Lobilin), former deputy naval
attache to the United States.
(3) Third Division (Operations) head: Lieutenant Commander Ka -huo-fU,
ssu,chi ( A f 0. )
(Makhovski) former' deputy naval
attache to the United States.
(4) Fourth Division head: Mo-k 1 o-lo-fuehsi ( 1 . 41 fft lc 0 )
,
(? Mokolovski) e.
C. Chief of the Military Supplies Office: Lieutenant Commander Lim-se-li-fu
P Lunsallyov)
This document is eg aded to
CONFIDENTIAL in accordance with the
Better of 16 October 1978 from the
Director of Central Intelligence to Use
Archivist of the United States.
Next Review Date: 2008
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First. Division (Ordnance) head: -Lieutenant Commander 14aeli-no-fu
(,.$4 :44)(? Malinov)
Second Division (Administration) head: Lieutenant, Ba-hsun-chin
(2 Khasuchin)
Third. Division head: Lieutenant Commander Cuechlia-lin-ssu,chi
D. Acting Chief of the
11' ?) (? zhuch?yalinski.)
Radio-Communications Station:
Lieutenant Fueoh!ia-lo-
fu,seur..chi (irk'
) (wv.k.a.ov,sicr)
(1) First Branch Station (Whampoa) head: Lieutenant (T.G.) Meng-pu,lin
( kife fif4 ) (Thaprain)
(Amoy) head: Lieutenant Chia-pi-lin-koo
(fig *i ) (1 Chapelenko)
(tuilooated) head: Lieutenant (j.G. ) Wei-ha-oh! la-
rxa-eau--chi ( tfifi? 413 frit )
VekbachianaSzi) /
Second Branch Station
Third Branch Station
Fourth Branch Station
Bo Chief of the Radar Offices
(=located) head: Lieutenant (J.G.) Run-wa-na-lo-
fu ( ,?
Lo-tRi,mu (li *440.-)9 French nationality, radar
.
specialist who 1 ved in England for mare than ten
years and is a graduate of Edinburgh University.
First Radar Air Station head;
Second Radar Air Station head:
First Radar Sea Station head:
Second Radar Sea Station head:
Lieutenant Commander Ma-oh' &a-bo-ming
( efs afa ) (7 Mochalonin)
Lieutenant Commander Lo-lin-k'o-fu
( , ) (p Lolinkov)
Lieutenant Commander Mi-kao-k'e-lin
( tt] Mikakelin)
Lieutenant Cammandgrr Yang-Jo-to--bo-
am-ohl. ( Or5i-tr yl k41: )
(7 YaniotovSki) ,'"
F. Confidential Documents Liaima Chief: Tan-no-klo-fu (4.0.
(2Donokov), a resident of Northeast China for several years, who speaks
Mandarin and some other dialects very well.
The liaison office deals. with external affairs and has 29 translators for
Chinese, Japanese', Philippine languages, Malayan, Annamesee Mai, and Burmese.
When necessary, these translators are dispatched to work on submarines.
Ge -Techniques Office head: Commander Chu-kto-fu ( ) Zhukov),
The Techniques Office does research work and has 7 ezgineers and 20 assist-
ant engineers in electrical, scientific, chemical, Shipbuilding, civil and
mechanical engineering. The Engineer Corps, which is attached to the
Techniques Office, is also headed hy Zhukov.
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Medical Office head: Lieutenant Commander Mo-ho-na-hsi-fu 0 493 )
(? Mokhonasev). This office has six medical officers and two pharmacists,
who are all Soviets, and more than 10 nurses, some of whom are from the aatel-
lite countries,
'2. In addition to the headquarters, there are seven Baleen stations in South China
as follows: -
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A. First Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Pu-hsi-huo-fu (11 ?20.1 )
(7 Pushikov). This station was established in Hong Kong in winter 1949.
B. Second Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Chlia-ming-seu-chig01 )
(? Kamieski ). This station was established in emoY in 19
C. Third Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Ea-na-chi-ming ( j1 Pi 4(tJJ )
(7 Monekhimin). This station was established within the Vietminh border
during May 1950.
D. Fourth Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Commander 314.1-ssu,-kle-pi-lin
( $st ) (7 Shuakeprin)
E. Fifth Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Ts,anAtial-lin-koe-fu (IA)1 a,.
.) Tsankalenkov)
F. Sixth Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Pi-to-erh-fu-ssu-chi &
) (7 Flterovski)
G. Seventh Liaison Station head: Lieutenant Commender Ho-no-kao-lin (0,
. a ) u Khonokalin)
3? About seven or eight Soviet submarines are usually stationed at Tulin, althnugh
the number may range from three to 20. Three Emtmerines which are regularly in
the harbor are the "Snorkel 7, type and are on patrol duty several hours a day.
Other submarines are the "S 21". type, "BP type" and "Tim (Pe) 77" type.
4. On 16 }arch about 10 Soviet naval technicians arrived in Canton and were sent
immediately to Hainan on the SS EIVC CHIANG (NI ) to help in the construction
of the naval base.
On 22 March a group of 240 cadets of the Soviet submarine class "M" arrived in
Canton. These cadets, under Commander Ko-ha.linoftc-a. 44',..) (7 Kokhelin)
Soviet adviser, and WANG Nan ( ), Chinese Communist naval staff officer,
will be sent to Yulin to partidtpat in Soviet submorine maneuvers,
6. One of the tasks of the Soviet Far Eastern Submarine Fleet is to aid the Chinese
Communists in laying mines along the South China coast. Captain Vonekov, a
Soviet naval adviser, is in full charge of the operation, which is to be cola-
plated in the area from Amey to Luichow by the end of April. On 24 March 54
Soviet gdne laying technicians arrived in Canton to be sent to various points
along the coast. Large numbers of Soviet-made mines have been transported to
Amoy, Uhampoa and Yulin.
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