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278:, departing from Sovetskaya Gavan. Andreyev began the attack on the morning of 16 August by landing a 1,500-strong force of the 365th Battalion and the 2nd Battalion of the 113th Brigade at Toro, supported by seventeen warships and five transports. The attack captured the port and forced the retreat of three Japanese companies from it and nearby 517: 512: 502: 282:. This was followed by the 20 August landing of 3,400 men from the remainder of the 113th Brigade and a battalion of sailors at Maoka, which speedily defeated the Japanese defenders. 293:
during the Soviet–Japanese War, providing transport and launching air strikes on Japanese bases and ports. After the end of the war, it was disbanded in September.
224:. Submarines and motor torpedo boats were organized into the 3rd Submarine Brigade and the 5th, 8th, and 9th Motor Torpedo Divisions. Two additional naval bases at 216:, 43 motor torpedo boats, seven large guard and patrol ships, as well as fifty patrol boats, two monitors, four minesweepers, two minelayers, the 365th Separate 507: 483: 460: 435: 412: 286: 151: 398: 147: 194: 263: 213: 205: 155: 88: 217: 209: 167: 116: 68: 267: 247: 221: 259: 186: 452: 233: 229: 254:
beginning on the evening of 8 August in order to prevent Japanese retaliation. It was to capture
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in August 1945, the flotilla included two patrol ships, eighteen trawlers, fifteen
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in August and September 1945; it was disbanded shortly after the end of the war.
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for the war, the flotilla laid minefields in the Strait of Tartary and the
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Soviet Operational and Tactical Combat in Manchuria, 1945: August Storm
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in August 1939 to guard coastal and maritime communications in the
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The Soviet Strategic Offensive in Manchuria, 1945: August Storm
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were part of the fleet, along with the Sovetskaya Gavan and
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1945
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Index

Soviet Union
Soviet Navy
Flotilla
Pacific Fleet
Sovetskaya Gavan
Soviet–Japanese War
Russian
flotilla
Pacific Fleet
Soviet Navy
Sovetskaya Gavan
Soviet Far East
Strait of Tartary
Sea of Okhotsk
World War II
Invasion of South Sakhalin
Invasion of the Kuril Islands
Soviet–Japanese War
Pacific Fleet
Strait of Tartary
Sea of Okhotsk
Sovetskaya Gavan
Counter Admiral
Mikhail Arapov
World War II
Vladimir Andreyev
vice admiral
Soviet–Japanese War
Shchuka-class
M-class submarines

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