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Russian colonel general
Leonty Pavlovich Shevtsov (Russian: Леонтий Павлович Шевцов; born 14 March 1946) is a retired Russian colonel general. He served in a number of senior
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Russian Armed Forces airborne combat arm
of NATO supreme commander George Joulwan through a Russian general, Leonty Shevtsov, his deputy for Russian forces. Russian and American soldiers worked
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Russian retired general (born 1947)
Military offices Preceded by Leonty Shevtsov Deputy Chief of the Main Operational Directorate 1995–1996 Succeeded by Aleksandr Rukshin Preceded by Leonid
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Russian unit in Bosnia peace mission
Colonel General Leonty Shevtsov. They determined that the NATO supreme commander would have operational control over the brigade through Shevtsov, who was given
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Soviet Union; Mozg armii (Мозг армии, "The Brain of the Army") (1929) Leonty Shevtsov (born 1946), Russian colonel general; Новый взгляд на национальную
List of military theorists and writers
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Former paramilitary force of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (1991–2016)
(1995) Colonel-General Anatoly Shkirko (1995–1997) Colonel-General Leonty Shevtsov (1997–1998) Colonel-General Pavel Maslov (1998–1999) Colonel-General
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Bilateral relations
representative at the NATO military headquarters, Colonel General Leonty Shevtsov, was asked about the possibility of Russia joining NATO. He said it
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Soviet-Russian military leader (born 1947)
December 1995 – 24 July 1997 Preceded by Anatoly Romanov Succeeded by Leonty Shevtsov Personal details Born (1947-09-13) 13 September 1947 (age 78) Grozny
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Russian military leader (born 1946)
Internal Troops of Russia In office 9 May 1998 – 5 April 1999 Preceded by Leonty Shevtsov Succeeded by Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov Personal details Born (1946-10-10)
Pavel Maslov (military officer)
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List of Heroes of the Soviet Union (S)
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the Russian Federation to the High Command Allied Powers in Europe Leonty Shevtsov (1995–1997) Anatoly Krivolapov (1997–1999) Viktor Loginov (1999–2003)
Permanent Representatives of Russia to international organisations
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Russian Ground Forces formation
LtGen, 1986–1990 Kolchkin, Gennadi Andreevich – Guard LtGen, 1990–1992 Shevtsov, Leonty Pavlovich – Guard LtGen, 1992–1993 Sosyedov, Vasili Petrovich – Guard
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