Rear Services of the Armed Forces of Russia

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The Rear Services of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is a rear of the Russian Armed Forces. It encompasses mainly the Rear Services' Staff, 9 main and central departments and 3 services.

History

The formation of Russian rear services is commonly attached to the year 1700, when Peter I signed an order On Management of the Grain Supplies of All Military People to okolnichy Yazykov with Elevating Him to Commissary General After That, thus forming the first supply service (Proviantskiy Prikaz). In 1711 all military supply services have been incorporated in the army. However the word "rear" (тыл) as a separate term appeared only in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905. Shortly after the onset of the Great Patriotic War in 1941, the Russian rear services experienced severe difficulties, which have been fixed after the order On Organization of the Rear Services Management Office of the Red Army.... The Rear Services of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union were renamed to the Rear Services of the Armed Forces of Russia in 1991.

Current Agencies

The Tyl currently includes:

• Главное военно-медицинское управление МО РФ
• Центральное управление военных сообщений МО РФ
• Центральное автомобильно-дорожное управление МО РФ
• Центральное управление ракетного топлива и горючего МО РФ
• Центральное продовольственное управление МО РФ
• Центральное вещевое управление МО РФ
• Служба пожарно-спасательная и местной обороны ВС РФ
• Ветеринарно-санитарная служба ВС РФ
• Управление экологической безопасности ВС РФ
• Главное управление торговли МО РФ
• Управлениe по активному отдыху МО РФ
• Управлениe сельского хозяйства МО РФ
• Военно-научный комитет Тыла ВС РФ
• Секретариат начальника Тыла ВС РФ
• Отдел кадров Тыла ВС РФ

External links

• Official site
• Defence Ministry. The Rear Services of the Armed Forces

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