Military Academy of Telecommunications, SM Budyonny

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Military Academy of Telecommunications, SM Budyonny
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founding 1919
Sponsorship Ministry of Defense , Military College,
Russian Federation
place RussiaRussia St. Petersburg
Chief of the Military Academy SW Kostarew, ( Lieutenant General )
Students more than 32,000 since 1919
Employee k. A.
including professors k. A.
Annual budget k. A.
Website https://vas.mil.ru/
Tikhoreetsky Prospect Military Academy campus

The Military Academy of the Telecommunications Forces " SM Budjonny " ( Russian Военная академия связи им. С. М. Будённого ) is a military university in Saint Petersburg , Russian Federation , which was founded in 1919 .

history

Building complex

The Military Academy of the Intelligence / Telecommunication Forces occupies several building complexes in St. Petersburg and the surrounding area.

1. In Paradnaja Uliza , since the middle of the 18th century quarters of the Preobrazhensk Guard Regiment and since the 1950s dormitory for foreign officers and canteen. Opposite the teaching facilities for different subjects.

2. On the Suvorovsky Prospect , a street parallel to Paradnaja Ulica, there used to be the General Staff Academy of Tsar Nicholas II. (Nikolaus General Staff Academy in St. Petersburg). This is where the foreign officers' auditors usually completed their first two general semesters. The building complex, which is now a listed building, was built mainly by the builder and architect AI Gogen between 1900 and 1901.

3. Over the years, the third and largest building complex with an extensive number of teaching facilities has been built on Tichorezki Prospect .

4. Approx. 20 km north of the city near the village of Levashovo, a tactical-technical field polygon.

The first two are in the center and the third complex in the north of the city.

Picture gallery

  • Building complexes of the academy

  • Entrance to the Paradnaya Ulitsa building complex

  • View of the dormitory for foreign officers

  • Building complex Suworowski Prospect

  • Tichorezki Prospect building complex

  • Residential house for families of foreign officer audiences Novorussiskaya Ulitsa

Timetable

  • November 8, 1919: Foundation of the Academy. Originally named Electrotechnical Military College for Commanders of the Red Workers 'and Peasants' Army ( Russian: Высшая военная электротехническая школа комсостава Рабоче-крестья Араски крестья Араски крестья Араче-крестья Араче-крестья Араски крестья Араче-крестья Араче-крестья Араче-Крестья Араче-крестья Араски крестья Араче-крестья Арской ).
  • January 21, 1941: On the orders of the People's Commissar for Defense of the USSR, this military college was renamed the Military Academy of Telecommunications ( Russian: Военная электротехническая академиа связи ).
  • July 5, 1946, the military academy was given the honorary name SM Budjonny.
  • Until the dissolution of the USSR in 1991, the above graduate badge was awarded after successful graduation.
  • August 29, 1998: According to the Government of the Russian Federation decree (No. 1009), the Military Academy was granted university status.

Course content

A full course for officers in special uses is offered. The duration of the study is 5 years.

Subjects

  • 210401 - Physics and Optoelectronic Communications
  • 210404 - Multi-channel / multi-channel telecommunication systems
  • 210405 - Radio, radio and television
  • 210406 ​​- Telecommunication networks and switching technology
  • 230101 - Computer technology, equipment, systems and networks
  • 230102 - Automated IT and management systems
  • 230105 - Programming of data processing systems and automated management systems

Awards

Heads of the military academy

  • 1919–1921 - AW Babinski (ru: А.В. Бабински)
  • 1921–1922 - EA Bernardelli (ru: EA Бернарделли)
  • 1922–1927 - AA Ovchinikow (ru: AA Овчиников)
  • 1928–1932 - Professor EA Swiriskij (ru: EA Свирский)
  • 1932–1937 - KE Polishchuk (ru: KE Полищук)
  • 1937–1938 - MI Dratwin (ru: M.И. Дратвин)
  • 1938–1938 - NN Andreev (ru: HH Андреев)
  • 1938–1942 - Lieutenant General WM Gowjadkin (ru: BM Говядкин)
  • 1942–1944 - Major General AG Lapkin (ru: A.Г. Лапкин)
  • 1944-1949 - GenLt K.Ch. Muravew (ru: К.Х. Муравьев)
  • 1949–1951 - GenLt PD Mirozhnikov (ru: П.Д. Мирошников)
  • 1953–1961 - GenLt PD Miroschnikow (ru: П.Д. Мирошников)
  • 1951–1957 - GenLt WW Senigodskij (ru: BB Зенигодский)
  • 1961–1978 - Colonel General AA Frolov (ru: А.А. Фролов)
  • 1957–1978 - GenLt AP Borisow (ru: А.П. Борисов)
  • 1978–1988 - GenLt NG Popow (ru: Н.Г. Попов)
  • 1988–1991 - GenLt PN Barashkow (ru: П.Н.Барашков)
  • 1991–1995 - GenLt GG Sawin (ru: Г.Г. Савин)
  • 1995–1998 - GenLt SP Liguta (ru: С.Р. Лигута)
  • 1998–2003 - GenLt EA Karpow (ru: Е.А. Карпов)
  • 2003–2009 - GenLt AL Kremenchuzkii (ru: А.Л. Кременчуцкий)
  • 2009–2011 - GenMaj SA Budilkin (ru: С.А. Будилкин)
  • 2011 –.... - GenLt SW Kostarew (ru: С.В. Костарев)

Well-known graduates and teachers

Web links

Coordinates: 60 ° 0 '42.84 "  N , 30 ° 22' 30.18"  O