1062nd Logistics Center
Summary
The 1062nd Logistics Center (military unit 58661) headquartered at Manevrovaya Street 29, Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast, oversees a broad network of subordinate storage, arsenal, and support elements covering multiple materiel classes. The listed subunits encompass at least nine food service warehouses, six fuel service warehouses plus a dedicated rocket fuel warehouse, two clothing service warehouses, multiple armored vehicle spare parts and vehicle storage sites, engineering and topographic storage, aviation equipment and weapons storage, training support facilities, and an extensive set of ammunition and weapons arsenals and bases. The composition indicates a comprehensive, multi-branch logistical footprint providing storage and distribution for rockets/missiles, artillery munitions, engineer munitions, aviation weapons, fuels, subsistence, clothing, vehicles, and technical equipment.
Headquarters and Location Context
Headquarters are identified as Manevrovaya Street 29, Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast. Yekaterinburg is a major industrial city and a principal rail hub on the Trans-Siberian Railway, with extensive regional road connectivity. The city is publicly known as the administrative center of Sverdlovsk Oblast and the location of the Central Military District headquarters. The provided data does not specify the exact district alignment of military unit 58661; however, the HQ location is consistent with a central logistics presence in this region.
Organizational Structure and Designations
The structure comprises the 1062nd Logistics Center HQ (military unit 58661) and numerous subordinate entities identified by suffixes (e.g., 58661-2, 58661-16, 58661-51). The subordinate elements are categorized as Warehouses, Storage Departments, Arsenals, Bases (including a Complex Storage Base), and specialized facilities (e.g., Rocket Fuel Warehouse, Training Equipment Workshop). This designation pattern reflects discrete functional sites under a common headquarters, with service-specific responsibilities including food, fuel, clothing, engineering, armored vehicle support, munitions storage, and aviation materiel.
Functional Distribution of Subordinate Units
Food service storage is assigned to at least nine subunits (58661-2, -3, -6, -18, -29, -30, -31, -39, -45). Fuel service storage is assigned to at least six subunits (58661-16, -20, -23, -28, -38, -44), augmented by a dedicated Rocket Fuel Warehouse (58661-62). Clothing service is represented by two warehouses (58661-40, -46). Armored vehicle and vehicle support includes spare parts and vehicle storage (58661-15, -32, -35, -36, -55) and a Vehicle Warehouse (58661-41). Engineering and topographic functions include storage of engineering equipment (58661-24), engineering weapons and equipment (58661-26), and topographic maps (58661-33). Aviation-related elements include storage of aviation equipment (58661-61) and an Aviation Weapons Warehouse (58661-104). General and integrated storage functions are covered by the 1062nd Logistics Center Base (58661-14), a Complex Storage Base (58661-58), and a Supply and Storage Warehouse (58661-101).
Ammunition and Weapons Storage Network
The network includes multiple arsenals and munitions sites: 58661-51 and 58661-88 (complex storage of rockets/missiles, ammunition, and explosive materials), 58661-54 and 58661-57 (rocket and artillery weapons), 58661-BN (rocket and artillery weapons), 58661-90 (rocket and artillery warehouse), 58661-94 (rocket and artillery ammunition warehouse), 58661-95 (artillery ammunition base), 58661-100 (engineer troops ammunition warehouse), and 58661-102 (rocket and artillery weapons arsenal). Additionally, 58661-104 is designated for aviation weapons. Together, these entries indicate at least eleven distinct facilities dedicated to the storage of rocket, artillery, engineer, and aviation munitions and weapons.
Fuel and Propellant Storage Capabilities
Fuel service support is provided by at least six warehouses (58661-16, -20, -23, -28, -38, -44) designated for material and technical means of the military fuel service. A specialized Rocket Fuel Warehouse (58661-62) indicates capacity for storage and handling of rocket propellants. The presence of both conventional fuel service storage and a propellant-specific facility denotes differentiated handling requirements and infrastructure for general fuels versus rocket propellants.
Vehicle and Armoured Systems Support
Support for vehicles and armored systems is distributed across multiple subunits: warehouses for spare parts and vehicles (58661-15, -32, -35, -36), a Vehicle Warehouse (58661-41), and an entity designated as an Arsenal storing vehicles and spare parts for armored vehicles (58661-55). This spread suggests provisioning of line-replaceable units, aggregate assemblies, and complete vehicle storage capacity. The categorization of 58661-55 as an arsenal, while associated with vehicles and spares rather than munitions, reflects a nomenclature variation within the organizational structure.
Food, Clothing, and General Supply
Subsistence support is extensive, with at least nine food service storage facilities (58661-2, -3, -6, -18, -29, -30, -31, -39, -45). Clothing and individual equipment logistics are covered by two warehouses (58661-40, -46). A Supply and Storage Warehouse (58661-101) provides general-purpose materiel support. This breadth indicates sustained provisioning capability for rations, clothing, and assorted non-weapon materiel.
Engineering and Topographic Support
Engineering materiel is handled by storage of engineering equipment and property (58661-24) and a Storage Department for engineering weapons and equipment (58661-26). An Engineer Troops Ammunition Warehouse (58661-100) is separately identified for specialized munitions. Topographic support is represented by a Storage Department for topographic maps (58661-33), indicating cartographic supply for operational planning and navigation requirements.
Aviation-Related Storage and Weapons
Two aviation-focused sites are specified: a Warehouse for storage of aviation equipment (58661-61) and an Aviation Weapons Warehouse (58661-104). These entries indicate capacity to store aircraft-related equipment and munitions. The available data does not provide platform-specific details or inventory quantities.
Training and Technical Support
Training and educational support is represented by a Storage Department for technical means of education (58661-34) and a Training Equipment Workshop (58661-71). These functions support maintenance, storage, and preparation of training aids and instructional equipment for personnel training and technical education.
Integrated and Complex Storage Facilities
Integrated storage capabilities are indicated by the 1062nd Logistics Center Base (58661-14), a Complex Storage Base (58661-58), and two complex munitions storage arsenals (58661-51, 58661-88). The term “complex storage” denotes consolidated storage of multiple categories, including rockets/missiles, ammunition, and explosive materials, within controlled facilities. Specific layouts, capacities, and safety features are not provided in the available data.
Safety and Hazard Considerations
The presence of multiple ammunition arsenals, explosive material storage, and a rocket fuel warehouse indicates management of hazardous materials that, under standard practices, require segregated storage, blast mitigation measures, fire protection, and specialized handling protocols. While the dataset confirms the functional presence of such facilities, it does not disclose safety distances, protective construction standards, or compliance documentation, which are typically restricted or non-public.
Transportation and Regional Connectivity Context
Yekaterinburg’s role as a major rail junction on the Trans-Siberian Railway and its developed road network provide regional connectivity. The provided data does not list individual facility addresses beyond the headquarters nor specify rail sidings or loading infrastructure for the subordinate sites. No airfield or pipeline connections are identified in the dataset.
Inter-Service Support Scope
The functional spread of subordinate units—encompassing rocket/artillery munitions, engineer munitions and equipment, aviation equipment and weapons, armored vehicle spares, general fuel and rocket fuel, food, clothing, and topographic maps—indicates support functions spanning multiple branches, including Ground Forces, Aerospace Forces, and Engineer Troops. The data lists roles by service function but does not specify supported formations or the geographic distribution of end users.
Data Gaps and Limitations
The dataset identifies unit designations, broad functional roles, and the headquarters address, but does not provide geographic coordinates for subordinate facilities, inventory quantities, storage capacities, construction standards, or security measures. Command subordination beyond the HQ location is not stated. Where such specifics would typically be classified or otherwise restricted, they are not publicly available in this dataset and cannot be provided.