3767th Complex Logistics Base
Identity
Best-verified match to the record is Federal Budgetary Institution (FBU) military unit 96129, a Russian MoD entity created by ministerial order on 28 September 2009 for stationing in Tosno, effective 1 January 2010; secondary military-unit directories identify that unit as the 3767th KBMTO. Registry-based corporate records place it at Moscow Highway 1A, Tosno, and show liquidation on 15 April 2019. Publicly accessible sources reviewed do not clearly confirm the higher-command placement implied by the supplied hierarchy path. ([gkrfkod.ru](https://gkrfkod.ru/zakonodatelstvo/prikaz-ministra-oborony-rf-ot-28092009-n-1045/))
Footprint
Open sources indicate this was a distributed logistics/storage organization rather than one compact installation. A 2010 FAS procurement case refers to fire-alarm and evacuation-system work for the 6th branch of FBU v/ch 96129, and a 2011 military-court case separately refers to the chief of branch No. 6, confirming branch-level command structure. Murmansk regional environmental reporting also names the 39th and 43rd branches of v/ch 96129, while a federal environmental-control list ties 96129 objects to Zaoyorsk and Polyarny under unit designators 96129-38 and 96129-48. ([base.garant.ru](https://base.garant.ru/55102417/?utm_source=openai))
Observed function
Observable open-source activity is consistent with stockage and sustainment functions. The branch-6 procurement centered on installed fire-alarm and evacuation systems rather than combat equipment, and Murmansk reporting explicitly identifies a 39th-branch fuel-storage site at Mys Shavor plus another v/ch 96129 site in Guba Ura. On that basis, it is reasonable to assess 96129 as a support/storage network handling materiel, including fuels, across northwestern garrisons; the exact commodity mix at the five supplied placemarks is not publicly confirmed. ([base.garant.ru](https://base.garant.ru/55102417/?utm_source=openai))
Compliance indicators
Environmental reporting gives the clearest public readout on infrastructure condition. Murmansk authorities reported repeated inspections of 96129-associated sites in 2013 and recorded dumps, land and water contamination by petroleum products, and improper fuel storage; officials stated responsible personnel were administratively penalized and ordered to correct violations. This indicates that at least some 96129 facilities included bulk POL or fuel-support infrastructure with documented compliance problems. ([mpr.gov-murman.ru](https://mpr.gov-murman.ru/upload/iblock/da1/2013.pdf))
Placemark confidence
The supplied placemarks most likely represent detached elements of the 96129 network rather than a single base. Secondary military-unit directories place 96129 elements in Tosno and the Shum/Voybokalo area, broadly matching some of the provided coordinates, but those directories are not authoritative and branch numbering across them is inconsistent. Of the specific suffixes in the metadata, branch 6 is the only one directly corroborated in the reviewed official/legal sources; open primary-source confirmation for 96129-3, 96129-7, 96129-10, and 96129-15 was not found in accessible sources, so those labels should be treated as provisional. ([voinskayachast.net](https://voinskayachast.net/goroda/sankt-peterburg-i-leningradskaya-oblast?utm_source=openai))