What does SNA stand for?

Soviet Naval Aviation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The point registered was that the Navy, by pinning down Soviet submarines north of the Greenland-Iceland-United Kingdom Gap and by filtering out the Soviet naval aviation threat, was providing protection for the sea lanes in the same way the Army was defending Texas--that is, by operating in forward areas.

Strategic culture and its relationship to naval strategy

The rise of Soviet naval aviation in the 1960s was triggered by the transfer of Tu-16 Badger bombers from Soviet Long-Range Aviation to the Northern Fleet.

After the storm: The growing convergence of the Air Force and Navy