187:. Last mention in the Soviet Order of Battle (OOB) on 1 July 1941 with corps directly subordinated to the Western Front. The corps reappeared in the OOB on 1 June 1942 directly subordinated to the North Caucasus Front, and made up of four rifle brigades. Thereafter, the last 1942 OOB mention of the corps is on 1 August 1942. The 1st Rifle Corps reappears in the Soviet OOB on 1 September 1943 as part of the Northwestern Front. Final mention on 1 May 1945 subordinated to the 1st Shock Army and in command of the 306th, 344th, and 357th Rifle Divisions. Feskov et al. 2004 says the corps headquarters, as well as the
96:'s prewar purge of the Red Army had removed so many experienced leaders, the rifle corps echelon of command in Soviet forces engaged against the Germans dwindled in the face of massive Red Army losses of 1941. The stark shortage of experienced leaders forced the Red Army to have rifle army headquarters directly supervising rifle divisions without the assistance of intervening rifle corps headquarters. The use of rifle corps headquarters never disappeared entirely from the Red Army during World War II, as field armies in areas not fighting the Germans (such as the
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rifle divisions. Doubtlessly, the direct command of divisions by army headquarters resulted in too-large spans of control for army commanders and the Red Army desired to reintroduce the rifle corps headquarters once enough experienced commanders and staff officers were available. By the end of 1942, 21 rifle corps headquarters were in action with Soviet forces engaging the
Germans. This grew to over 100 by the end of 1943, and reached a peak of 174 either in action against the Germans or as part of the strategic reserve of the
2984:. In 1946–53 they were reduced into the 10th, 21st, and 48th Rifle Brigades, and the 48th may have been disbanded in 1947. In 1953 the 63rd Mechanised Division was formed on the basis of the 29th Rifle Division at Shikhan. In 1955 the 123rd Rifle Corps became the 40th Rifle Corps, and in May 1957 the 40th Army Corps. That year the 43rd Rifle Division became the 43rd Motor Rifle Division, and the 63rd Mechanised Division the 110th Motor Rifle Division. In November 1964 the 110th was redesigned the
1722:. On August 4, 1943, the corps, as a part of the 7th Guards Army, overcoming the enemy's stubborn resistance and deflecting frenzied counterattacks, persistently moved forward to Belgorod. Increasing the attack force, parts of the corps stormed the city and cleared it on August 5. On January 18, 1944, the units of the corps, as a part of
657:, with 10th Guards Mountain Rifle Division, and 145th Mountain Rifle Division. (Feskov et al 2013, 53), and was still in that configuration in 1954 (Feskov et al 2013, 55). Disbanded by being redesignated 31st Special Rifle Corps on 1 July 1956, and then successively 31st Special Army Corps (1 October 1957) and
2293:, and stormed into Varnitsa. Commander: Major General AI Petrakovskii (- 18/01/1944 ) Major General FA Ostashenko (01.19.1944 – military commissar, deputy political commissar Colonel IN Karasev Chief of Staff : V.I. Mineev. On 9 August 1945 the corps, now part of the Soviet Far East command, comprised
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camp. Before leaving the camp, Latvians drafted in 1939 were demobilised, and replaced by about 4000 Russian soldiers from area around Moscow. On June 10, the corps senior officers were sent to Russia where they were arrested and most of them- shot. On June 14 at least 430 officers were arrested and
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November 1941, the Soviet order of battle showed only one rifle corps headquarters still active among the forces fighting the German invasion. By early 1942, however, the Soviets began to reactivate rifle corps headquarters for use as an intermediate command echelon between the rifle armies and
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to Soviet Union, from June 29 to July 1 more 2080 Latvian soldiers were demobilsed, fearing that they might turn their weapons against the
Russian commissars and officers. Simultaneously, many soldiers and officers deserted and when the corps crossed the Latvian border only about 3000 Latvian
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73:, Soviet rifle corps were composed primarily of combat troops and had only a small logistical component. Because the rifle divisions themselves were also primarily made up of combat troops, the rifle corps were numerically smaller than corps of other nations. The Soviets also formed
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January–February 1945 period, see also 'Breakthrough prepared defenses infantry units (according to experience of the Great Patriotic War of 1941–1945.). Collection of articles. – Moscow: Military Publishing, 1957. – 376 p., / Military Academy named for MV Frunze, chapter
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and moved forward. Having stormed the inhabited locality of
Lozovatka and after slight regrouping, the corps began the pursuit of the enemy. On March 16, 1944, the corps deterred the counterattacks by the enemy, who was attempting to force back our units from the
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2273:. On the night of March 27, (two divisions of) the corps, having crossed the Southern Bug, moved forward under the enemy's heavy fire and captured the large inhabited locality of Akmechet. On April 1, 1944, parts of the corps, acting as a part of the
1176:. In September the corps contained 24,416 men but in autumn more than 800 officers and about 10,000 instructors and soldiers were discharged. The arresting of soldiers continued in the following months. In June 1940, the entire Territorial Corps was sent to
5963:Перечни наименований объединений, соединений и других формирований Вооруженных Сил, народного ополчения, гражданских ведомств СССР и иностранных формирований, участвовавших в Великой Отечественной и советско-японской войнах 1941-1945 гг. : справочник
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Circular 01 of July 15, 1941 directed several changes to Red Army force structure, the elimination of rifle corps headquarters and subordination of rifle divisions directly to rifle army headquarters among them. Glantz and House, p.
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Circa
September 1945, the 11, 15, 16, 21, 22, 25, 28, 36, 42, 43, 44, 47, 51, 52, 55, 61, 62, 64, 67, 68, 70, 71, 74, 77, 80, 89, 91, 93, 95, 96, 98, 100, 106, 115, 117, 118, 120, 121, 133, and 135th Rifle Corps were disbanded.
346:. On 1 January 1946 it consisted of the 34th Rifle Division (Vyazemskiy, Khabarovsk Kray), and the 35th Rifle Division (Bikin, Khabarovsk Kray), and was part of the Far Eastern Military District. It was disbanded in July 1946.
3704:, Ukraine. In October 1953 the corps' three independent rifle brigades were expanded into divisions: the 7th independent Guards into the 64th Guards Mechanised Division at Belaya Tserkov, the 9th independent Guards into the
1862:– composed of the 68th, 83rd, and 194th Mountain Rifle Divisions in the Central Asia Military District. In February 1944, 68th Mountain Rifle Division, 75th Rifle Division, 89th Rifle Brigade, and 90th Rifle Brigade with
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of the Order of
Suvorov. This Red Army national formation was formed on June 5, 1944, shortly before the Red Army attacked Latvia. Their strength was about 15,000 men, which consisted three divisions – 43rd Guards, and
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Militia, civilian formations of the Soviet Union, and foreign units that fought in the Great Patriotic War and Soviet–Japanese War 1941–1945:
352:– The 6th Rifle Corps HQ was formed in Kiev in May 1922. The Corps was formed on the orders of the Commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Crimea number 627/162 from May 23, 1922 in Kiev, part of Kiev and
2618:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Moscow Military District. Disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
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A limited number of Rifle Corps remained as part of the Ground Forces post 1945. They were converted to 'Army Corps' in 1955 though they still mostly consisted of Rifle and then Motor Rifle
Divisions.
4286:, and Feskov V.I., Golikov V.I., Калашников К.А., В.И. Слугин С.А. Вооруженные силы СССР после Второй Мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской (часть 1: Сухопутные войска) Томск, 2013, 522 onwards.
2348:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the 68th Army, Western Front. Part of 5th Army, 3rd Belorussian Front, on 1 November 1944. Part of
3571:(Omsk). Later included the 109th Guards, 67th and 95th MRD (former 109th Guards, 56th and 198th RD) and 411 Guards Corps artillery regiment. Presumably in 1960, it was reorganised as Headquarters
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Of the 8th Rifle Corps' 1942 strength of 26,466 men, only 2,599 (less than 10 per cent) made up the corps headquarters and corps assets, the remainder being assigned to the two rifle divisions.
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crossing. On April 5, the divisions of the corps fought a battle for the station of
Migayevo. On April 11, 1944, the corps, having been reinforced from the reserve with the
6032:[List (Perechen) No. 4: Corps headquarters, part of the active army during the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945] (in Russian). Moscow: Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union.
5390:"Вооруженные Силы СССР после Второй мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской (часть 1: Сухопутные войска)" by V.I. Feskov, V.I. Golikov, K.A. Kalashnikov and S.A. Slugin, Tomsk.
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in September 1939. 127th, 134th and 162nd Rifle Divisions, part of 19th Army. Disbanded summer 1945. After the war, became 25th Army Corps on 25 June 1957 (Feskov et al 2013, 133)
3539:– Formed April 1943. 18th Guards Red Banner Stanislavsky-Budapest. General Lieutenant Ivan Afonin took command of the corps in February 1943. Assigned to armies including the
1839:
was demoted in October 1942 to become commander of this corps. He participated in this position in operations on the Mious, Donbass, around Melitopol, Belarus and East Prussia.
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had become the 20th Mechanised Division, and the 151st Rifle Division had either been disbanded or transferred elsewhere. The corps appears to have disbanded on 11 June 1946.
2252:. In early October 1943 the corps, forcing the Dnieper, seized and held a bridgehead on the west bank of the river. On 06.03.1944 elements of the corps, participating in the
2414:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Ural Military District. This corps commanded units that stormed the
2168:. Disbanded. Reformed on 13 June 1955 by redesignation of 137th Rifle Corps. Became 43rd Army Corps on 25 June 1957 while at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka, Kamchatskaya Oblast.
2390:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the Moscow Military District. In July 1945 in Germany, part of
80:
The Red Army as a whole had 27 rifle corps headquarters in its order of battle on 1 June 1938; this had been expanded to 62 by June 1941. When Germany invaded the
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rifle corps during World War II, although these were often assigned control of regular rifle divisions and sometimes controlled no Guards rifle divisions.
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Barbarossa Derailed: The German Advance to Smolensk, the Encirclement Battle, and the First and Second Soviet Counteroffensives, 10 July – 24 August 1941
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and to hold the river crossings near Sofiyevka with 35–40 tanks and several infantry battalions. On March 22, the units of the corps reached the
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2681:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the North Caucasus Military District. Included
2628:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Moscow Military District. Later part of
520:. Active in 1948 with three rifle brigades (12th, 14th and 40th (Kirov, Kirov Oblast)). 12th Brigade was disbanded, 14th Rifle Brigade became
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2725:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the North Caucasus Military District.
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3335:. On 30 March 1948 10th Guards Army was renamed 4th Guards Rifle Corps. On 25 June 1957 renamed 4th Guards Army Corps. Disbanded May 1960.
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2655:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 September 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Trans-Volga Military District.
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2661:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Trans-Volga Military District.
2380:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the Moscow Military District. In
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on 22 June 1941. Disbanded July 1941. Reformed October 1942. 1 November 1942 listed with reserves, Black Sea Group of Forces, with the
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2362:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the 52nd Army, STAVKA Reserve.
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2374:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the Moscow Military District.
2368:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the Moscow Military District.
2342:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and as part of the 31st Army, Western Front.
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comprising 136th Rifle Division and 138th Mountain Rifle Division under General Major K.F. Baranov. Disbanded in Berlin while with
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2996:. The 40th Army Corps was active until at least 1962, and Feskov et al 2013 lists its commanders until October 1960 (p. 508).
2642:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Moscow Military District.
2612:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Moscow Military District.
2174:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as part of the 61st Army, Bryansk Front. Subordinate divisions at this time were the
532:, and took over 26th Guards Rifle and 71st Mechanised Divisions. Became 10th Army Corps on 4 June 1957 but disbanded in June 1960.
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2449:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the 68th Army, Western Front.
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in September 1939. In the Orel Military District, including the 19th, 149th and 217th Rifle Divisions. Reformed and assigned to
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in April to form the 105th Rifle Corps, commanded by General D. F. Alekseev, where it would remain for the duration of the war.
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2408:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Ural Military District.
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along with the 133rd Rifle Division, additionally had the 166th Rifle Division at Barabinsk and the 178th Rifle Division at
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6030:"Перечень № 4. Управлений корпусов, входивших в состав действующей армии в годы Великой Отечественной войны 1941—1945 гг"
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1726:, fought defensively in the Zvenigorodka–Vodyanoy area. By February 13, 1944, the corps, after being subordinated to the
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5978:Командование корпусного и дивизионного звена советских вооруженных сил периода Великой Отечественной войны 1941–1945 гг
5012:"Biography of Lieutenant-General Trofim Kalinovich Kolomiets - (Трофим Калинович Коломиец) (1894 – 1971), Soviet Union"
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2329:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the Western Front.
1332:, and disbanded. 29th Rifle Corps (II), March–April 1943. Reformed on 25 June 1943 as the 29th Rifle Corps. Included
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3450:. Circa 1956, 10th Guards 'Budapest' Rifle Corps formerly part of the Odessa Military District with headquarters at
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and 5th MRDs and the 30th Mechanised Division (unclear as to whether the two last-mentioned were Guards divisions.)
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1640:. First Formation 22 June 1941, disbanded 14 October 1941; was used to reinforce the Kandalksha operational group.
5880:(in Russian). Moscow: Military Historical Department of the Military Scientific Directorate of the General Staff.
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322:, WSMD. Reactivated 27 June 1942, often known as 5th independent Rifle Corps. On 1 July 1945 consisted of
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Keith E. Bonn, Slaughterhouse: the Handbook of the Eastern Front, Aberjona Press, Bedford, PA, 2005, 345.
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2667:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 November 1943, as a headquarters with no troops assigned and part of the
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599:, with 261, 349, 392, and 406th Rifle Divisions. 12th Mountain Rifle Corps for a period. 1946 to 1957 in
54:, although the allocation of three rifle divisions to a rifle corps was common during the latter part of
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1340:. Mid 1957 reorganised as 29th Army Corps. Mid 1969 disbanded by being upgraded and reorganised as
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592:
576:
572:
568:
521:
509:
501:
289:
4005:
3659:
3863:
3447:
3162:
3126:
2415:
2353:
2270:
2189:
1279:
807:, then transferred to Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army a month later. Headquarters located at
331:
47:
5695:
5257:"Журнал боевых действий 120 ск с приложением кратких сводок, с разбором боевых действий и схемы"
3914:– later 39th Guards Airborne Corps, honorific "Vienna", fought in Vienna & Prague Offensives
3908:– later 38th Guards Airborne Corps, honorific "Vienna", fought in Vienna & Prague Offensives
3410:
based in Belarus. The corps along with the 114th Guards Airborne Division was disbanded in 1956.
4860:
3238:
3130:
6048:
6017:
5999:
5852:
5834:
5815:
5797:
5765:
5722:
5691:
5656:
5227:
5223:
5216:
5093:
4929:
4916:
4791:
4781:
3234:
2822:
2777:
2103:
1655:
1589:
in March 1941. in the Transcaucasus Military District under General Major A. A. Khadeev with
1443:
1421:
1014:
824:
812:
803:
18th Rifle Corps (1st formation) – Headquarters reformed in February 1934 from a cadre of the
557:. Disbanded circa September 1945, by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
225:
51:
5471:
4094:
2849:. It appears that quickly, on 30 October 1945, the 374th Rifle Division was redesignated the
1172:
began. The army was renamed the People's Army and in September–November 1940– the Red Army's
4849:
4742:
4139:
3899:
3895:
3877:
3859:
3781:
3745:
3735:
3675:
3586:
3513:
3503:
3455:
3387:
3332:
3241:
3134:
3097:
2884:
2559:. Corps headquarters, as well as 70th and 319th RDs were disbanded in August–September 1946.
2519:
2503:
2498:
2493:
2456:
2452:
2411:
2359:
2253:
2149:
2059:
2037:
2016:
1942:
1921:
1899:
1882:
1836:
1802:
1780:
1774:
1733:
1667:
1643:
1617:
1473:
1405:
1305:
1275:
1209:
1173:
1161:
1147:
1125:
1103:
905:
804:
750:
716:
698:
610:
564:
529:
485:
455:
221:
44:
21:
5149:
2829:. Holm 2015 gives the formation date as 16 December 1943. Soon after the war it arrived at
2518:
plus 914th Signals Battalion, 967th Engineer Battalion, plus an artillery regiment. Became
1328:. Lithuanian Territorial Rifle Corps. Destroyed(?) September 1941 in the initial stages of
1202:, BSMD. Latvian Territorial Rifle Corps. It finished the war in 1945 in Germany as part of
5156:
4768:
Bleiere, Daina; Ilgvars Butulis; Antonijs Zunda; Aivars Stranga; Inesis Feldmanis (2006).
3841:
3816:
3689:
3320:
3196:
3158:
2935:
2423:
2286:
1832:
1813:, where the 119th Rifle Division was stationed, also included the 107th Rifle Division at
1017:
between July and September 1938, then reverted to 20th Rifle Corps designation as part of
980:
972:
419:
413:
359:
349:
303:
206:
172:
97:
89:
1454:(Siberian Military District) in 1968. Disbanded July 1991, with elements absorbed by the
5436:
5256:
3237:– established 5 December 1945 at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka, Kamchatskaya Oblast. See also
1614:
in March 1941. in the Moscow Military District included 118th and 235th Rifle Divisions
1412:
in September 1939. 46th and 152nd Rifle Divisions, with 16th Army, STAVKA Reserve. With
864:
18th Rifle Corps (4th formation) – Reformed 1 June 1943. On 10 May 1945 it included the
5826:
5607:
4186:
3921:
3696:. Headquarters at Nagykanizsa, Hungary, until December 1945. Thereafter transferred to
3679:
3439:
3170:
2931:
2478:
2290:
2261:
2153:
1795:
on 13 July 1941. Disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
1463:
1413:
1155:
1064:
843:
842:
18th Rifle Corps (2nd formation) – Headquarters reformed in December 1942, assigned to
471:
459:
379:
188:
74:
5943:
5924:
5905:
5886:
5867:
6077:
5653:
Order of Battle Soviet Army World War 2 1945 March and April Berlin: The Final Battle
4465:
4463:
2989:
2418:
on 2 May 1945. (150th, 171st, 207th Rifle Divisions on July 9, 1945, on formation of
2278:
1049:
196:
93:
881:
849:
18th Rifle Corps (3rd formation) – Headquarters reformed in February 1943 with the
5124:
2942:
of the Courland Group of Forces of the Leningrad Front on 1 May 1945, assigned the
1885:– Western Special Military District. 7th, 8th, and 214th Airborne Brigades. Became
1169:
1055:
20th Rifle Corps (2nd formation) – Headquarters reformed in February 1943 with the
952:
19th Rifle Corps (2nd formation) – Headquarters reformed in February 1943 with the
880:. After a rapid period of redesignations and reassignments, the corps was moved to
203:. A tank division may have moved to Semipalatinsk alongside the corps headquarters.
81:
55:
50:
during the mid-twentieth century. Rifle corps were made up of a varying number of
41:
5975:
Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union (1964).
5569:
3876:– Neman Red Banner. At least until the end of the 1950s the corps was part of the
2277:, captured the inhabited localities of Stryukovo, Shvartsevo, Korneyevka, and the
5970:] (in Russian). Moscow: Military Memorial Centre of the Russian Armed Forces.
5846:
3368:
Kovenskiy Red Banner – seemingly reformed in March 1955 in the Far East from the
2762:, this corps with 46th, 90th, 372nd Rifle Divisions) was part of 2nd Shock Army.
967:
19th Rifle Corps (3rd formation) – Headquarters reformed during June 1943 in the
6038:
4717:
4715:
3855:
2356:, on 3 September 1945, comprising 63rd, 215th, and 277th Rifle Divisions. (BSSA)
2266:
1962:
1806:
1022:
987:
from late 1945, redesignated as mountain rifle corps during early 1950s. Became
423:
5590:
5529:
4046:
2809:, this corps with 86th, 321st, 326th Rifle Division was part of 2nd Shock Army.
2459:, and 25.6.57 it was renamed 25th AK. Disbanded 6.60. HQ in Nikolayev with the
629:
on 22 June 1941. Appears to have spent much of 1945 within the Front Troops of
5789:Вооруженные силы СССР после Второй Мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской
5676:
5319:
Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union 1964
4538:
Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union 1964
4494:
4492:
4455:
Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Soviet Union 1964
4411:
4409:
4407:
3728:
control. Renamed as an Army Corps in August 1957 and disbanded in August 1958.
3142:
3138:
2260:), parts of the corps breached the German defenses on the western bank of the
1664:– with the 187th, 227th and 232nd Rifle Divisions, part of the Stavka Reserve.
1002:
911:
683:. By the end of the war, 14th Rifle Corps was a direct-reporting formation of
451:
5127:, "The Soviet Strategic Offensive in Manchuria, 1945: 'August Storm'", p. 250
4836:
3567:. After the war with Japan the Corps was transferred from Transbaikal to the
1969:
in the 1950s, disbanded by being redesignated 63rd Army Corps on 4 June 1957.
1480:
in September 1939. 129th, 158th and 171st Rifle Divisions, part of 19th Army
918:
and received Primorsky honorific in October of that year. Transferred to the
5688:
4886:
4795:
4702:
4700:
4482:
4317:
4284:
3632:
3150:
3089:
2905:
2522:
1955 and disbanded under that number in 1956. (Feskov et al 2013, 131, 580).
2130:– first appears in Soviet Order of Battle (OOB) 1 June 1943, as part of the
926:
6045:
The Great Patriotic War: Corps Commanders: Military Biographical Dictionary
5796:] (in Russian). Tomsk: Scientific and Technical Literature Publishing.
4758:
Nigel Thomas, Germany's Eastern Front Allies (2): Baltic Forces, Osprey, 5.
4199:
4116:
3438:– Took part in liberation of Odessa alongside 37th Rifle Corps, as part of
1144:, BSMD Estonian Territorial Rifle Corps. Second formation 1943-summer 1945.
1554:
in September 1939. In the Kiev Special Military District, assigned to the
1048:(RVGK) on 22 June 1941. Headquarters disbanded 16 August and used to form
617:, Kiev Special Military District, under General Major N.K. Kirillov, with
100:) maintained their use of rifle corps headquarters during the entire war.
3451:
2981:
2977:
2830:
2427:
1576:– comprised the 32nd, 40th, and 92nd Rifle Divisions, part of 25th Army,
1451:
1447:
479:
192:
85:
5638:
3720:. In July 1954 the 64th Guards Mechanised Division was redesignated the
3357:. Same three divisions with 39th Army at Port Arthur in the early 1950s.
3217:. Disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
2671:. Disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
2597:– disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
1278:– Headquarters formed from the headquarters of the Reserve Group of the
691:. Disbanded by Stavka VGK Order 11097 of 29.5.45, which established the
191:, was moved to Central Asia after the end of the war and established at
5983:
Commanders of Corps and Divisions in the Great Patriotic War, 1941–1945
5912:
Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, Part III (January–December 1943)
5204:
Glantz and others "The Battle for Lvov: The Soviet General Staff Study"
3709:
3697:
3640:
3391:
3324:
2685:. In June–July 1945 V.I. Feskov et al 2013 lists the corps, as part of
2529:
1822:
1814:
1459:
1366:
Operation (9 September 1944 – 28 September 1944) Disbanded summer 1945.
1243:
793:
392:, Kiev Special Military District, under General Major M.G. Snegov with
66:
5950:
Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, Part V (January–September 1945)
5931:
Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, Part IV (January–December 1944)
5893:
Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, Part II (January–December 1942)
3858:, the 35th Guard Rifle Corps confronted the supportive actions of the
925:
19th Rifle Corps (1st formation) – Headquarters reformed July 1930 at
474:, later 3rd Combined Arms Army, from 1947– 56. From 1947 consisted of
6029:
5786:
Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013).
5764:] (in Russian). Vol. 2. Minneapolis: Eastview Publications.
4236:
4234:
4232:
4230:
4211:
4209:
4207:
4057:
3795:
3424:. Took part in the Orel offensive after Kursk, Chernigov-Priyat, and
3161:. During the Courland battles it was subordinate to 2nd Baltic Front
3146:
2115:
1177:
885:
439:
143:
5114:
http://www.niehorster.org/012_ussr/45-08-08/land/corps_087-rifle.htm
4679:
4469:
4439:
1777:, with 98th, 112th, and 153rd Rifle Divisions, part of the 22nd Army
1336:(IIIrd Formation), in September–October–November 1943 while part of
426:
was in command of the 9th Separate Rifle Corps, which comprised the
284:). On 1 July 1945 the second formation of the corps was part of the
5907:Боевой состав Советской армии: Часть III (Январь — декабрь 1943 г.)
1760:
in August 41. Reformed in May–June 1943 and initially assigned to
1206:– 117th Rifle Division, 380th Rifle Division, 395th Rifle Division.
757:, Kiev Special MD, under General Major I.V. Galanin comprising the
5926:Боевой состав Советской армии: Часть IV (Январь — декабрь 1944 г.)
5888:Боевой состав Советской армии: Часть II (Январь-декабрь 1942 года)
5874:
Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, Part I (June–December 1941)
2311:, Southwestern Front. Subordinate divisions at this time were the
1730:, was transferred back to 53A along with their defensive position.
1182:
1032:
20th Rifle Corps (1st formation) – Headquarters reformed with the
811:
during the late 1930s. Became headquarters of the 2nd Army of the
778:
508:. The corps arrived in the Urals Military District comprising the
482:) and 18th Mechanised Division (Perleberg). Disbanded 4 July 1956.
62:
5399:
5354:
5303:
3794:– became 30th Guards Army Corps after World War II, and based at
2900:– Headquarters formed during December 1943 in the reserve of the
2214:, Far Eastern Front. Subordinate divisions at this time were the
1446:
in June 1955; on 4 June 1957 renamed 33rd Army Corps. Moved from
5945:Боевой состав Советской армии: Часть V (Январь—сентябрь 1945 г.)
4773:
1788:
88:
initially had some 32 rifle corps headquarters as part of their
5869:Боевой состав Советской армии: Часть I (июнь-декабрь 1941 года)
5754:
Dvoinykh, L.V.; Kariaeva, T.F.; Stegantsev, M.V., eds. (1993).
4743:
27th Army, Baltic Special Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
4347:
4345:
4095:
3rd Army, Western Special Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
3752:. Became 29th Guards Rifle Corps 16 April 1943. Transferred to
3625:
in 42nd Army, but was not part of the 42nd Army by 1 MAy 1945.:
3432:
in 1955. Merged with 20th Rifle Corps after the end of the war?
3416:– Formed in June 1942 in the Kaluga region on the basis of the
2232:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 September 1943, as part of the
2156:, Leningrad Front. Subordinate divisions at this date were the
1013:. Became headquarters of the Khabarovsk Group of Forces of the
945:
on 22 June 1941. Headquarters used to form headquarters of the
6040:Великая Отечественная. Комкоры. Военный биографический словарь
5539:
5537:
5459:
5423:
5378:
5342:
4721:
4573:
4343:
4341:
4339:
4337:
4335:
4333:
4331:
4329:
4327:
4325:
2508:
33rd Motor Rifle Division#Service in the invasion of Manchuria
2236:, STAVKA Reserve. Subordinate divisions at this time were the
2192:, Southern Front. Subordinate divisions at this time were the
103:
An example of wartime rifle corps organization is that of the
5655:. West Chester, OH: The Nafziger Collection. pp. 85–86.
4624:
4622:
4620:
4618:
4616:
4614:
3121:
and a Soviet division. The corps commander was Major General
2134:, Western Front. Subordinate divisions at this date were the
1424:
in 1955 but disbanded in 1956. (Feskov et al 2013, 131, 580.)
209:– formed in September 1922 as the 2nd Army Corps. As part of
5721:. London: Headline Publishing Group. pp. 230, 399–402.
4612:
4610:
4608:
4606:
4604:
4602:
4600:
4598:
4596:
4594:
3784:. Honorific Łódź for capture of Łódź February 1945, awarded
3635:. Commander N.А. Васильев. Disbanded while part of 14 Army,
2307:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as part of the
2210:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 August 1943, as part of the
1670:– under HQ Western Special Military District, comprised the
1646:– under HQ Western Special Military District, comprised the
179:, Western Special MD, under General Major F.D. Rubtsov with
3002:– Headquarters began forming during December 1943 with the
2752:
assigned to this corps from 1 September 1944 to 1 May 1945.
5996:
Stalin's Missed Chance: The Struggle for Europe, 1939–1941
5707:
Andrew Duncan, article in Jane's Intelligence Review, 1998
5411:
5366:
5330:
5279:
4952:, Perechen No.4 Headquarters of Corps, Moscow, 1956, p.23.
4706:
4651:
4649:
4585:
4561:
4498:
4415:
3738:(second formation). See brief sketch history in Bonn 2005.
2924:. Disbanded during the northern hemisphere summer of 1945.
2887:. Disbanded during the northern hemisphere summer of 1945.
2188:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 June 1943, as part of the
2152:– first appears in Soviet OOB 1 June 1943, as part of the
2078:, Stavka Reserve. Active again in Apr 44 assigned to the
815:
between July and September 1938, then restored as part of
613:– First formed 1922 and disbanded 1935. Reformed 1936, in
5515:
5513:
5504:
4817:
Keith E. Bonn, Slaughterhouse, Aberjona Press, 2005, 341.
2118:
gained experience in commanding large numbers of forces.
1872:– composed of the 39th and 59th Rifle Divisions, part of
6047:] (in Russian). Vol. 1. Moscow: Kuchkovo Pole.
5222:. Lawrence, Kansas: University of Kansas Press. p.
3253:
1st–40th Guards Rifle Corps formed after June 22, 1941:
6014:
The Red Army Order of Battle in the Great Patriotic War
5992:Упущенный шанс Сталина. Схватка за Европу: 1939-1941 гг
4960:
4958:
3331:
and 36th Guards Mechanised Division from the disbanded
2956:– in Summer 1945, the 123rd Rifle Corps arrived in the
2853:. On 13 June 1955 it was redesignated 33rd Rifle Corps.
1399:
on 5 Feb 43, disbanded in 1952 in Murmansk to form the
5551:
5549:
3487:– became 13th Guards Army Corps postwar, stationed in
922:
August 1929 and renamed Primorsky Rifle Corps in 1930.
900:
from 12 June 1946 until it was disbanded in July 1952.
5780:
The Soviet Army in the Years of the Cold War: 1945–91
3824:– part of 5th Guards Army, fought in Berlin Offensive
2825:– Formed 25 January 1944 from forces assigned to the
2384:
postwar, until it became the 31st Army Corps in 1955.
2226:
that disappears from the Soviet OOB on the same date.
1190:
soldiers remained. On June 22, 1941 it comprised the
35:
5985:] (in Russian). Moscow: Frunze Military Academy.
3920:– on 9 July 1945 in Germany, this corps was part of
3491:. Disbanded by being redesignated 22nd Army 1990–91.
2930:– Headquarters formed during December 1943 with the
1025:. Headquarters disbanded July 1940 and used to form
971:. In reserve of the Courland Group of Forces of the
5604:"Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1 May 1945"
4260:
4258:
4256:
4254:
4252:
4250:
4248:
4246:
4084:
Transcaucasus Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
5215:
4754:
4752:
4750:
4047:Minsk Minsk fortified region – general information
2859:– Headquarters formed during December 1943 in the
549:in the Baltic Special Military District, with the
5782:, Tomsk: Tomsk University Publishing House, 2004.
5757:Центральный государственный архив Советской армии
5150:Combat composition of the Soviet Army, 1 May 1945
3096:postwar with the 28th Army and renumbered as the
3064:– Headquarters formed during April 1944 with the
1110:in September 1939. Assigned to the WSMD with the
701:– Kiev Special Military District assigned to the
675:, under General Major D.G. Egorov comprising the
3394:, after the end of the war. In June 1946 became
1395:. Disbanded on 25 Sep 41. Reformed as part of
1362:in 1944 in the Mukachevo – Uzhgorod area during
454:just two days earlier. In 1945 during the final
366:, under General Major K.L. Dobroserdov included
146:by the end of the war with Germany in May 1945.
5291:
4966:"STAVKA Strategic Reserves, Red Army, 22.06.41"
4917:"25th Army, Far East Front, Red Army, 22.06.41"
4691:
450:, and Batov had arrived at its headquarters in
195:. In 1969, the corps headquarters was moved to
5833:, Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1995.
5814:, Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1998.
5719:Kursk: The Greatest Battle: Eastern Front 1943
4373:
4371:
4369:
4185:Marchand, Vol. 23, p.19-20. Full reference at
3890:– later 37th Guards Airborne Corps, fought in
3854:– Although it never fought in the vicinity of
3129:, Corps rear commander was Regiment Commander
524:in October 1953, and 40th Brigade was briefly
4640:
4510:
4427:
4351:
2455:– existed until 13.6.55, when it was renamed
896:(Łódź). It remained under the control of the
8:
4930:Moscow Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
4140:Odessa Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
3792:30th Guards Red Banner Leningrad Rifle Corps
3744:– Originally formed 19 February 1943 as the
3643:, 15 November 1956. (Feskov et al 2013, 133)
3372:, active since the war ended with the 63rd,
937:of the Leningrad Military District with the
788:Headquarters reformed in July 1924 with the
282:ru:4-й стрелковый корпус (1-го формирования)
4861:Восточно-Карпатская наступательная операция
3712:, and the 12th independent Guards into the
2805:– on 9 July 1945 with the formation of the
2222:. Assignment of numeric designation to the
1430:– in the Orel Military District, including
747:on 20 November 1942. Disbanded summer 1945.
408:1945, spent last of its war service in the
4850:Orel Military District, Red Army, 22.06.41
4628:
4397:
4395:
4393:
4391:
4389:
4387:
4385:
4383:
3396:8th Guards Red Banner Neman Airborne Corps
3323:, the corps headquarters was relocated to
3110:, with 82nd, 132nd, 143rd Rifle Divisions.
1458:, which was arriving in Kemerovo from the
888:where by July 1946 it was controlling the
199:, where it was raised in status to become
5698:/ № 1–2 (3657–3658), 19 January 2004 года
4770:History of Latvia : the 20th century
4655:
4522:
4318:http://www.ww2.dk/new/army/corps/31ak.htm
3758:Donbass Strategic Offensive (August 1943)
2758:– on 9 July 1945 on the formation of the
2693:, it comprised the 21st, 74th, 93rd, and
6012:Robert G. Poirier and Albert Z. Conner,
5762:Central State Archive of the Soviet Army
4586:Dvoinykh, Kariaeva & Stegantsev 1993
4549:
4499:Dvoinykh, Kariaeva & Stegantsev 1993
4416:Dvoinykh, Kariaeva & Stegantsev 1993
3631:– spent much of the war associated with
3125:, Staff headquarters head Major General
2960:and its headquarters was established at
1059:of the Black Sea Group of Forces of the
846:reserve, and disbanded in February 1943.
835:. Headquarters used to form that of the
92:in action against the Germans. Because
4159:
4157:
4155:
4153:
4151:
4149:
4147:
3964:
1158:, 4 July 1956. (Feskov et al 2013, 133)
785:and disbanded in December of that year.
777:Headquarters formed in October 1923 at
5689:Журнал Санкт-Петербургский университет
5144:
5142:
5084:Feskov et al 2013, 133, and Holm 2015.
5065:
5063:
4995:
4993:
4667:
567:– Transbaikal Military District, with
5047:Combat composition of the Soviet Army
4826:Crofoot, Avanzini, Armies of the Bear
4296:Combat composition of the Soviet Army
3930:– Estonian Tallinn. Formed 1945 from
3870:(precisely, during Operation Roland).
2483:Combat Composition of the Soviet Army
1831:- Unable to stop the momentum of the
1168:in June 1940 the annihilation of the
796:during existence. Transferred to the
7:
5961:Kirillin, A.V.; et al. (2005).
5866:Gurkin, V.V.; Malanin, K.A. (1963).
4078:
4076:
4074:
3199:) in September 1945, along with its
3106:– in July 1945, in Germany, part of
2988:. In 1968 the 29th MRD was moved to
1230:, and 26th Rifle Divisions, part of
422:– In June, 1941, General Lieutenant
5998:] (in Russian). Moscow: Veche.
4978:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 263
4733:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg 263.
4377:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 264
4240:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 262
4224:Holm/Feskov 2013, 10th Rifle Corps.
4215:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 261
4163:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 265
3195:– may have disbanded at Stanislav (
3032:– in July 1945 in Germany, part of
2422:). Disbanded by being redesignated
1516:in September 1939. Composed of the
1256:in September 1939. Assigned to the
1046:Reserve of the Supreme High Command
1007:Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army
920:Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army
798:Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army
342:(August–October 1945) and then the
328:390th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)
5942:Gurkin, V.V.; et al. (1990).
5923:Gurkin, V.V.; et al. (1988).
5904:Gurkin, V.V.; et al. (1972).
5885:Gurkin, V.V.; et al. (1966).
5218:The Battle for Leningrad 1941–1944
4987:Glatz, Stumbling Colossus, pg. 261
4940:Glantz, Stumbling Colossus, pg 261
3420:. Spent entire war as part of the
3307:. From November 1943 commanded by
1528:Disbanded summer 1945, while with
324:35th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)
14:
5641:, and Feskov et al 2004, 46, 133.
3169:. The Corps units fought against
2980:(Saratov Oblast), Kuibyshev, and
2807:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
2760:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
2420:Group of Soviet Forces in Germany
2301:under General Major A.A. Dakonov.
2289:, liberated Tiraspol, forced the
910:Headquarters formed July 1924 at
6016:, Novato: Presidio Press, 1985.
5956:(in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat.
5937:(in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat.
5918:(in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat.
5899:(in Russian). Moscow: Voenizdat.
3436:10th Guards Budapest Rifle Corps
2709:North Caucasus Military District
2461:28th Guards Motor Rifle Division
1977:North Caucasus Military District
1624:in March 1941. Assigned to the
1312:in August 1940. Assigned to the
1310:Baltic Special Military District
1282:in February 1940. Comprised the
1130:Baltic Special Military District
1001:Headquarters formed May 1936 at
985:Transcaucasian Military District
653:. By January 1951 it had become
641:. On 1 January 1948, still with
601:North Caucasus Military District
6084:Rifle corps of the Soviet Union
6070:Bill Wilson, Soviet Rifle Corps
5437:"Журнал боевых действий 128 ск"
5186:V.I. Feskov et al 2013, p. 422.
5177:V.I. Feskov et al. 2013, p. 204
5168:V.I. Feskov et al. 2013, p. 48.
3949:Mechanised corps (Soviet Union)
3882:1st Guards Motor Rifle Division
3672:Second Jassy–Kishinev Offensive
3408:114th Guards Airborne Divisions
3240:. On 13 June 1955 redesignated
2382:Transcaucasus Military District
1764:. Disbanded in June–July 1945.
1587:Transcaucasus Military District
1152:Transcaucasus Military District
1019:2nd Independent Red Banner Army
890:26th Guards Mechanised Division
817:2nd Independent Red Banner Army
743:on 7 August 1941. Reformed in
643:Transcaucasus Military District
256:Transcaucasus Military District
5591:14th Guards Combined Arms Army
5530:10th Guards Combined Arms Army
5472:LATVIAN UNITS IN THE RED ARMY.
3585:– finished the war as part of
3512:– finished the war as part of
3502:– finished the war as part of
3263:1st Guards Special Rifle Corps
3040:, 76th, 175th Rifle Divisions.
1783:, with its HQ in Novosibirsk,
1620:– Headquarters formed in the
1610:– Headquarters formed in the
1552:Kiev Special Military District
1514:Kiev Special Military District
1488:Kiev Special Military District
1350:– Headquarters formed in the
1254:Kiev Special Military District
1106:– Headquarters formed in the
739:. Used to form Headquarters,
627:192nd Mountain Rifle Divisions
1:
3892:Vyborg–Petrozavodsk Offensive
3846:Sandomierz–Silesian Offensive
3430:Belorussian Military District
3291:– in September 1943 included
3094:Belorussian Military District
3026:. Disbanded in December 1945.
2510:. On 9 August 1945 comprised
2100:101st Mountain Rifle Division
1987:. At the end of the war with
1585:– Headquarters formed in the
1550:– Headquarters formed in the
1512:– Headquarters formed in the
1486:– Headquarters formed in the
1476:– Headquarters formed in the
1410:Transbaikal Military District
1408:– Headquarters formed in the
1364:Carpathian-Uzhgorod Offensive
1308:– Headquarters formed in the
1252:– Headquarters formed in the
1242:for a time, and stationed at
1212:– Headquarters formed in the
1128:– Headquarters formed in the
344:Far Eastern Military District
338:in 1945, then transferred to
254:, 47th Mtn Rifle, as part of
120:85th Corps Artillery Regiment
6037:Vozhakin, M.G., ed. (2006).
5990:Meltyukhov, Mikhail (2008).
4808:V.I. Feskov et al 2013, 133.
3944:Cavalry corps (Soviet Union)
3836:– formed 25 April 1943 from
3766:Dnieper–Carpathian Offensive
3724:and transferred directly to
3654:– Formed 24 April 1943 from
3617:– as of 1 April 45 included
3119:308th Latvian Rifle Division
3092:honorific. Stationed in the
3076:on 1 May 1945, assigned the
3014:on 1 May 1945, assigned the
2912:on 1 May 1945, assigned the
2871:on 1 May 1945, assigned the
2683:58th Mountain Rifle Division
2285:and with the support of the
2258:Dnieper–Carpathian Offensive
1791:, part of 24th Army. Became
1174:24th Territorial Rifle Corps
975:on 1 May 1945, assigned the
402:72nd Mountain Rifle Division
336:Soviet invasion of Manchuria
286:Belomorsky Military District
129:482nd Reconnaissance Company
5651:Marchand, Jean-Luc (2011).
5639:49th Guards Rocket Division
5543:V.I. Feskov et al 2004, 46.
5103:V.I. Feskov et al 2004, 45.
4174:Where The Iron Crosses Grow
3844:since July 1944, fought in
3800:Leningrad Military District
3714:112th Guards Rifle Division
3573:49th Guards Rocket Division
3351:91st Guards Rifle Divisions
3133:. The Latvian Rifle Corps (
2976:. They were established at
2835:Turkestan Military District
1742:Leningrad Military District
1630:Leningrad Military District
1622:Leningrad Military District
931:Leningrad Military District
220:near the Minsk and Slutsky
132:162nd Machine Gun Battalion
36:
6100:
5851:. Philadelphia: Casemate.
4037:V.I. Feskov et al 2004, 45
3802:for many years until 1998.
3706:81st Guards Rifle Division
3623:67th Guards Rifle Division
3619:51st Guards Rifle Division
3569:Siberian Military District
3526:31st Guards Rifle Division
3522:11th Guards Rifle Division
3473:Voronezh Military District
3418:12th Guards Rifle Division
3347:19th Guards Rifle Division
3343:17th Guards Rifle Division
3311:, former commander of the
3293:38th Guards Rifle Division
2994:Far East Military District
2992:, Primorskiy Krai, in the
2950:. Disbanded in March 1946.
2283:15th Guards Rifle Division
1811:Siberian Military District
1785:Siberian Military District
1416:in January–February 1945,
1246:. Disbanded 18 April 1956.
947:2nd Neva Operational Group
916:Siberian Military District
866:37th Guards Rifle Division
827:on 22 June 1941, assigned
790:Siberian Military District
689:90th Guards Rifle Division
647:10th Guards Rifle Division
476:94th Guards Rifle Division
378:. Finished war as part of
162:Formed before 22 June 1941
157:List of Soviet rifle corps
6028:Pokrovsky, A. P. (1956).
5845:Glantz, David M. (2010).
4641:Gurkin & Malanin 1963
4511:Gurkin & Malanin 1963
4428:Gurkin & Malanin 1963
4352:Gurkin & Malanin 1963
3954:Tank corps (Soviet Union)
3830:– part of 5th Guards Army
3778:East Pomeranian Offensive
3722:14th Guards Tank Division
3666:in October 1943 with the
3518:1st Guards Rifle Division
3265:– was formed in late 1941
3114:130th Latvian Rifle Corps
2986:29th Motor Rifle Division
2465:95th Motor Rifle Division
1238:. After the war, part of
1214:Kharkov Military District
655:13th Mountain Rifle Corps
354:Kharkov Military District
218:Battle of Bialystok-Minsk
25:
5155:26 December 2013 at the
3932:8th Estonian Rifle Corps
3807:31–41 Guards Rifle Corps
3637:Odessa Military District
3599:21–30 Guards Rifle Corps
3489:Moscow Military District
3463:11–20 Guards Rifle Corps
3426:Gomel-Rechitsa Offensive
3280:in 1955 (Feskov et al.).
3278:Baltic Military District
3219:Northern Group of Forces
3066:Moscow Military District
3004:Moscow Military District
2861:Moscow Military District
2735:Northern Group of Forces
2691:Southern Group of Forces
2673:Northern Group of Forces
2620:Northern Group of Forces
2599:Northern Group of Forces
2054:Northern Group of Forces
1797:Northern Group of Forces
1694:Odessa Military District
1612:Moscow Military District
1496:Odessa Military District
1318:Baltic Military District
1302:. Disbanded summer 1945.
1122:. Disbanded summer 1945.
1108:Moscow Military District
1091:. Disbanded summer 1945.
1079:on 1 May 1945, assigned
1034:Moscow Military District
898:Northern Group of Forces
725:Baltic Military District
713:. Disbanded summer 1945.
693:Northern Group of Forces
673:Odessa Military District
559:Northern Group of Forces
494:Baltic Military District
444:Odessa Military District
364:Odessa Military District
340:15th Army (Soviet Union)
105:8th Estonian Rifle Corps
5494:Feskov et al 2013, 463.
5246:Feskov et al 2013, 537.
5159:, accessed October 2011
5136:Feskov et al 2013, 408.
4837:35th Combined Arms Army
4401:Feskov et al 2013, 132.
3928:41st Guards Rifle Corps
3918:40th Guards Rifle Corps
3912:39th Guards Rifle Corps
3906:38th Guards Rifle Corps
3888:37th Guards Rifle Corps
3874:36th Guards Rifle Corps
3852:35th Guards Rifle Corps
3834:34th Guards Rifle Corps
3828:33rd Guards Rifle Corps
3822:32nd Guards Rifle Corps
3813:31st Guards Rifle Corps
3786:Order of the Red Banner
3756:in May 1943. Fought in
3742:29th Guards Rifle Corps
3734:– originally formed as
3732:28th Guards Rifle Corps
3694:Central Group of Forces
3686:27th Guards Rifle Corps
3652:26th Guards Rifle Corps
3647:25th Guards Rifle Corps
3629:24th Guards Rifle Corps
3615:23rd Guards Rifle Corps
3610:22nd Guards Rifle Corps
3605:21st Guards Rifle Corps
3593:20th Guards Rifle Corps
3583:19th Guards Rifle Corps
3577:Strategic Rocket Forces
3537:18th Guards Rifle Corps
3532:17th Guards Rifle Corps
3510:16th Guards Rifle Corps
3500:15th Guards Rifle Corps
3495:14th Guards Rifle Corps
3485:13th Guards Rifle Corps
3479:12th Guards Rifle Corps
3469:11th Guards Rifle Corps
3257:1–10 Guards Rifle Corps
3173:19th SS Division units.
3053:127th Light Rifle Corps
3044:126th Light Rifle Corps
2697:. By November 1945 the
2669:Volga Military District
1967:Urals Military District
1478:Volga Military District
1468:Central Group of Forces
1069:Order of the Red Banner
1036:in July 1940. Assigned
969:Volga Military District
962:29th Guards Rifle Corps
859:34th Guards Rifle Corps
809:Kuybyshevka-Vostochnaya
783:Volga Military District
406:41st Guards Rifle Corps
5741:Feskov et al 2004, 45.
5677:27th Guards Army Corps
5519:Feskov et al 2004, 46.
5505:http://www.ww2.dk/new/
5214:Glantz, David (2002).
4906:Feskov et al 2013, 47.
4363:Feskov 2013, 132, 407.
4307:Feskov et al 2013, 51.
4298:, 1945, via Soldat.ru.
4028:Feskov et al 2004, 77.
3999:"historycommission.ee"
3862:on the right flank of
3774:Vistula–Oder Offensive
3770:Lublin–Brest Offensive
3726:Kiev Military District
3471:– still active in the
3428:. Still active in the
3414:9th Guards Rifle Corps
3384:8th Guards Rifle Corps
3366:7th Guards Rifle Corps
3361:6th Guards Rifle Corps
3339:5th Guards Rifle Corps
3313:Soviet Airborne Forces
3289:4th Guards Rifle Corps
3284:3rd Guards Rifle Corps
3276:– still active in the
3274:2nd Guards Rifle Corps
3269:1st Guards Rifle Corps
3137:) fought in Latvia at
2958:Ural Military District
2591:, RVGK on 1 May 1945),
1420:. Briefly reformed at
1352:Orel Military District
1156:3rd Combined Arms Army
833:202nd Airborne Brigade
792:, mostly stationed at
496:(BSMD). Included the
458:the corps was part of
126:86th Medical Battalion
84:on June 22, 1941, the
5717:Clark, Lloyd (2012).
5485:, The Latvian Legion.
4068:Feskov et al 2013, 49
3868:Battle of Prokhorovka
3788:for Berlin Offensive.
3762:Battle of the Dnieper
3718:Desna, Kozelets Raion
3664:Battle of the Dnieper
3378:277th Rifle Divisions
3205:122nd Rifle Divisions
3155:Riga Offensive (1944)
3086:152nd Rifle Divisions
3024:216th Rifle Divisions
3012:2nd Belorussian Front
2974:376th Rifle Divisions
2922:199th Rifle Divisions
2910:2nd Belorussian Front
2881:329th Rifle Divisions
2847:374th Rifle Divisions
2731:306th Rifle Divisions
2695:151st Rifle Divisions
2475:360th Rifle Divisions
2400:328th Rifle Divisions
2321:303rd Rifle Divisions
2299:203rd Rifle Divisions
2220:101st Rifle Divisions
2202:302nd Rifle Divisions
2180:415th Rifle Divisions
2166:314th Rifle Divisions
2144:413th Rifle Divisions
2072:233rd Rifle Divisions
2050:151st Rifle Divisions
2029:154th Rifle Divisions
2001:299th Rifle Divisions
1985:175th Rifle Divisions
1955:167th Rifle Divisions
1934:186th Rifle Divisions
1912:172nd Rifle Divisions
1878:Soviet Far East Front
1855:189th Rifle Divisions
1754:123rd Rifle Divisions
1720:199th Rifle Divisions
1680:143rd Rifle Divisions
1652:108th Rifle Divisions
1578:Soviet Far East Front
1568:141st Rifle Divisions
1526:228th Rifle Divisions
1504:176th Rifle Divisions
1440:145th Rifle Divisions
1418:3rd Belorussian Front
1389:200th Rifle Divisions
1326:181st Rifle Divisions
1270:135th Rifle Divisions
1236:Soviet Far East Front
1232:First Red Banner Army
1196:183rd Rifle Divisions
1138:182nd Rifle Divisions
1132:in August 1940. With
1061:North Caucasian Front
1042:160th Rifle Divisions
1011:Special Kolkhoz Corps
943:142nd Rifle Divisions
892:(Borne Sulinovo) and
767:164th Rifle Divisions
737:188th Rifle Divisions
685:2nd Belorussian Front
589:351st Rifle Divisions
555:125th Rifle Divisions
518:347th Rifle Divisions
468:301st Rifle Divisions
436:32nd Cavalry Division
432:156th Rifle Divisions
398:173rd Rifle Divisions
376:206th Rifle Divisions
316:113th Rifle Divisions
298:341st Rifle Divisions
238:292nd Rifle Divisions
123:36th Sapper Battalion
5825:David M. Glantz and
5778:V.I. Feskov, et al.
5292:Kirillin et al. 2005
5035:niehorster.orbat.com
5016:The Generals of WWII
4950:Soviet General Staff
4692:Kirillin et al. 2005
4274:niehorster.orbat.com
3516:, incorporating the
3297:267th Rifle Division
2948:85th Rifle Divisions
2851:306th Rifle Division
2750:372nd Rifle Division
2717:354th Rifle Division
2715:was joined with the
2713:193rd Rifle Division
2557:319th Rifle Division
2543:– finished war with
2516:345th Rifle Division
2512:342nd Rifle Division
2481:on 1 December 1944 (
2250:53rd Rifle Divisions
1728:5th Guards Tank Army
1702:74th Rifle Divisions
1654:under General Major
1638:22nd Rifle Divisions
1542:331st Rifle Division
1490:in September 1939.
1330:Operation Barbarossa
1296:75th Rifle Divisions
1260:and composed of the
1166:occupation of Latvia
1120:37th Rifle Divisions
1089:20th Rifle Divisions
745:Transcaucasian Front
711:62nd Rifle Divisions
681:51st Rifle Divisions
651:414th Rifle Division
635:392nd Rifle Division
573:94th Rifle Divisions
526:194th Rifle Division
506:90th Rifle Divisions
448:Operation Barbarossa
274:85th Rifle Divisions
216:participated in the
117:249th Rifle Division
5831:When Titans Clashed
5610:on 26 December 2013
4576:, pp. 525–527.
3658:(II), commanded by
3444:3rd Ukrainian Front
3353:), 1 May 1945 with
3329:48th Rifle Division
3317:3rd Ukrainian Front
3074:1st Ukrainian Front
2964:. It comprised the
2869:1st Ukrainian Front
2699:21st Rifle Division
2553:70th Rifle Division
2549:26th Rifle Division
2463:, 34th Gds MSD and
2224:Special Rifle Corps
2096:79th Rifle Division
2092:Special Rifle Corps
1874:1st Red Banner Army
1825:, part of 24th Army
1819:91st Rifle Division
1698:30th Mountain Rifle
1595:31st Rifle Division
1360:4th Ukrainian Front
1334:55th Rifle Division
1077:1st Ukrainian Front
977:43rd Rifle Division
894:26th Rifle Division
874:69th Rifle Division
870:15th Rifle Division
829:34th Rifle Division
763:69th Mountain Rifle
631:Transcaucasus Front
593:Transcaucasus Front
522:91st Rifle Division
446:at the outbreak of
288:in the north, with
252:20th Mountain Rifle
185:8th Rifle Divisions
5812:Stumbling Colossus
5460:Feskov et al. 2013
5424:Feskov et al. 2013
5412:Gurkin et al. 1990
5400:Gurkin et al. 1988
5379:Feskov et al. 2013
5367:Gurkin et al. 1990
5355:Gurkin et al. 1988
5343:Feskov et al. 2013
5331:Gurkin et al. 1990
5304:Gurkin et al. 1988
5280:Gurkin et al. 1990
5072:Armies of the Bear
4722:Feskov et al. 2013
4707:Gurkin et al. 1990
4680:Gurkin et al. 1972
4574:Feskov et al. 2013
4562:Gurkin et al. 1990
4483:"18th Rifle Corps"
4470:Gurkin et al. 1972
4440:Gurkin et al. 1972
3902:; honorific "Svir"
3864:II SS Panzer Corps
3848:, Prague Offensive
3448:Battle of Debrecen
3398:, supervising the
3390:, headquarters in
3305:Southwestern Front
3249:Guards Rifle Corps
3123:Detlavs Brantkalns
2467:in the late 1950s.
2394:, with the 185th,
2354:1st Far East Front
2271:Southern Bug River
1887:4th Airborne Corps
1845:– composed of the
1736:– Assigned to the
1710:– composed of the
1591:9th Rifle Division
1393:Southwestern Front
1391:, assigned to the
1379:– composed of the
1280:Northwestern Front
958:Southwestern Front
933:. Assigned to the
855:Southwestern Front
719:– assigned to the
639:94th Rifle Brigade
545:– assigned to the
470:. Served with the
462:and comprised the
412:, Courland Group,
332:2nd Far East Front
248:4th Rifle Division
114:7th Rifle Division
48:military formation
6005:978-5-9533-2697-1
5810:David M. Glantz,
5728:978-0-7553-3639-5
5662:978-1-58545-331-3
5566:"Префектура ЮВАО"
4883:"33rd Army Corps"
4588:, pp. 35–36.
4501:, pp. 34–35.
4264:Feskov 2013, 407.
4117:"5th Rifle Corps"
4105:Feskov et al 2013
3688:– May 1945 under
3309:G.E. Afanas'evich
3235:137th Rifle Corps
3230:136th Rifle Corps
3225:135th Rifle Corps
3213:– formed part of
3211:134th Rifle Corps
3193:133rd Rifle Corps
3186:– formed part of
3184:132nd Rifle Corps
3104:129th Rifle Corps
3062:128th Rifle Corps
3030:125th Rifle Corps
3000:124th Rifle Corps
2954:123rd Rifle Corps
2928:122nd Rifle Corps
2902:Belorussian Front
2898:121st Rifle Corps
2857:120th Rifle Corps
2823:119th Rifle Corps
2818:118th Rifle Corps
2813:117th Rifle Corps
2803:116th Rifle Corps
2798:115th Rifle Corps
2793:114th Rifle Corps
2788:113th Rifle Corps
2783:112th Rifle Corps
2778:111th Rifle Corps
2766:110th Rifle Corps
2756:109th Rifle Corps
2746:108th Rifle Corps
2741:107th Rifle Corps
2723:106th Rifle Corps
2705:105th Rifle Corps
2679:104th Rifle Corps
2665:103rd Rifle Corps
2659:102nd Rifle Corps
2653:101st Rifle Corps
2640:100th Rifle Corps
2104:Far Eastern Front
1696:, comprising the
1656:Vasily Yushkevich
1498:, comprising the
1444:119th Rifle Corps
1422:Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
1185:camps. After the
1044:, as part of the
1015:Far Eastern Front
825:Far Eastern Front
813:Far Eastern Front
488:-assigned to the
226:Transbaikal Front
222:Fortified Regions
37:strelkovyy korpus
34:
26:стрелковый корпус
6091:
6058:
6033:
6009:
5986:
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5957:
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5667:
5666:
5648:
5642:
5635:
5629:
5626:
5620:
5619:
5617:
5615:
5606:. Archived from
5600:
5594:
5587:
5581:
5580:
5578:
5577:
5568:. Archived from
5562:
5556:
5553:
5544:
5541:
5532:
5526:
5520:
5517:
5508:
5501:
5495:
5492:
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5441:pamyat-naroda.ru
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5075:
5070:Crofoot, Craig.
5067:
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4938:
4932:
4927:
4921:
4920:
4913:
4907:
4904:
4898:
4897:
4895:
4894:
4885:. Archived from
4879:
4873:
4869:
4863:
4858:
4852:
4848:Leo Niehorster,
4846:
4840:
4833:
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3896:Vienna Offensive
3880:, including the
3878:11th Guards Army
3860:III Panzer Corps
3838:18th Rifle Corps
3782:Berlin Offensive
3748:(II) as part of
3746:19th Rifle Corps
3736:15th Rifle Corps
3676:Battle of Berlin
3656:30th Rifle Corps
3587:10th Guards Army
3514:11th Guards Army
3504:10th Guards Army
3456:14th Guards Army
3388:11th Guards Army
3370:72nd Rifle Corps
3333:10th Guards Army
3242:43rd Rifle Corps
3135:2nd Baltic Front
3098:42nd Rifle Corps
2885:Order of Suvorov
2626:99th Rifle Corps
2616:98th Rifle Corps
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2340:71st Rifle Corps
2327:70th Rifle Corps
2305:68th Rifle Corps
2254:Odessa Offensive
2230:57th Rifle Corps
2208:56th Rifle Corps
2186:54th Rifle Corps
2172:46th Rifle Corps
2150:43rd Rifle Corps
2128:38th Rifle Corps
2060:69th Rifle Corps
2038:67th Rifle Corps
2017:66th Rifle Corps
2007:65th Rifle Corps
1991:, comprised the
1973:64th Rifle Corps
1943:63rd Rifle Corps
1922:62nd Rifle Corps
1918:, Stavka Reserve
1900:61st Rifle Corps
1883:60th Rifle Corps
1870:59th Rifle Corps
1860:58th Rifle Corps
1843:55th Rifle Corps
1837:Trofim Kolomiets
1829:54th Rifle Corps
1803:53rd Rifle Corps
1781:52nd Rifle Corps
1775:51st Rifle Corps
1756:. Used to form
1734:50th Rifle Corps
1708:49th Rifle Corps
1686:48th Rifle Corps
1668:47th Rifle Corps
1662:45th Rifle Corps
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1618:42nd Rifle Corps
1608:41st Rifle Corps
1583:40th Rifle Corps
1574:39th Rifle Corps
1548:37th Rifle Corps
1544:on 10 June 1945.
1510:36th Rifle Corps
1484:35th Rifle Corps
1474:34th Rifle Corps
1442:. Reformed from
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1406:32nd Rifle Corps
1377:31st Rifle Corps
1348:30th Rifle Corps
1320:, including the
1306:29th Rifle Corps
1276:28th Rifle Corps
1250:27th Rifle Corps
1222:– Comprised the
1220:26th Rifle Corps
1210:25th Rifle Corps
1162:24th Rifle Corps
1148:23rd Rifle Corps
1126:22nd Rifle Corps
1104:21st Rifle Corps
997:20th Rifle Corps
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751:17th Rifle Corps
727:, including the
717:16th Rifle Corps
699:15th Rifle Corps
665:14th Rifle Corps
633:, consisting of
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603:before becoming
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3670:. Fought in
3662:. Fought in
3660:Pavel Firsov
3295:, 263rd RD,
3252:
2564:91–100 Corps
2246:110th Guards
2113:
2110:World War II
1558:, including
1532:. Comprised
1170:Latvian Army
1164:– After the
964:on 16 April.
861:on 25 April.
687:, including
152:
148:
140:
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82:Soviet Union
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61:Unlike army
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56:World War II
17:
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5614:25 December
5195:Sharp, p 76
5057:tashv.nm.ru
4668:Glantz 2010
3866:during the
3856:Prokhorovka
3565:53rd Armies
3127:P. Baumanis
2441:81–90 Corps
2426:in 1957 in
2334:71–80 Corps
2267:Ingul River
2242:92nd Guards
2238:62nd Guards
2086:Named corps
1993:73rd Guards
1963:Chelyabinsk
1961:. While at
1894:61–70 Corps
1807:Krasnoyarsk
1769:51–60 Corps
1602:41–50 Corps
1371:31–40 Corps
1298:as part of
1098:21–30 Corps
1085:55th Guards
1023:Birobidzhan
537:11–20 Corps
424:Pavel Batov
334:during the
45:corps-level
18:rifle corps
6054:5901679083
5771:1879944030
5576:2011-12-05
5446:2019-04-19
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