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335:. For their actions in Chechnya, twelve servicemen of the division received the title Hero of Russia, ten of them posthumously, including Andrey Zozulya, Rafik Kadyrbulatov, Sergey Petrushko, Oleg Tereshkin, and Vitaly Tsymanovsky. By 2004 the division had suffered the loss of 265 men. Elements of the division were stationed in Chechnya into 2004 and also were based in 358:. By the mid-2010s the brigade included the 133rd Special Motorized Regiment (Military Unit 3656) and two other special motorized regiments (Military units 3654 and 3655), the 186th Separate Engineer Battalion (Military Unit 3666) and the 7th Rosich Special Purpose Detachment (Military Unit 3719). 640: 302:, supporting the "restoration of public order" and the state of emergency in the region. The division was also involved in operations in Armenia and Moldova. From May to November 1992 the division fought in support of the state of emergency in 282:
that the division operated in the 1970s. By the late 1980s the division included the 157th Tank Regiment at Persianovsky, adjacent to Kazachi Lageri, the 158th and 159th Tank Regiments at Kazachi Lageri and the 1190th Motor Rifle Regiment at
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in December 1994 the division was sent into Chechnya, where their duties included reconnaissance and convoy escort. The 93rd Mechanized Regiment of the division was formed in September 1998, equipped with
696: 258:. Like most units in the district it was maintained at reduced strength and only in 1980 was it upgraded to peacetime strength. The 14th included 2,500 personnel equipped with older equipment, 322 294:, served as the first commander of the 100th Division, part of the North Caucasus Internal Troops District. Under his command, the 100th Division saw combat for the first time in December 1989 in 254:, where the 14th Tank Division had been stationed since its formation on 17 July 1974. The 14th Tank Division was formed to replace the 51st Tank Division, sent to Mongolia, and was part of the 342:
In 2006, during reforms of the Internal Troops, the division was reorganized as the 50th Separate Operational Brigade. Personnel of the brigade participated in cleanup efforts in
617:[New pattern battle flags received by three Rosgvardiya military units in Rostov Oblast] (in Russian). Press Service of the Southern National Guard District. 9 March 2023 37: 706: 401:[L.V. Ovichieva congratulated the 50th Separate Operational Brigade] (in Russian). Press Center of Oktyabrsky District, Rostov Oblast. 7 October 2019 603:[Representatives of Military Unit 3660 visited the college] (in Russian). Novocherkassk State Geological Exploration College. 8 November 2022. 551: 295: 677: 654: 332: 255: 36: 361:
A conscript deserted from the brigade in mid-2019. By November 2022 a consolidated detachment from the brigade was deployed to
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were also used to form the new division. The division was based at Kazachi Lageri on the northern outskirts of
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The brigade received new battle flags in March 2023, while commanded by Major General Mikhail Kalupin.
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during ethnic conflict in those regions. From November 1992 to December 1994 DON-100 operated in the
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The Armed Forces of the USSR after World War II: From the Red Army to the Soviet: Part 1 Land Forces
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was formed on 1 October 1989 by the transfer and reorganization of the 14th Tank Division of the
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and T-62 tanks as the only tank unit in the Internal Troops. The division also fought in the
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howitzers in December 1985. The T-62s replaced the small number of obsolete
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The 100th Operational Division (abbreviated in Russian as DON-100) of the
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and adjacent regions of Azerbaijan as ethnic conflict flared during the
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Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013).
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The Unfinished War: The History of the Armed Conflict in Chechnya
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Internal Troops officer Colonel Mikhail Labunets, a future
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50-я отдельная бригада оперативного назначения (50 ОБрОН)
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3660) is a mobile brigade of the Internal Troops of the
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Units and formations of the National Guard of Russia
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Index

14th Tank Division (Soviet Union, 1974–1989)

Soviet Union
Russia
National Guard of Russia
Kazachi Lageri
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
East Prigorodny conflict
First Chechen War
Second Chechen War
Russian invasion of Ukraine
Mikhail Labunets
Russian
Military Unit
National Guard of Russia
Rostov Oblast
Internal Troops
First
Second Chechen Wars
Internal Troops
Soviet Army
Baltic
Belorussian
Kiev Military Districts
Novocherkassk
North Caucasus Military District
T-62
BMP-1
BTR-60
122mm D-30

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