ORDER OF BATTLE OF SOVIET GROUND FORCES

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• Publication Date: May 2, 1951
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SIFICATION
I`FR TI REPORT.
COUNTRY e't-occupi . ` US
SUBJECT Orde~? of tt1c Of Soviet Ground Foi*ce1?-
PLACE
ACQUIRED
DATE OF
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The otx:;rr:!th.and dis_Dos:i..tion of the .13oviot ~rounc? :Uorcoo in the s>ovi;t-n
occuoiod countries of :3trro-7e hvc romaine-c? constant 'i;.?) to the -.-1V-"1e -.-1V-"1e of
:::rch 19.'),1. Cor:aY)at` efficiency ow. the Soviet units .hoe boon s u'bstaatia.7.1y
i r;yrc.v;d due to ri,:~i.d ;rai:.i9.n? during the ~Jirator months,,
Rgports recc;ivod botwoen. I l,;arch and 1, 'pril 19,;1 confirm the pr-an
disposition of the Soviot ;round forces in the Soviet ..:one of xuraany
until the -dddle. of ;?:arch 1951.
aha-'io11 inr`_ its ant; roar service installations in the bovi:,t "ono of
Gormanyi location, qnd date of observations, :;rare con-
firxrod be weeri ;.,arch an 1 April 19' 1-.
,a GIT; ffnits of the ;iron
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300th Ration Supply Depot
820th Ration Supply Depot
`: ; in Clothing Depot
:4, Quartermaster Depot
La:Dn Sig Depot
Main Medical Depot
Hain Fuel Supply Depot
Main Ordnance Shop
ti Repair Shop
bs Bi hth Guards Arzry.
Army Ration Supply Depot
Ircr Fuel Supply Depot
1l7th Gds Litz Rifle tegt
65th Me Mecz Regt
ca Third Shock. Ar n
Army Fuel Supply Depot
390th Indep Engr En
136th Gun Arty Rogt
q 914th Gds Us Rifle Div
283d Gds Ivts Rifle Regt
88th Gds Mtz stifle Regt
199th Gds Gun Arty Refit
da First Guards Mechanized
Army Ration Supply Depot
Army Fuel Supply Depot
14th Gds AAA Div
350th (?) Flow Arty Refit
70th Gds Iiv Tank SP i egt
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3 March
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27 March
26 March
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27 February
12 February
26 February
20 November
9 March
11 March
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161t3d (?) AT Arty Refit
.Arr Fuel Supply Depot
FIq 12th Ods Tank Div
71st Gds IIv Tank SP Reg
IIc, lst L. eez Div
35th Mecz Regt
219th Tank Regt
72d Gds 11v Tank SP iae ;t
18th (?) Engr Ba
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Iiq 199th Light Arty Brig
50th Mtrc1 Ike
91st Oda RL Rogt
IIq lath Gds l ecz Div
49th Ods I:iecz Regt
79th Gds IIv Tank SP Belt
IIq 9th Lccz Div
Fourth Guards Iiechanj edd Ar go
296th Gds AT Arty Rest
An AAA Div of the 4th Ods I:iocz
Army
.312th Gds RL Ret
118th Sig Refit
Iiq 6th Gds Mocz Div
35th (?) Gds Ilecz Refit
676th IIo Arty Regt
52d Gds RL Rn
22d Gds Oag r Ba
IIq 7th Gds l.:lecz Div
8i.th Ods iiv Tank SP Post
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24 January
20 February
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20 February
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162d Tank Regt
17th Tank Regt
83d Gds Iiv Tank S? Regt
l9tth i:nl r Fn
63d Gd.s Tank Regt
81st Gds IIv 'rank SP Regt
248th Gads RL Bn
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26 February
28 February
7 February
10 February
28 June 1950
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3. Analysis of indicates that I
25X1 are assigned to eav tank self-propelled regiments with
25X1 designations
25X1 too According to credible reports, the restricted Woisso Stadt settlement in
OIt1 n, URG quarters, in addition to the rocket launcher regiment of the Second
25X1 ?:'ds flee, Arn r,, two AT artillery regiments -which are probably subordinate to a
brigade headquarters there. the AT
25X1 artillery regiments were also newly activated after the fall of 19 a0 =*
5. The outflow of empty rolling stock to BF.-ST-L1TOVSK via FRANKFURT/ODER con-
tinued during the period covered by this report. the dispatch of 12 trains of
empty flatcars to BREST.Lfl 0V8K between r and 10 Larch 1951 was ordered by a
4sletype message from the B: I N railroad district headquaarters. Because of a
shortage of flatcars, gondola cars worn also sent to BI ;ST LITO`V.3K and allegedly
:vid their sidewalls removed there.. Available reports indicate that a total of
176 empty flatcars were dispatched to B, ST'-LITOVTSK between 26 February and 29
`,arch 1951, including 339 flatcars from 22 to 29 larch 1951 alone. Although no
definite information on the return of the rolling stock to the Soviet Zone of
Germany is available, it is still believed that the cars are being used for
Yiau1ing military supplies of all types, and as crash cars, rather than being
)ooled at B1?EST---T IT0VSK and other stations in that area for future troop
aovementsa
6, It was reported that an advance party arrived at the barracks installations in
4"IUEI1SDOI ` on 16 11arch 1951 and started stringing telephone lines. Rumors among
the local population that an army headquarters and troops from KO NI B1 l3G
would soon move into the installations in ,VUENSDORF should be received with
25X1 great reserve for the present. However the observation there in Febrtzar l95"1
25X1 of some motor to the
Northern Group o orces does not preclude the possibility of the influx. of
.ew units from the area east of the Oder River, Reports from the FRA/irr;FU13T/ODER
throu gh station covering a period of about: 10 days prior to 30 L, arch 195-1,, and
reports from the COTTBUB railroad district and the southern subdistrict of the
.3ii'LIN railroad district which also cover a period of about 10 days prior to
28 and 31 11arch 1951 respectively contained no indications of westbound troop
avements by raj 1,
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7. Division Training.
as In general, the training of recruits terminated in the riddle of Feb-
ruary 19.x,1 with the appearance of groups of officers, pro-
bebly from the division hoadqua.rtcrs,making final inspections. Those
visits lasted for several days and covered all types of training.
This training period was then followed by the rotation of small units
to training areas for several days of advanced combat practice firing..
Reports on rail movements shoved that troops acre; rotated between
their _ osts and the training areas of TZ !PLIII, I.I 3110vl , JUST RBQG
: ItDJ Ii, Z' ITIIAIN,, OIIItDRUF, and KINDM. These reports were confirmed
by information from the individual training areas. 711th the exception
of small components of the 25th Tank Div from OIZAIJIMPU G, the 12th
Gds Tank Div from IIEURUx PIIJ, and the 9th I;ecz Div from GO` TBUS, all
of whom practiced in the JU To;PWOG-i;'I;RIIER area between 10 and 27 L.Iarch
1951, all other units of these and other divisions went to those
training areas which they used in 1950. Training between the middle of
February and the middle of March 1951 in general emphasized field
training of units up to battalion and regita1 level in the vicinity
of their posts.
b? Reports received up to 1 April indicated that the component units of
the Third Shock Army did not conduct advanced combat practice firing.
The LETZLl;JGe~R IM ME and 'r'IITTST'OCK training areas used by component
units of the Third Shock Array in 1950 were still unoccupied by the
middle of Parch 1951. However, large-scale movements of major compom
nents of the 18th I: cz Div and small elements of all other divisions
of the Third Shock Array were observed at ,RLEBERG and the area nest
of the tos n during the first half h 1951. Since the meter vehicle
25X1 included some of the headquarters
GOFG, it is possible that the troops were ongaged in a core and host
exercise.
c.. Up to the middle of March, almost all component units of the 57th gds Litz
!title Div from IIAUI,23Ui3 and 1'~.~'SSSEiTI7 $ conducted an exorcise in the
BAD KOESJII area which lasted for several days. x':ineer units of the
XXIK Gds Litz Rifle Corps and of the corps: two organic divisions also
participated in the exercise.
'j.. 4 Special Exorcises.
a. The transfer of elements of the nine AAA divisions stationed in the
Soviet Zone of Germany to the WUSTIRG 1 AAA range began at the and of
February 1951, Units -which were observed moving to JUSTRCYJ prior to
10 .Larch 1951 included elements of the 13th AAA Div from the eighth
Gds Array area; the unidentified IIAA Div of the Third Gds Ijecz Army
from KtF U" HSDOIIF; the 31st AM Div from SCHOENWIALDE; the unidentified
AAA division of the Fourth Gds Mecz Army from EBi~ItE37 ALDE the 2d Gds
AAA Div from POTSDAM; and the unidentified AAA division, possibly the
32d, from FEAIJKPUW/0D. 19. Other components of the unidentified AAA Div,
possibly the 32d,, moved from KU1STHM to JUI.TL;IMOG and elements of the
2d Gda AAA Div from POTSDAL.I to AL yNGRABMI during the same period,
by Advanced.-combat practice firing by units of the IV Arty Corps began
at ALT: IIGRA.BON in the middle of February 1951.. Reports on rail movements,
25X1 and F__ I indicated that elements of the 6th
Arty Div from RATI ,NO'1 or BR ATJ>' DIM I0 and elements of the unidentified
artillery. division from POTS DAM were at ALT IGIZAI3 Yi during, the first half
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9. The total of about 310 boxcarloads of recruits who arrived in the Soviet
Zone of Germany across the Oder-Ueisse line between 3 and 33 February
19!1, reported last xm nth, was increased by a report of 47 additional
boxcarloada that arrived via KUSTIZIN on 9 February 19r,,'1s The
influx of recruits thus totals about 360 boxcarloads1which is the equivalent
of about 10,000 troops.
10, Only one.'try of 35 boxcars with troops left the ;oviat Zone of Germany
between 17 February and 13 March 1951, via ! U: T1IIIm No eastbound troop
trains were observed at the FRWMFLW/0DlR through station or in the C07TBUS
railroad district,
1L The volume of daily leave traffic
! -between FMSMI'M/0 a I I f?GvOI
in March 1951 was virtually the same as in February 1951? There
were no changes in the schedule of leave tra ins.,
12. Reports of the recent months an LIVD troops in the Soviet Zone of Germany
indicate no substantial changes since the end of 1950. In general, major MUD
units as such have only been confirmed in their installations. The information
received was not specific as to their activities and allowed no conclusions
as to their identity.
13.. All MV! units in Land Thuringia are still below battalion lever
14. Of all Soviet Zone Laender, Land Saxony is most heavily occupied by IND
units. The following units were determined:
as One MM battalion each, the personnel of which ioro red-bordered treen
epaulets, was observed in the Luftkriegssclxule, I i'ZSCI, TT"E DOItF, and
in the Duche r Iiusorne, Lty)ESDEN, in January and February 1,951 respaetively,
25X1 Sor. '`VD personnel observed in the Luftkrie sschule also wore black-bor-
dered green epaulets0 M'VI) vehicles
25X1 sere soon in the Turtimlegsachule and EVD vehicles
25X1 in the Bucher
aserne? two R units are believed to be organically separate.
b, L'V! troops are no longer carried in DAUTZ ;Na There are indications, how-
ever, that in January 1951 there was an. I.TTD company in CCTTI3IJS which was
subordinate to the LTD unit in the Ducher Iasorne, DRESDEN.
c5 An MVD unit of 1,000 to 1,200 troops wearing red-bordered green epaulets
was located in the barracks installation on Viertelmma. MIMIG. up
to
25X1 March 1951. The unit had rotor v:,:hicles
and probably constituted a regimental head-
25X1 quarters and two battalions,
d. There is a concentration of MVD units in the uranium mining area, in-
cluding the city of CI NS'!'Z, A battalion-size unit of about 5500 MVD
troops, most of whom more red-bordered green epaulets and some blacks
bordered green epaulets, was confirmed in the Artillerie Kasen
C1 ITZ until March 1951. The unit had rotor vehicles
25X1 a Some personnel o un?
25X1 went by truck to the uranium mining area daily to perform guard duty,
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In the uranium mining area proper, two 14VD battalions each were sta-
tioned in AUE and AMIAI31RG, and one T VD battalion each in SCIis'MItZF.NM-
BEFD and JOHHAANNGGiORG1~2 :.TAD The total. 1.]7 troops in the uranium
mining area, is estimated at two or three re meats
An TVD battalion of troops wearing red-bordered green epaulets was
located in the Real Kaserne, IiALLE9 Land Saxony- Anhalt, in March 19516
One of its companies was located in the Geor i in DI SSA The
of the two units
It has not been w zc r Ld units in MAGDEB3URG and STEUDAL
are subordinate to the PV battalion in the Reil Kaserne, I ALL L
MVD units in Land Brandenburg v re concentrated in the I3' LITJ area
at,. An END compound at I ' there was traffic of motor vehicles with
Was confirmed on Rego ttastrasso, B ',RL1TJ
GRUEP&U, in March 1951. The officers from the compound were billeted
in houses on Regattastra.sse, and the motor pool of the compound was
located on Lahmertstrasse. There has 'loon no evidence that this com-
pound houms the headquarters of LIVD troops in the Soviet Zone
of Germany. Signal communications equipment observed there in the fall
of 1950 indicates that the compound houses a signal-cor:icatio;rrs
center.
b. An I:VVD unit with motor vehicles
25X1 I was conf' ~KAULSDO. until. the end of
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WM vehicles
which were ob an e -- , O.iANIBNBURG area and in the-
TM UST R L LITZ-FAST LK area in the fall of 1950, have been observed in the
POTSDAIA area only occasionally during recent months, It is believed that
the unit is no longer located in the POTSDAM area., but has moved back to
its former area of GUESTROff-SCI R,lN.
d? Small I;VD units, probably having Supply functions, Were located in BERNA.U
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25X1 and EBI RS LUE at the end r
vehicles
25X1 were observed in BEIMAU,
u,. M"VD troops were no longer seen in FMNKFtJRT/OD.M,
17, An IM ID unit of ahcr it t i.$~'t i nn sati ~aa i"Tr;
epaulets and vehicles as con-
25X1 firmed in GU ST t0it I , T;Iocl lonburg, until Februar7r 1951
The
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U I ; N U nG area in the summer of 1950, but have reappeared in t h e GUi T1 G'(-
SCIIVIERIN area since the and of 1950,
AUSTRIA.
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No changes in the ov, I ' disposition of Soviet Army occupation troops in
P.ustria were discernible up to the middle of February lgala
The following units in the Soviet Lone of Austria location,
and date of observation, were confirmed between 1 march and 1 April 1951.
DO 12Lh G rds eh;)nized Division,
15th Tank Re,-,t
2500th Gds AAA Rett
BRUCK on the piths 28 February
River
KONNEUBURi 4 January
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2814th Gds Utz Rifle Regt
287th Ods Utz trifle Regt
290th Gds Litz Rifle Regt
150th Ode Tank Regt
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'rAIDHOFEN C7~ 18 October 1949
unlocated 5 February
L AUER--OEIILUIG 16 September 1949
unlocated 6 October 1949
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20. It is believed that the training of the units in Austria in February and
Larch 1951 follaued the same lines as t ant of the units in the Soviet Zone
of Germnny6 However,, no large--scale field exercises in the vicinity of
military pouts, no major road marches,, and no short training cycles at
troop training grounds have boon observed as yet. However, motor vehicle
25X1 II of the 13th Gds L ecz Div,reportod from KAIIEXT::I13r I'lUCH and the
DO:u,LI..;:~;R SI Efli area, indicate the possibility that field exercises of elements
of this division may have been held there, although no transfer, of units to
these places was observed. Small details of soldiers who arrived at the
APETLON AAA range and in the DOELLIfUTE I area in early Larch 1.951 were
probably advance parties who were to prepare billets for the forthcoming
arrival of troops.
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21.1 compor-ent units of the 17th Gds
t ecz Div in KOEfltth fl) until 22 February 1951-
22. In the middle of February 19!1, a report from southeastern Hungary stated
that Soviet troop units were located in IECSIIMET, CEGL]) and SZOLNOK; but
not in SZEGE?D, IUODI,IEZOEVASARIIEIJY, BI Ki:SGSAI3A, OROSHAZA, or 3ZEIJTES6 :Soviet
tank units were last observed in the SZEGED area in the spring of 19506
They probably stayed there only temporarily and moved to the area southeast
of BUDAPiST during the course of 1913. There is reason to believe that
KSCSK 1.12T, CEGL;:;D, and SZOLNOK may now be the principal posts of the 2d Gds
t, cz Div iinich is carried in this area,,
POLAIID
23? Soviet troops who were confirmed by civilian refugees until the winter of
1950/1951 included troops of undetermined branch of service at the ITZIMAU R
troop training grounds, AAA units in the J3U1NZLAU area, mortar units inI3R ' G,
and tank and signal units in the nrtII'G- OIILAU area. The units in the BT.fl IAU
area possibly belonged to the 65th AAA Div and those in the other areas to
the 20th Tank Div of the Northern Group of Forces?
VOSOS R,
25X1 24. The 206th Ode Rifle Regt$ of the 69th Gds Rifle Div was confirmed
in the I,IOI,EDECIIIIO area,, Bye o-ruseian IUD, until November 1950 by a ,soviet
25X1 [::::],, The first postwar identific~rtion of the regiment was made by its
sarm area in November 1946. Another document indicated that a
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25X1 Carpathian the 289th Gds Rifle Regt of the
97th Gds :hfle Div during 7orld 1;7ar Ile The division was subordinate
to the Fifth ;ds A y in Austria at the end of the war and was trrarzs--;
ferred to the east in the summer of 1946? Since there have been vague
indications that the Fifth Gds Army, with some of the divisions assigned
to it at that time, moved to the Carpathian Td0, it is possible that the
97th Gds Rifle Div may be located in the KAMNETS--PODOTBK area.
25 The Soviet newspaper ZaCh Chest Rodini of 12 February 1951 furnished a clue
regarding the subordination orc er guar troops,, for the troops were
referred to as Border Guard Troops of the istry of State Security in
an article written by Colonel G. Belykh on the occasion of the 30th anni-
versary of the activation of border guard troops. According to this ar-
ticle, the border guard troops,, who wear green epaulets and who have as
yet been known as L D troops, are subordinate to the MBO
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