The list of Soviet military sites in Germany contains all military installations and units of the former Soviet Union on German territory. In correlation to Russian native document, original site designations of the Soviet Armed Forces are used as deemed to be necessary (e.g. later changes of site names are avoided). The units and formations were subordinated to the WGF Supreme Commands in Wünsdorf (now in Zossen).
Period | Native designation[1] | German | English | |||||
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Short | Long version | Short | Long version | Short | Long version | |||
1945–1954 | ГСОВГ | Группа советских оккупационных войск в Германии | GSBD | Gruppe der Sowjetischen Besatzungstruppen in Deutschland | GSOFG | Group of Soviet Occupation Forces in Germany | ||
1954–1989 | ГСВГ | Группа советских войск в Германии | GSSD | Gruppe der Sowjetischen Streitkräfte in Deutschland | GSFG | Group of Soviet Forces in Germany | ||
GSTD | Gruppe der Sowjetischen Truppen in Deutschland | |||||||
1989–1994 | ЗГВ | Западная группа войск | WGT | Westgruppe der Truppen | WGF | Western Group of Forces |
site designation | real estate designation | user before | unit | year of disbandment | user after | remark |
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Baden-Baden | Cité Paradis | MMS (Mission Militaire Soviétique) | 1992 | Military Missions of the GSFG, accreditation to FFA |
site designation | real estate designation | user before | unit | year of disbandment | user after | remark |
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East Berlin | Pionier-Kaserne | 6th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade | 1991–1994 | Berlin-Karlshorst | ||
West Berlin | Kammergericht am Kleistpark | Контрольный совет[2] (Allied Control Council) |
1948/1991 | Berlin Schöneberg |
site designation | real estate designation | user before | unit | year of disbandment | user after | remark |
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Frankfurt am Main | Frankfurt Niederrad | Soviet Military Mission (SMM) | 1992 | accreditation to United States Army Europe, Heidelberg (USAREUR Soviet Military Liaison Mission Control Facility, Frankfurt am Main, Creighton W. Abrams Complex) |
New states of Germany
editThe tables below contains the location of military unit and formation of the Western Group of (Soviet) Forces (WGF) on territory of the New federal states of Germany with particularities as follows:
- The English designation of military units and formations of the WGF (column 1) is in line to these in NATO, as deemed to be necessary. Honorary titles, names, or distinctions are omitted. In case of doubt, the original designation in Russian language is authoritative.
- Column 2 contains the original site's designation, in accordance with – Soviet troops in Germany 1945 to 1994, memorial album, edition Moscow, published by «Jang Guard», 1994; ISBN 5-235-02221-1, pages 15 to 22.
Supreme Command GSFG (WGF) and direct subordinates
editThe Supreme Command GSFG (WGF) comprised the staff divisions and direct subordinated units, formations and facilities, as follows (in 1991):
Designation | Site location |
Unit | Remark | ||
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Number | Code name | ||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |
Staff GSFG/WGT | Wünsdorf | also: General Staff, C2 Staff. In part of former German Maybach I and II complex. | |||
Political Division | Wünsdorf | ||||
Alternate Operations Center | Möhlau | 24 382 | Redut | ||
Operations Command Air Defence | Wünsdorf | 01 131 | |||
1014th Command Post Air Defence | Wünsdorf | 18 178 | |||
Armament Division | Wünsdorf | 56 663 | |||
Reconnaissance Division | Wünsdorf | 89 430 | |||
CIS Division | Wünsdorf | 16 470 | also: Communications Division | ||
Engineer Division | Wünsdorf | 24 566 | |||
Medical Division | Wünsdorf | 07 365 | |||
Logistics Division | Wünsdorf | 71 650 | |||
Chemical Division | Wünsdorf | 24 445 | also: NBC-Division | ||
Direct subordinates | |||||
3rd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade | Fürstenberg/Havel, Neuthymen 53°12′24″N 13°12′14″E / 53.20667°N 13.20389°E |
83 149 | withdrawn to Tolyatti | ||
35th Guards Air Assault Brigade | Cottbus, Hermann-Loens-Kaserne | 16 407 | Wesky | withdrawn 1990 | |
6th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade | Berlin-Karlshorst barracks: Festungspionierschule |
64 944 | Morechod | Withdrawn to Kursk | |
133rd Independent Motor Rifle Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | 81 544 | |||
154th Independent Motor Rifle Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | 65 007 | |||
178th Independent Motor Rifle Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | 65 016 | |||
53rd Independent Tank Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | ||||
54th Independent Tank Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | ||||
65th Independent Tank Battalion | Berlin-Karlshorst | ||||
53rd Guard and Logistics Regiment | Wünsdorf | 80 340 | Wal | ||
814th Independent Air Defence Missile Regiment | Rechlin | 96 574 | Rediska | ||
27th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Lutherstadt Wittenberg | 50 920 | |||
57th Military Constructing Brigade | Forst Zinna, to Jüterbog | 72 760 | |||
Vehicle Repair and Workshop Battalion | Potsdam | 55 872 | |||
Ensemble vocal music and folk-dance | Wünsdorf | 48 251 | |||
Editorial staff, news papers:
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Wünsdorf | 48 251 | |||
1249th Independent Logistics Battalion | Potsdam | 55 946 | |||
199th Independent Medical Battalion | Potsdam | 50 642 | |||
Central Hospital | Beelitz-Heilstätten | ||||
Air Force Hospital | Königs Wusterhausen | ||||
Air Force subordinates | |||||
239th Independent Guards Helicopter Regiment | Oranienburg | 79 048 | Retutny | Withdrawn to Efremov, Tula Oblast, June 1994. | |
275th Independent Air Base Support Battalion | Oranienburg | 79 048 | Retutny | ||
292nd Independent Electronic Warfare Helicopter Squadron | Cochstedt | 22 632 | Aeroplan | today: Magdeburg–Cochstedt Airport | |
1780th Independent Air Base Support Company | Cochstedt | ||||
345th Independent Helicopter Squadron | Nohra | 62 023 | Nagar | ||
366th Independent Air Base Support Company | Cochstedt | ||||
39th Independent Reconnaissance Aviation Flight | Sperenberg Airfield | 54 243 | Sinonim | Also reported as 39. OAO REB - Aviation Detachment for Radio-Electronic Combat | |
330th Independent Helicopter Flight | Dresden | 23 299 | Mebel, Lira | ||
113th Independent Mixed Aviation Squadron | Oranienburg | 42 089 | Rutnyi | ||
Artillery subordinates | |||||
HQ 34th Artillery Division | Potsdam | 55 872 | Vyretska | Withdrawn to Mulino (settlement), Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, 1994. | |
286th Guards Howitzer Artillery Brigade | Potsdam | 50 560 | Flazhechny | ||
288th Heavy Howitzer Artillery Brigade | Chemnitz | 50 618 | |||
303rd Guards Cannon Artillery Brigade | Altengrabow | 50 432 | Ledorez | ||
307th Missile Artillery Brigade | Chemnitz | 80 847 | Tsebaka | 1987-1989 | |
Repair facility subordinates | |||||
120th Tank Repair Factory | Kirchmöser | to Brandenburg an der Havel | |||
184th Tank Repair Factory | Magdeburg | ||||
193rd Tank Repair Factory | Wünsdorf | ||||
134th Artillery Repair Factory | Fürstenwalde/Spree | ||||
511th Artillery Repair Factory | |||||
556th Engineer Equipment Repair Factory | Werder (Havel) | ||||
133rd Communications Equipment Repair Factory | Luckenwalde | ||||
43rd Vehicle Repair Factory | |||||
52nd Vehicle Repair Factory | |||||
53rd Vehicle Repair Factory | |||||
5th Independent Repair and Restoration Battalion | |||||
Units of the Baltic Navy | |||||
234th Waters Ship Guard Battalion | Saßnitz | 09 822 | 234 DNPLK | ||
Off-shore Special Radio Location Post | Wustrow, Lohme, Wiek | 99 721 | |||
Special Weapons Sites | |||||
Special Weapons Depot Brand | Halbe, Brandenburg | 52°0′42.6″N 13°46′51.3″E / 52.011833°N 13.780917°E | |||
Special Weapons Depot Finsterwalde | Airfield Finsterwalde | 51°35′40.71″N 13°45′11.86″E / 51.5946417°N 13.7532944°E | |||
Special Weapons Depot Großenhain | Airfield Großenhain | 51°18′18.22″N 13°32′56.83″E / 51.3050611°N 13.5491194°E | |||
Special Weapons Depot Himmelpfort | also: Lychen II, Himmelpfort | 53°10′35.6″N 13°16′52.7″E / 53.176556°N 13.281306°E | |||
Special Weapons Depot Stolzenhain | also: SAD Linda, Schönewalde | 51°52′0″N 13°9′48″E / 51.86667°N 13.16333°E |
unit, formation, Military Unit Number |
location | usage | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
1st Guards Tank Army (V/Ch 08608) | Dresden | Officer School of the Heer | Albertstadt | |||
9th Tank Division (V/Ch 60990) | Riesa | Moved to Smolensk and disbanded.[3] | ||||
1st Guards Tank Regiment | Zeithain | |||||
1321st Motor Rifle Regiment | Jüterbog | in Brandenburg | ||||
70th Guards Tank Regiment | Zeithain | |||||
302nd Motor Rifle Regiment | Riesa | |||||
96th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Borna | |||||
11th Guards Tank Division | Dresden | Withdrawn to Slonim in Belarus, 1992 | ||||
7th Guards Tank Regiment | Meissen | |||||
40th Guards Tank Regiment | Königsbrück | |||||
44th Guards Tank Regiment | Königsbrück | |||||
249th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Dresden | |||||
841st Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Chemnitz | |||||
1018st Air Defence Missile Regiment | Meissen | |||||
20th Guards Motor Rifle Division | Grimma | |||||
29th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Plauen | |||||
67th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Grimma | |||||
242nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Wurzen | |||||
576th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Glauchau | |||||
944st Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Leisnig | |||||
358st Guards Air Defence Missile Regiment | Leisnig | |||||
units and formations directly subordinated to the 1st GTA | ||||||
225th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Allstedt | |||||
485th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Brandis | Brandis airfield | SN 51°19′42″N 12°39′25″E / 51.32833°N 12.65694°E | |||
181st Rocket Brigade | Kochsttdt | |||||
432nd Rocket Brigade | Wurzen | |||||
308st Artillery Brigade | Zeithein | |||||
53rd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Altenburg | |||||
41st Logistic Brigade | Dresden | |||||
235th Independent Radar Control Support Regiment | Merseburg | |||||
68th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Dresden | |||||
3rd Independent Signal Regiment | Dresden |
2nd Guards Tank Army Brandenburg / Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
editunit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
2nd Guards Tank Army | Fürstenberg/Havel | |||||
21st Motor Rifle Division | Perleberg | |||||
239th Motor Rifle Regiment | Perleberg | |||||
240th Motor Rifle Regiment | Ludwigslust | |||||
283rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Hagenow | |||||
568th Motor Rifle Regiment | Parchim | in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern | ||||
1054th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Rathenow | |||||
1079th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Perleberg | |||||
16th Guards Tank Division | Neustrelitz | |||||
47th Guards Tank Regiment | Neustrelitz | |||||
65th Guards Tank Regiment | Neustrelitz | |||||
60th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Ravensbrück | to Fürstenberg/Havel | ||||
723rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Rathenow | |||||
724th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Neustrelitz | |||||
66th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Neustrelitz | |||||
94th Guards Motor Rifle Division | Schwerin | |||||
204th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Schwerin | |||||
286th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Schwerin | |||||
288th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Wismar | |||||
74th Guards Tank Regiment | Schwerin | |||||
199th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Wismar | |||||
896th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Schwerin | |||||
207th Motor Rifle Division | Stendal | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
33rd Motor Rifle Regiment | Stendal | |||||
41st Motor Rifle Regiment | Gardelegen | |||||
400th Motor Rifle Regiment | Mahlwinkel | |||||
591st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Staats | |||||
693rd Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Stendal | |||||
75th Guards Air Defence Missile Regiment | Stendal | |||||
units and formations directly subordinated to the 2nd GTA | ||||||
172nd Independent Helicopter Regiment | Damm | |||||
439th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Damm | |||||
112th Rocket Brigade | Gentzrode | |||||
458th Rocket Brigade | Neustrelitz | |||||
290th Artillery Brigade | Schwerin | |||||
61st Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Staats | |||||
613rd Radar Control Post | Lockwisch | |||||
614th Radar Control Post | Badekow (Gresse) | |||||
621st Radar Control Post | Pritzwalk | |||||
631st Radar Control Post | Damgarten | |||||
632nd Radar Control Post | Dranske | |||||
118th Logistics Brigade | Ravensbrück | |||||
250th Independent Radar Control Support Regiment | Stendal | |||||
69th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Ravensbrück | |||||
5th Independent Signal Regiment | Ravensbrück |
3rd Combined Arms Army Saxony-Anhalt
editunit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
3rd Army | Magdeburg | |||||
7th Guards Tank Division | Rosslau | |||||
55th Guards Tank Regiment | Lutherstadt Wittenberg | |||||
56th Guards Tank Regiment | Zerbst | |||||
79th Guards Tank Regiment | Rosslau | |||||
40th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Brandenburg an der Havel | |||||
670th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Kochstedt | |||||
278th Guards Air Defence Missile Regiment | Rosslau | |||||
10th Guards Tank Division | Altengrabow | |||||
61st Guards Tank Regiment | Altengrabow | |||||
62nd Guards Tank Regiment | Altengrabow | |||||
63rd Guards Tank Regiment | Altengrabow | |||||
248th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Schönebeck | |||||
744th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Altengrabow | |||||
3598th Guards Air Defence Missile Regiment | Altengrabow | |||||
12th Guards Tank Division | Neuruppin | |||||
48th Guards Tank Regiment | Neuruppin | |||||
322nd Guards Tank Regiment | Neuruppin | |||||
353rd Guards Tank Regiment | Neuruppin | |||||
200th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Burg | |||||
117th Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Mahlwinkel | |||||
933rd Air Defence Missile Regiment | Burg | |||||
47th Guards Tank Division | Hillersleben | |||||
26th Tank Regiment | Hillersleben | |||||
153rd Guards Tank Regiment | Hillersleben | |||||
197th Guards Tank Regiment | Halberstadt | |||||
245th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Mahlwinkel | |||||
99th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Malwinkel | |||||
1009th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Hillersleben | |||||
units and formations directly subordinated to the 3rd Army | ||||||
178th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Borstel | Stendal-Borstel Aifield | ST 52°37′58″N 11°49′54″E / 52.63278°N 11.83167°E | |||
440th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Borstel | Stendal-Borstel Aifield | ||||
36th Rocket Brigade | Altengrabow | |||||
448th Rocket Brigade | Born | |||||
49th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Planken | |||||
212th Radar Control Post | Dähre | |||||
213th Radar Control Post | Ludwigslust | |||||
711th Radar Control Post | Ditfurt | |||||
385th Artillery Brigade | Planken | |||||
254th Independent Radar Control Support Regiment | t.b.d. | |||||
36th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Magdeburg | |||||
42nd Logistic Brigade | Magdeburg | |||||
105th Independent Signal Regiment | Magdeburg |
unit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
8th Guards Army | Weimar-Nohra | |||||
27th Guards Motor Rifle Division (V/Ch 35100) | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt. Withdrawn to Totskoye in the Volga-Ural Military District, May 1991. | ||||
68th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
243rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
244th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Schlotheim | |||||
28th Tank Regiment | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
54th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
286st Guards Air Defence Missile Regiment | Halle | in Saxony-Anhalt | ||||
39th Guards Motor Rifle Division | Ohrdruf | |||||
117th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Meiningen | |||||
120th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Ohrdruf | |||||
172nd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Gotha | |||||
585th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Ohrdruf | |||||
115st Air Defence Missile Regiment | Orhrdruf | |||||
87st Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Gotha | |||||
57th Guards Motor Rifle Division | Naumburg | |||||
170th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Naumburg | |||||
174th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Weissenfels | |||||
241st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Leipzig | |||||
51st Guards Tank Regiment | Zeitz | |||||
128st Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Zeitz | |||||
901st Air Defence Missile Regiment | Naumburg | |||||
79th Guards Tank Division | Jena | Remained until July 1992, when withdrawn to Samarkand in the Turkestan Military District. Quickly disbanded there.[4] | ||||
17th Guards Tank Regiment | Saalfeld | |||||
45th Guards Tank Regiment | Weimar | |||||
211th Guards Tank Regiment | Jena | |||||
247th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Weimar | |||||
172nd Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Rudolstadt | |||||
1075th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Weimar | |||||
units and formations directly subordinated to the 8th GA | ||||||
336th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Nohra (Weimar) | |||||
486th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Altes Lager | Altes Lager Airfield | BB 51°59′46″N 12°59′2″E / 51.99611°N 12.98389°E | |||
11th Rocket Brigade | Weißenfels | |||||
449th Rocket Brigade | Arnstadt | |||||
18th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Gotha | |||||
411st Radar Control Post | Wachstedt | |||||
412th Radar Control Post | Geba | |||||
413th Radar Control Post | Eckartshausen | |||||
7211th Radar Control Post | Stelzen (Siegmundsburg) | Bleßberg | ||||
722nd Radar Control Post | Steinheid | |||||
723rd Radar Control Post | Schöneck | |||||
733rd Radar Control Post | Alperstedt | |||||
116th Logistic Brigade | Altenburg | |||||
390th Artillery Brigade | Ohrdruf | |||||
119th Independent Tank Regiment | Bad Langensalza | |||||
65th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Merseburg | |||||
194th Independent Radar Control Support Regiment | Weimar | |||||
91st Independent Signal Regiment | Weimar |
unit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
Headquarters | Zossen-Wünsdorf | |||||
6th Guards Fighter Aviation Division | Merseburg | |||||
31st Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment | Falkenberg/Elster | |||||
85th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment | Merseburg | |||||
968th Fighter Aviation Regiment | Nobitz Altenburg | |||||
139th Aviation Technical Regiment | Merseburg | |||||
16th Guards Fighter Aviation Division | Damgarten | |||||
33rd Fighter Aviation Regiment | Wittstock | |||||
773rd Fighter Aviation Regiment | Damgarten | |||||
787th Fighter Aviation Regiment | Finow | |||||
126th Fighter Aviation Division | Zerbst | |||||
35th Fighter Aviation Regimen | Zerbst | |||||
833dr Fighter Aviation Regimen | Altes Lager | |||||
125th Fighter-bomber Aviation Division | Rechlin | |||||
19th Guards Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Lärz | Müritzflugplatz Rechlin-Lärz | MV 53°18′23.10″N 12°45′11.30″E / 53.3064167°N 12.7531389°E | |||
20th Guards Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Groß Dölln | |||||
730dr Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Neuruppin | |||||
105th Fighter-bomber Aviation Division | Großenhain | |||||
296th Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Großenhain | |||||
559th Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Finsterwalde | |||||
911th Fighter-bomber Aviation Regiment | Brand Airfield | |||||
Separate units, direct subordinated to the 16th AA | ||||||
11th Separate Reconnaissance Aviation Regiment | Welzow | |||||
226th Separate Mixed Aviation Regiment | Sperenberg (Am Mellensee) | BB 52°08′22.56″N 13°18′18.76″E / 52.1396000°N 13.3052111°E | ||||
357th Separate Ground Attack Aviation Regiment | Brandis | |||||
368th Separate Ground Attack Aviation Regiment | Tutow | |||||
2140th Aviation Technical Depot | Strausberg | BB 52°34′12.76″N 13°52′54.34″E / 52.5702111°N 13.8817611°E |
20th Guards Army Brandenburg
editunit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
20th Guards Army | Eberswalde | |||||
35th Motor Rifle Division | Krampnitz | |||||
62nd Motor Rifle Regiment | Potsdam | |||||
64th Motor Rifle Regiment | Potsdam | |||||
69th Motor Rifle Regiment | Wünsdorf | |||||
83rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Krampnitz | |||||
219th Tank Regiment | Elstal / Olympisches Dorf | |||||
283rd Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment | Elstal / Olympisches Dorf | |||||
200th Air Defence Missile Regiment | Krampnitz | |||||
90th Guards Tank Division | Bernau | |||||
6th Guards Tank Regiment | Bad Freienwalde | |||||
68th Guards Tank Regiment | Bernau | |||||
215th Guards Tank Regiment | Bernau | |||||
81st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment | Eberswalde-Finow | |||||
400st Artillery Regiment | Bernau | |||||
288th Air Defence Artillera Regiment | Bernau | |||||
6th Independent Guards Motor Rifle Brigade | Berlin Karlshorst | |||||
units and formations, direct subordinated to the 20th GA | ||||||
337th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Mahlwinkel | ST 52°23′24″N 11°46′59″E / 52.39000°N 11.78306°E | ||||
486th Independent Helicopter Regiment | Prenzlau | |||||
27th Rocket Brigade | Jüterbog | |||||
464th Rocket Brigade | Fürstenwalde | |||||
67th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Elstal / Olympisches Dorf | |||||
387th Artillery Brigade | Altes Lager | |||||
117th Logistic Brigade | Eberswalde | |||||
264th Independent Radar Control Support Regiment | Neudenbritz | |||||
44th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Frankfurt an der Oder | |||||
6th Independent Signal Regiment | Eberswalde | |||||
512th Radar Control Post | Fürstenwalde |
Units directly subordinated to the GSFG
editThe following units were directly subordinated to the GSFG's headquarters.
unit, formation | location | utilisation | remark | |||
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until 1945 | after 1991-1994 | |||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
GSFG headquarters | Wünsdorf | |||||
157th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Primerwald | |||||
164th Rocket Brigade | Drachhausen | |||||
175th Rocket Brigade | Oschatz | |||||
133rd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Jüterbog | |||||
202nd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Magdeburg | |||||
40th Radar Control Support Brigade | Wittstock | |||||
45th Radar Control Support Brigade | Merseburg | |||||
1st Engineer Brigade | Brandenburg an der Havel | |||||
118th Signal Brigade | Wünsdorf | |||||
119th Signal Brigade | Leipzig | |||||
132nd Signal Brigade | Treuenbrietzen | |||||
34th Artillery Division | Potsdam | |||||
286th Howitzer Artillery Brigade | Potsdam | |||||
288th Heavy Howitzer Artillery Brigade | Chemnitz | |||||
303rd Guards Gun Artillery Brigade | Altengrabow | Training area Altengrabow | MV 52°9′26.28″N 12°13′17.4″E / 52.1573000°N 12.221500°E | |||
307th Missile Artillery Brigade | Chemnitz | |||||
122nd Antitank Artillery Brigade | Königsbrück | |||||
64th Motor Vehicle Brigade | Kummersdorf | |||||
65th Motor Vehicle Brigade | Fürstenwalde | |||||
27th Pontoon Bridge Regiment | Lutherstadt Wittenberg | |||||
272nd Independent Signal Regiment | Frankfurt an der Oder | |||||
29th Independent Electronic Warfare Regiment | Schönewalde | |||||
67th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Elstal | |||||
163rd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Leipzig | |||||
252nd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade | Gera | |||||
239th Independent Guards Helicopter Regiment | Oranienburg |
References / sources
edit- ^ Soviet troops in Germany 1945 to 1994, memorial album, edition Moscow, published by «Jang Guard», 1994; ISBN 5-235-02221-1.
- ^ Constituted on 30 July 1945 initially at the US Forces headquarters in the American sector. The Soviet Union rejected the originally planned seat, the former Reich Aviation Ministry on Leipziger Straße in the Mitte district (along with every other proposed location in the Soviet sector). The Allied Control Council for Germany met 82 times before the Soviet Union walked out of the council on 20 March 1948. The principle of unanimity prevailed. Between meetings, the coordinating committee and control staff with 12 directors managed the work. Not a German executive body.
- ^ Feskov "The Soviet Army in the Years of the Cold War," 2004, p. 105.
- ^ Feskov et al 2013, pp. 401–403.
References
edit- Feskov, V.I.; Golikov, V.I.; Kalashnikov, K.A.; Slugin, S.A. (2013). Вооруженные силы СССР после Второй Мировой войны: от Красной Армии к Советской [The Armed Forces of the USSR after World War II: From the Red Army to the Soviet: Part 1 Land Forces] (in Russian). Tomsk: Scientific and Technical Literature Publishing. ISBN 9785895035306.
- "Soviet troops in Germany 1945 to 1994", memorial album, edition Moscow, published by «Jang Guard», 1994; ISBN 5-235-02221-1, pages 15 – 22.
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