In the War | |
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Front-line forces June 22, 1941 - May 9.1945 | |
July 4, 1941 | Had only 930 soldiers (including 600 men collected from different formations). Without heavy weapons. |
Aug.1941 | Defended Tallinn |
Was evacuated in Kronshtadt (~2,500 men) | |
Sept.1941 | In Strelna region was reinforced by man-of-war's men (not mariners!) and home guards |
Sept. 16, 1941 | Transferred to the 42 Army (almost without artillery) |
Sept., 23, 1941 | Left Petrodvorets (Peter Palace) and was included to Oranienbaum's bridgehead group |
reinforced by the 10th Light Artillery Regiment (21 guns) from the 48th Rifle Division | |
Oct. 1941 | Transferred to Nevskaya Dubrovka |
On June 22, 1941 | |
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Command | 10th Rifle Corps of the 8th Army, Severo-Zapadnij (North-Western) Front |
Disposition | Kuley (HQ) |
Near German frontier from Baltic Sea (Palanga cape) to Shvekshna (~80km) | |
Commander | Gen.-Major I.I. Fadeev |
Structure | |
62th Rifle Regiment | |
98th Rifle Regiment | |
204th Rifle Regiment | |
30th Artillery Regiment | |
140th Howitzer Regiment | (till Jan., 08, 1942) |
153th Separate Anti-Tank Battalion (till Aug,30,1941 and again since Nov., 13 1942, 334 Anti-Aircraft Battery (168th Separate Anti-Aircraft Battalion), 24th Recon Company, 94th Field Engineering Battalion, 31 Separate Signals Battalion (767 Separate Signals Company), 111th Medical Battalion, 271 Anti-Gas Company, 60th Repairing Company, 62nd Auto-Transport Battalion, 117th (35) Auto-Transport Company, 18 (281) Field Bakery, 4th (201) Veterinary Field Hospital, 117 Field Post Station, 263th Field Bank Department |
Commanders | |
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Aug. 23, 1939 - Sept. 18, 1941 | Kombrig, since June, 4, 1940 Gen.-Major I.I. Fadeev (dismissed for hard drinking, arrested and convicted |
Sept. 19.1941 - Sept. 26,1941 | Gen.-Major M.P. Dukhanov |
Sept. 27, 1941 - Feb. 12,1943 | Col. I.D. Romantsov |
Feb. 16, 1943 - Jun. 11, 1943 | Col. A.F. Mahoshin |
Jun. 17.1944 - Nov. 25, 1944 | Gen. - Major I.M. Platov |
Nov. 26, 1944 - Mar. 6, 1945 | Col. M.F. Fedorov |
Mar. 7.1945 - May 9, 1945 | Col. M.J. Mones |