28th Rifle Division - military unit of the USSR in the Great Patriotic War
| 28th Infantry Red Banner Division (2nd formation) | |
|---|---|
| Awards |  |
| Honorary Items | Nevelskaya |
| Troops | land |
| Type of army | infantry |
| Formation | 12/27/1941 |
| Battle way | |
The Great Patriotic War
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Formed on 12/27/1941 in Kotlas (Limenda village). More than a third of its composition came from the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , and it also included many former prisoners who were serving sentences in local camps and colonies, and who submitted a request to be sent to the front.
In the army from 04/20/1942 to 04/22/1945.
From 04/09/1942 she began the transfer to the region of Andreapol and took up positions in the second echelon. In late July, she reached the front line at the Stupino-Kuryakovo-Porechye line. 08/23/1942 entered the battle on the outskirts of the Great Bow . She took part in the Velikiye Luki offensive operation , the Nevelsk-Gorodok operation , the Madon offensive operation , the Riga operation , the liberation of the cities of Velikiye Luki , Nevel , Polotsk , Krustpils , Sebezh , Daugavpils , Riga , Jelgava , the capture of Tilsit .
04/16/1945 was transferred to Bucharest , where she ended the war.
Content
Full name
28th Infantry Nevelskaya Red Banner Division
Submission
- Arkhangelsk Military District - on 01/01/1942
- Kalinin Front , 3rd Shock Army - from April 1942 to 10.20.1943.
- 2nd Baltic Front , 3rd Strike Army - from 10/20/1943.
- 2nd Baltic Front , 22nd Army , 100th Rifle Corps - on 01/01/1944.
- 1st Baltic Front , 4th Attack Army , 100th Rifle Corps - 07/01/1944.
- 2nd Baltic Front , 3rd Shock Army , 100th Rifle Corps - 10/01/1944
- 2nd Baltic Front , 22nd Army , 100th Rifle Corps - 01/01/1945.
- Leningrad Front , Courland Group of Forces , 22nd Army , 100th Rifle Corps - on 01/01/1945.
Composition
- 88th Rifle Regiment
- 144th Infantry Regiment
- 235th Infantry Regiment
- 112th artillery regiment
- 414th training battalion
- 56th separate anti-tank fighter division
- 98th mortar battalion (until 10/18/1942)
- 446th machine gun battalion (until 05/06/1943)
- 173rd separate anti-aircraft artillery division
- 72nd Separate Reconnaissance Company
- 67th Separate Engineer Battalion
- 577th (119th) separate communications battalion (486th, 222nd separate communications company)
- 134th Health Battalion
- 500th Separate Chemical Defense Company
- 143rd Motor Company
- 416th field bakery
- 877th Division Veterinary Hospital
- 1653th Field Post Station
- 1061st box office of the State Bank
List No. 5 Rifle, mountain rifle, motor rifle and motorized divisions that were part of the army during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. Gylev A. - M .: Ministry of Defense. - 218 p.
Commanders
- Colonel Sherstnev, Grigory Ivanovich (12/27/1941 - 09/06/1942)
- Colonel, from 01/27/1943 Major General Knyazkov, Sergey Alekseevich (09/07/1942 - 03/12/1943)
- Colonel Bukshtynovich, Mikhail Fomich (03/13/1943 - 11/21/1943)
- Major General Andryushchenko, Mikhail Fedorovich (11/22/1943 - 03/04/1944),
- Lieutenant Colonel Gotovtsev, Nikolai Vasilievich (03/05/1944 - 03/20/1944)
- Colonel, from 02/02/1944 Major General Fedorov, Vasily Petrovich (03/21/1944 - 11/17/1944)
- Colonel Kornilov, Alexander Dmitrievich (11/18/1944 - 05/09/1945)
Chiefs of Staff
- Colonel Sobolev, Mikhail Ivanovich
- Major Yakushov, Alexander Vasilievich (January 1942 - August 1942)
Rewards
- October 7, 1943 - the honorary name "Nevelskaya" - assigned by order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of October 7, 1943 for the difference in the battles for the liberation of the city of Nevel
- August 9, 1944 - Order of the Red Banner - was awarded by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the SSR of August 9, 1944 for exemplary performance of the combat missions of the command on the front of the fight against the German invaders and the valor and courage shown.
Division Awards:
- 112 artillery Red Banner Regiment.
Distinguished Warriors
- Pelevin, Alexander Vasilievich , senior sergeant, detachment commander of the 67th separate combat engineer battalion.
- Pyankov, Anatoly Pavlovich , private, shooter 2 rifle company 144 rifle regiment.
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Newspaper
The Vperyod newspaper was published. Editor - Major Kuzmin Alexey Ivanovich (1913-?)
Links
Notes
- ↑ Heroes of the Soviet Union. A Brief Biographical Dictionary in two volumes - M .: Military Publishing House, 1987.
- ↑ Knights of the Order of Glory of three degrees. A Brief Biographical Dictionary - M.: Military Publishing House, 2000.
Literature
- Beshanov V.V. Year 1942 - “educational”. Operation Mars - Mn .: Harvest, 2003.
- Semenov G. G. The shock comes. - M .: Military Publishing House, 1986.
- Gorbachev A.N. Military newspapers of the period 1900-2018 from the collections of the Russian State Library and Archives of the Russian Federation: A Quick Reference. M., Infogans, 2019