39th Separate Tank Regiment

	39th separate ; tank Kiev ; Red Banner Orders ; Suvorov, Kutuzov and ; Alexander Nevsky ; regiment ; ( 39th release )
Rewards:
Honorary Names:	Kievsky
Troops:	land
Type of army:	armored vehicles
Formation:	1942
Successor:	201st Tank Regiment
	Battle way
	The Great Patriotic War; Hungarian uprising; Prague spring

The 39th separate tank regiment (the 201st Kiev Red Banner Order of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky tank regiment) is a separate tank regiment of the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War .

Content

History

39th separate tank Kiev Red Banner Order of Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Regiment

As part of the Field Army from 11/20/1942 to 12/12/1943 from 05/13/1943 to 05/11/1945

Submission

date	army	front (military district)
on 10/01/1942		MBO
on 11/01/1942		MBO
on 12/01/1942	22nd A	KlF
01/01/1943	22nd A	KlF
02/01/1943	3rd Ud. BUT	KlF
03/01/1943		MBO
on 04/01/1943		MBO
on 05/01/1943		MBO
06/01/1943	27th A	StpVO
07/01/1943	27th A	StpVO
on 08/01/1943	6th Guards BUT	VRF
09/09/1943	27th A	VRF
on 10/01/1943	38th A	VRF
on 11/01/1943	38th A	1st UV
12/01/1943	38th A	1st UV
01/01/1944	38th A	1st UV
on 02/01/1944	38th A	1st UV
03/01/1944	38th A	1st UV
on 04/01/1944	38th A	1st UV
06/01/1944	3rd Guards BUT	1st UV
07/01/1944	3rd Guards BUT	1st UV
on 08/01/1944	3rd Guards BUT	1st UV
09/09/1944	3rd Guards BUT	1st UV
on 05/01/1944	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
10/01/1944	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
on 11/01/1944	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
12/01/1944	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
01/01/1945	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
02/01/1945	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
03/01/1945	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
on 04/01/1945	5th Guards BUT	1st UV
on 05/01/1945	5th Guards BUT	1st UV

From June 10, 1945 until the disbandment of the 5th Guards. A. was part of the Central Group of Forces. In December 1946, the army’s command was disbanded, and the regiment was transferred to the USSR as part of the 13th guards motorized rifle of the Poltava Order of Lenin twice the Red Banner Orders of the Suvorov and Kutuzov divisions of the 38th Army of the PrikVO (until 1957, UGV, and since 1957. The 21st Guards Tank Poltava Order of Lenin twice the Red Banner Orders of the Suvorov and Kutuzov Division), as the 15th tank Kiev Red Banner Orders of the Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Regiment. And since 1965 - the 13th Guards Tank Poltava Order of Lenin twice the Red Banner Order of the Suvorov and Kutuzov Division, as the 201st Kiev Red Banner Order of the Suvorov, Kutuzov and Alexander Nevsky Regiment.

The regiment went a glorious battle path. For the difference in the battles for the capture of Kiev, the regiment was given the name Kiev, and later its name became the 39th Kiev separate tank regiment (Order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of November 17, 1943 No. 42).

In the battles for the liberation of the country, many soldiers of the regiment bravely fought and among them a company under the command of Art. Lieutenant A. I. Khalamenyuk , who on January 12 entered into combat with the Tiger tanks and knocked out 3 of them. In this battle, Halamenyuk ended all armor-piercing shells. And then the fearless officer on the burning tank rammed into the enemy machine with a ramming strike. Both tanks exploded. So A.I. Khalamenyuk died. On April 10, 1945, A. I. Halamenyuk was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union for his high combat skill, courage and courage. Enrolled forever in the lists of the military unit. He was buried in the Polish village of Yanino. The street in Kremenchug, where a memorial plaque is installed, is named after him. Literature For courage and courage. Kharkov, 1984. S. 396-398. Forever in the ranks. M., 1973. Prince. 6, pp. 67-78. In this battle he died. On April 10, 1945, A. I. Halamenyuk was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union for his high combat skill, courage and courage. Enrolled forever in the lists of the military unit.

Composition 201 mp for 1972

In 1972, the regiment was armed with T-62 tanks, having the organizational and staff structure of the tank regiment of the tank division.
It included:
Office and regiment headquarters
three tank battalions - 31 T-62 tanks each plus a regiment commander tank. All battalions of three-troop composition, each battalion has its own platoon of TO
anti-aircraft battery - 4 ZSU-57, 4 ZSU-23-4 "Shilka"
reconnaissance company - 3 PT-76, BTR-60, BTR-72
communications company
chemical protection company
repair company - SPK-5, BTT-1 (ISU-T), W-55, BTS-4
Engineering sapper company - 3 PMZ, 2 MT-55A, MTU-20, BAT-UM1, TMM
car company
curfew
business platoon
medical unit
motorized platoon of machine gunners

Command

date	Regiment commanders	Rank
at 08.43; at 11.43	PUSHKAREV Sergey Filippovich	lieutenant colonel
at 01.45	SEROV Mikhail Alekseevich	lieutenant colonel
at 05.45	ALEKSEEV Alexey Filippovich	major

Position	Full Name	Rank	date
Regiment Headquarters	POTOKIN Vasily Sergeevich,	major (killed 04/19/1945 - HBS)
Deputy regiment commander	KUREDA Ivan Petrovich	major (killed 12/12/1943 - HBS)

Distinguished Warriors

For military valor during the war years were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union:

Kolodchenko, Boris Georgievich , tank commander, lieutenant technician.
Pushkaryov, Sergey Filippovich , regiment commander, lieutenant colonel.
Halamenyuk, Alexander Iosifovich , company commander, senior lieutenant.

Awards and titles

Award, name	date	For what received
Kievsky	11/17/1943	For the brave and skillful actions of the personnel in the battles for the liberation of Kiev
Order of the Red Banner	February 19, 1945	For exemplary performance of command tasks in battles during the breakthrough of the German defenses west of Sandomierz and the valor and courage shown
Order of Suvorov III degree	February 19, 1945	For exemplary performance of command tasks in battles with the German invaders, for the capture of the cities of Czestochow , Pshedbuj , Radomsko and the valor and courage shown at the same time
Order of Kutuzov III degree	06/04/1945	For exemplary performance of command assignments in battles with the German invaders during the capture of the city of Dresden and the valor and courage shown at the same time
Order of Alexander Nevsky	May 28, 1945	For exemplary fulfillment of command tasks in battles during the breakthrough of the German defense on the Neisse River and the seizure of the cities of Cottbus , Lübben , Zossen , Beelitz , Luckenwalde , Troienbritzen , Zahn , Marienfelde , Grebbin , Rangsdorf , Didersdorf , Keltov and the courage shown at the same time.

Notes

Literature

For courage and courage .. -.: Kharkov, 1984. - S. 396-398.

Encyclopedic Edition. On forever in the ranks. - M., 1973. - T. 6. - S. 67-78.

I.G. Drogovoz. Tank sword of the country of the Soviets = http://coollib.com/b/270534/read . -.: Harvest LLC. License LB No. 32 dated 10. 01. 01. RB, 220013, Minsk, ul. Kuhlman, 1, bldg. 3, floor 4, p. 42.

LLC Publishing House AST., 2002. - 5,100 copies.

Brief biographical dictionary. Heroes of the Soviet Union . - Moscow, 1988 .-- T. 2.

Links

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List No. 29 of armored units and subunits (individual battalions, divisions, companies and armored trains) that were part of the army during the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945).