SOVIET STAFF ORDERS

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• Publication Date: May 12, 1952
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY USSR/Germany (Soviet Zone)
SUBJECT ,,Soviet Sta~?f Orders
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LATION O! IT9 CON TENT9 TO OR RE CEIIT RT AN UNAU TNORI lED PEAlON I!
PRONI^1 TED DY LAN. THE NEP NODUCT ION OI TX I! 10 RY IE PRONI EI Tl O.
1. The enclosed staff orders and docLiments are not exact copies but
reproductions of texts
In most cases thE;y can be considered s.s verba.tim.
duplications of orders which Caere actually issued.
Enclosure ,A); Combat Order of the 57th Gds Rifle Div
(vi)a 4larnin~, Order of the 57th Gds Rifle Div .
(C~ Map Coding Reference, 57th Gds Rifle Div
D)s Operational Report, 932d Sep AAA Bn
E~' Battle Reconnaissance Order, 932.d Sep AAA Bn
(F)o Battle Order, 932d. Sep AAA Bn
(G)s' Chemical Defense I~lstructions, 932nd Sep AAA Bn
(H~~ Combat Alarm Plan, 9324 Sep AAA Bn
(I'):? AT Defense Instructions' 932d Sep AAA Bn
(Jk- AA Defense Plan, 57th Gds Rifle Div
(~o` Radio Liaison Sketch, 932d Sep AAA Bn
L1 River Crossing Table, 57th Gds Rifle Div
~~' Marching Pla.n9 932d Sep AAA. Bn
~" Plan for Battle Order Changes, 932d Sep AAA Bn
(0)s Air Transportation Table, 57th Gds Rifle Di.v
~~' Addx?essing and Classification of Envelopes for
Classified Mater9_al in the Soviet Army.
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Comb~~t Order Na. 1, ~~: 7th c.~uaa~ds Rifle Division in Naumburg -
1900 hours - 2$/12/51. -Map 1:100,000 . - 19~+~+ edition
1. "Dltt~ ?' 1`orces, consisting oz" the 3d and $th Infantry Divisions,
atta.eking in the directi.c~n caf Gotha on 27 and 2$ December 1951,
were halted by "Red" foz~?ces on the Osterberingen-.Weingarten-
Tutleben-Wa1Gea:~shausen line, and shifted to the defense,
Dy sex^is.l recoxanaissaxsce and interrogation of prisonerQ of v~ar
it was esteblished that thae enemy is .engaged in intensive operations
to fort~.fy his main line of resistance .
Tn front oi'` the enemy main line oz" resistance is a double barbed
wire entaxaglcment:. There are minefields ~.n the Tutleben and Walters-
Hs.usen regi,ual~ .
In front of the main :line of resistance are three full-profile
trex~ehes (Note: trenches deep enough so that an average man can
stand erect without eacposing himself), connected by communication
trenches . Tl~e second sine of defense, ~fenigen~.upnitz-Fariroda,
consists of two trenct-ifs.
Enemy arti~,lery is cond~a,eti.ng Fire as follows: in the woods near
He3.n, where a unit of :1U58?mm guns up to about battalion strength is
located; in Hastrunsfeld, where a unit of ..155-mm guns up to about
bs.ttal:i:cjn strength i:~ located. In the region of Wenigenlupnit~~
and Satclstadt the presence of up to five mortar batteries has
'b~cari established.
Enemy ai~s?eraft cif the D-~9, E?~F a.nd 8~-36 types, under the cover
ox' $~:f.ghter craft, a.rye conducting bombing raids on our troops and
ca~t~xr~~xni.~dations lanes to the rear, concentrating on the bombing of
rai].rcad ~uxactions and :~urf'ace roads leading to the front .
Captured, enemy soldiers have indicated that the 65th and 11~#th
T.nf'~~nf:~~y Regirn~:nts of the 3d Inf Div and the $~th Inf Regt of the
$th Inf Div are on the d.e~r'ense in front of the enemy main line of
res~?starire. Enemy reserves are locat~d~as follows: a eon-
cex7tra.tic~n esf tanks, up to ~ a battalion in strength, in the region
o,f tYie woods near Hein.; up to a battalion of tanks and up to a
battalion of 15`a-rn;~ guns were detrained at and are located near
trie r~xi.lroad stat:Ion ixx Mechtextstedt, and a concentration of
infantry troops is in the Schona,u .region.
Aerial reconnaissance established the movement of a column of
tanks and ether vehi.~;lt s up tr.~ two km long from the region of
Eisenach.
The enemy is regrouping his units ar;d is preparing to shift to
offens~.ve action. .
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Enclosure A~ SECRET/SECURITY INFORMATION
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2. The 57th Gds Rifle Div, with the 39th AT Brig attached, has the
mission of making a march from the Naumburg region to the Aspach
region during the night of 2$-29 December 1951, and will be ready
to shift to offense in the direction of Eisenach on 3O December 1951.
The divis~.on will execute the march in two columns, using two
routes. The right column proceeds as follows: Naumburg, Weimar,
Erfurt, Q~gtha, Aspach. It consists of the division headquarters,
the 170th 4ds Rifle Refit, the 655th How Refit, the 932d Sep AAA Bn
(two be,tteries), the 67th Sep Engr Bn, the $9th Sep Sig Bn, the
Medical Dn, and division rear services. The left column proceeds
as follows; Weissenfels, Weimar, and then by autobahn to
Chorselgei , It consists of the 174th tads Rifle Refit, the
12$th Arty Refit, the 172d 4ds Rifle Refit, the 17th HT-SP Refit,
the 64th Seep AT Bn, the gad Sep Mtrcl Ren Bn, and one battery of
the g32d Sep AAA Bn.
The division units are to observe strictly all principles of
camouflage, concealment, and the safeguarding of military security
during the , march .
The units will assemble in the following areas: .
170th (ode Rifle Refit in Aspach region, CP map coordinate 326
174th 4ds Rifle Refit in Brucheim region, CP map coordinate 32$
172d q~de Ri1Cle Refit in Chorselgei region, CP map coordinate 377
65th Hcw Refit and 12$tY~ Arty Refit in Mezbach region
g3~d Sep AAA Bn in Tugleben region, CP ma coordinate. 372
Division headquarters, 3gth Sep Sig Bn, 64th AT Bn, 17th
HT?~SP Refit, and 67th Sep Engr Bn wi11 concentrate in the
region cif the woods two km east of Meterbach
The units of the division will arive in the assembly area by
0604 hour$ on 29 December 1951. Engineer work (camouflage, en-
trenchment, OPO, etc) is to be conducted in complete compliance
with instruction manuals and is to be complete by 1200 hours on
30 December 1951 for the shift to the offensive made in the
general direction] of Eisenach.
The 170th t~da Rif 1e Refit, with two battalions of the 655th How
Refit and ono battery of the g32d Sep AAA Bn, is designated as the
advance guard for the division.
The first echelon is to consist of the 174th (ode Rifle Refit; the
second echelon, the 172d Gds Rifle Refit, will be ready to relieve
the ~.7Uth 4ds Rifle Refit in the Wut region (if the 179th has
heavy casualties).
The 39th t}dt~ Rifle Div of the 3C~VIII Rifle Corps moves on the
right,. and is concentrated in the .region of the woods near
q~rumbach. On tie left, the 21st Q~ds Mecz Div is concentrated
in the Schonau region. The 20th 4ds Mecz Div is in the region
of t~otha, ready to follow up the successes of the 57th lade Rifle
Div.
4. Th? it:>~,ediate task of the division is to break through the enemy
main line of resistance and proceed into the (~etelstadt region.
ThQ follow up task is to develop the offensive sand come out on
the eastern edge of Eisenach, where, by combined operations with
t1~e 21st t~det Mecz Div and the 39th 4ds Rifle Div, it will surround
the e,;lemy units in Eisenach and annihilate them.
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5. The division rear services are to concentrate in the flotha region,
ready to eupply the units of the division with ammunition, food
and PQL during the battle,
Artil~.ery missions are as follows: artillery units will conduct
one hour of artillery preparation on the enemy main line of
resistanct, neutralize firing points and destroy fortif:~cations .
During the advance of our units, the artillery will shift its
fire to the secondary line of resistance, neutralize firing
points, and eupport the advancing divisional units with fire.
The 932d 3Cp AAA Bn will give anti-aircraft protection to the
division ur#i~e during the-march and in the assembly area, During
the period of advance one battery will give anti--aircraft cover
to 'the d~.via~.on advance guard, and two batteries will give anti-
aircrai't cover to the Main. forces,
Artillery units will obtain detailed instructions for their
movemen~e From tk#e divisional artillery chief .
The 6~tfi Sep AT Bn and the 39th AT Brig will be in my reserves
and, w~.ll operate under m, personal direction.
The 17~h ITT-SP Regt wi11 be ready to s~:zgport the rifle units with
fire and by us#,ng their weight will destroy obstacles during the
period of the advance; when the rifle units break throtggh the vain
line of res~.stance the 17th HT-~SP Regt will develop the successes
of the advance. by attacking the enem~r rear from the left flank,
The commander of the 93d Mtrc1 Rcn Bn will organize reconnaissance
of the enemy main line of resistance and enemy defenses in depth,
and w~.ll report his findings to me.
The commander of the 67th Sep Engr Bn is to ensure passage through
tae barbed wire entang~.ements~ and mine fields, and must prepare
bridges-over tank pits. Lastly he is charged with being ready
to o~g~inize the crossing of the 4derra River for
the division.
the units
of
7.
The medical battalion will establish first
Qotha region. The field artillery repair
shops w~.11 be established in the Tutleben
aid
shop
area:
stations in the
and other repair
8.
The-units of the division are to have the following for the
combat per~.od
ammunition - three units of fire
food -three daily rations
POL - three fills
Division rear units will have the folloK~ing:
e.mmunit~:on - two units of fire
food -five daily rations
POL T two fills
The expenditure of ammunition allotted for one day of combat is
as follows: ane unit of fire for artillery units, and eight
units v~ fire for tanks and SP guns.
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Enclosure CAS SECRE'T~SECURITY INF?RMATIDN
t aye -~f-
Signa]:s
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air x~s.id - series of green rockets
tangy treat - series of red rockets
che~t7,Ga~~. threat - series of yellow rockets
iden~if~.~m~ion of friendly aircraft - two or three right
hah1~ b~', tk~e aircraft concerned
fr~,endl3-~ ground troops - a white rocket from the ground
10, The comrr~r~~,`~a~st of the division is in the region of point 372,
at the Most .s~~lgs,nced point of the attack route.
11. Twill ~4e ~~ tl~e command post with the cormnand group.
12. Reports ale to be presented as follows: first report upon
e~aeupy~.ng the assembly area, subsequent ones at 20U0 hours daily.
Commanding officer, 57th Cruards Rifle Division
+ General Maior /ghulga/`
Chief of Staff, 57th Guards Rifle Division
Number of co~pi~~ #nade : 1~
Distribution:. .
No 1 - Division Hq
No 2 through 14 - individual units
Writer by Puzanov
Printed by ~vaflpv
2$ December 1951 No.
Officers .record book ,#34, pages 1~-18
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Enclosure C~~ SECRET/SECURITY INFORTIOId
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Ws.r~?ing Ord~~ ~o. ~., Hq, 57th Guards Rifle Division in Naumburg -
1~Q0 hours 20,~'~'/51 ~ map 1:50, 000, 19+8
On tY~e ~. ~,~ o~ a.n order from Headquarters XXIX Guards Rifle Corps
and by ~~.~ect~gr~ of the Commanding General,~,Eighth Guards Army:
y.
1. Units of tl~~ d~,~Vision will be ~?eady to execute a movement t.o~
the nest ur,~,t aria on 20/7/51 and be prepared for combat action.
2. Equizamen~, motp~ transportation, materials, ammunition, food,
and ~'0A, wi~,~. ~e in a state of readiness . necessary supplies,
.ammuni,~~xon, ~'Q~ a,nd food will be picked up at the division
supply p?~~.nts by 2000 hours, 20/7/51.
3. Persoaane~, wi~.~. be prepared, drivers wi~..l be briefed, anal necessary
orientation lectux+es will be conducted on the safeguarding of
military secrets and an increase of alertness, particularly in
the new u~a~.t area..
un~.ts ~.t ~Q00 hours, 20/7/51.
Small. arms ammunition and items for defense against chemical
a'~tack will be issued to the troops.
~, Unit coml~~.r~d~rs will report to me on the readiness of their
6.
Eaah unit h~adgtzarters will take along only classified documents
and bathe standards.
Upon arr~,va1 at the new unit area, the security of the headquarters,
camt~a'nd posts and individual unit areas will. be increased. Special
attention will be g~.ven to the isolation of the Gerr~a.n population .
Germans wgr..king f?r units will be left behind.
Mobile l~itrhens will be ready to feed on the basis of two meals
per day:
At the c~r#~'q~enRe scheduled for 2000 hours the unit commanders will
reeei~re deta~, ed instruction from me for moving out. The individual
staffs w~L?~.l r~ceive detailed instructions from the staff of the
divis~,~n .
Commanding Officer, 57th Guards Rifle
Division
General Maior /Shulga/
Chief of Staff, 57th Guards Rif le
division
Colonel /Andreyev/
Number of ~?p3,~s -made : l~
Distribution:
No 1 ~ to file
No 2-1~4 individual units
Written by Puzanov
Printed by xvanpv
20/7/51
Officers record book x#42, pages 47-~48
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Reference for Map Coding for Headquarters, 57th guards Rifle
Division for the Period of the Combat Operation
Map scale 1:5~,, 000, dated 19~+$
By order` of .the coding section of the Eighth Guards Army, the
fol~owing dap code will be issued during combat operations. In
order tv conceal the movement of troops and to safeguard the
secrecy of.~:telephane and radio eommunications, all officers will
use the ~'ol~,owing coding oar their operational maps:
a
b
12/50
Ohrdruf
~9
d
c
Base square ~ ~l~rc~~uf designated as 12/50.
Add to tie West and subtract to the east of the basic square.
To the ngrth and south within the squares the figures must be
arranged 1n such a way that a four-digit number will appear in
all telephone and radio dispatches. Moreover, i.n order to facilitate
precise .,~~~p~~,a~t3.ng each square must be divided into four parts
and indic~t~d by using small letters in alphabetical and clockwise
order, ~a~b,c,d).
Chief of Staff, 57th Guards Rifle ~3ivisian
Colonel /Ardreyev/
Number Qf copies: 14
No. 1 to file
No. 2-~1~ distributed to units
Fublizh~d by Puzanov
mistributed by Petrov
21/7/51 No .
Officers reeo-rc~ook ~7, pages 56-57
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Operations.l Report, Number 02, Headquarters 9324 Separate AAA fin,
Naumbt~r~,`18O0 Hours, 22 July 1951, Map scale 1: 50,000,.198'.
1. The battalion, composed of the headquarters. and three batteries,
occupies baitle positions one km north of Naumburg and has the
mission of protecting units of the division from. enemy aircraft.
~. The battalion did not fire during 22 .July 1951. No ammunition was
used. T9ur3,ng the day 50 aircraft sorties by the enemy were
recorded.
~, There were no losses of personnel, equipment or vehicles.
4. The battal3.Qn has the following: personnel - 2519 transportation -
23 vehicles; ~7-mm guns - 1$.
5. The batta~.ion has on hand the following: ammunition - two units
of fire; PQL - two fills; rations -four days supply,
6. Summer weather - enemy aircraft did not e~aidence Much activity.
Personnel were occupied with keeping weapons in shape and carry-
ing on the work of security.
$. Morale of the troops is good. The battalion. is ready to fulfill
its combat mission.
Commanding Officer, 932d Sep AAA En
Lt Col /Ivanov/
Executive Officer, 932d Sep AAA Bn
Ma ~
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No. 1 to artillery headquarters
No. 2 to file
Prepared;`b~r M~.tyushin
Sent. by ~Ivs~nov
22 July_195Z No.
Officers record ~0~~24, pages 2~-25
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P ale
Battle Recanns.issancE~ (~:Cc~e~r Psi:.. ~., Headquarters g32d Separate AAA
Battalion, Naumburg, X100 ~~%`7,~~1, Map 1:50,000, 194$
1. "Bluef1 forces, consi ~?~.r,~a ~:~z? the $th and 31st Inf Diva, passed
over to the defense a~~~t t~.~s:~~~ ~~p a defensive position along the
western b~.nk of tYae We~a:r~-~ ky 3~.~~~ex~ after stubborn and extended
action with ":Red" far~ses , rl'k~ey are conducting intense operations
ih order to fortify thF~.r rr~a,~..ag ~.ine of resistance. zn front of
the M1,R ~.s a. double hax~t?4d w3.re entanglement . The enemy has
strong aircraft unit,:~,y ~y=n~ist3.ng of bombers and fighters, in
has area. During the c:oux~se~ of the day and night of 20/f/51 one
thousand enemy sortie; were recorded. Enemy aircraft of the
B-2g, 8-26, aid B-1"T t;~r~.+es, ~~.;~nder fighter cover, usually .conduct
bombing raids on o~.r :t'orwar#d 1.in~:s, rear targets, and also on
ra~.lroad ~unetions .
2 . ~7urir~g -the march each ~an~.t {~~' tPie `battalion will have two
platoons in readiness .for tkat~ ~~urpase of firing on enemy air-
c'raPt while on the rnt~~ve .
Raund~ will ~ b~ reedy fc~~~ imzriediate use, and gun crews will 'be on
the alert.
3. Battery commanders w:~1"L ~iet:n,i..1 ~~ir observers (usually reconnaissance
men} ~ and 24-hour ~~e:r ~g~.,~_ ~.i~~ observation will be organized at the
firing positions besl.s.~.~tm~nition by assuring a continuous level of taro .unite
of fire .
5. The officer in charge of vehicles for the battalion gill secure
continuous suppl~.es of P4L for tYae unite, organise the repair of
vehicles in the field, and set up a repair shop in the area
near Tutleben.
7c During the e~ovement of units the battalion medical officer will
provide medical services for the personnel, increase control on
the quality of food, and pay particular attention to water supply
Units oP~ the 'battalion will receive all equipz~ent, rations, amtnuni~
tion, and F0L which they laok from the battalion supply depots.
9. Battalion rear. headquarters will be located in the vicinity of
Tutlebon.
10~ .Reports on, and requests concerning shortages of combat material
will be presented to headquarters daily by 1900 hours.
Gorrr~ander, 93~d gap AAA Bn
.. Lt Col /Ivanav/
Supply Officer
Lt Col /Igriatvvich/
Prepar?d in o~se copy for actioa~ only
Written by Ignatovich
~9ent t? Ivanov
22 July 1951 1Jo .
Officers record obo '#2~, pages ~.2~1~
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Battle Instructions No. 1 for Chemical Defense, Headquarters 9324
Sep AAA Bn, N~aumburg, 2200 hours,, 2oj'~/51: Map 1:50,000, 198
~.. "Blue"' units, consisting of the Alth InP Div and 10th I~ecz Div,
have passed to the defensive and are executing a regrouping of
their units In preparation for passing to the offensive.
The enemy has chemical units among his Porces and enemy artillery
and mortar units are equipped with chemical shells. ley aerial
reconnaissance it has been established that the enemy is bringing
tanks of war gas to railroad stations nearby.
It is provable that the enemy will use war gas in a critical.
moment.
2. For the purposes of timely warning in cage of a sudden gas attack:
X11 personnel will be in passeesion aP individual means oP pro-
teetian, such as gas mask, capes, So?ks and individual packets.
3. Unite oP the battalion will have means 4'or partial decontamination
of material and arsiaall arms in resdix-eas.
Improvised means for neutralizing conta~.nated areas will be pre-
pared. Ser~.ou$ly gassed personnel will be sent to medics.l first
-aid detachments.
Decontamination areas will be equipped Por the faring positions,
chemical observers will be detailedp and a chemical Host will be
set up in the battalion command poet.
5. The signal fc~r 11gas alarm" is given by Frequent blo~~vs on a shell
"
"
.
gas
ease; and by voice over telephone and radio stating
Reports of the use of war gas by the el~emy will be sent (to the
staff of the 932d~ imr~tediately by the vsrious .means of communica-
tion.
Chief oP StaPP, 932d Sep AAA Bn
I~a~ar ~ /l~ityushin/
Chief oP Chemical Service, 9324 Sep AAA Bn
Lt /name .unknown/
Prepared in one copy
Copy to file only
Pre ared and written by Petrov
20/51 130 .
Officers reco~""ook, pages ~8-49
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Enclosure (H) ;ECRET~SECURITY INFORMATION
Fa~;e -i-
Confirmed
Commanding Officer, ~ jtr~ txuards Rifle Division
General Maior ./Shu'ga%
Apr i ~. 1951
Plan for the ~t~plementation of a. Combat Alarm of the 9324 Separate
Antiaircraft Battalion f'or 1951.
I. Natification
a . The battalion . may be notified of a combat alarm by the
division commander, or the chief of staff of the division,
or 'by staff offic~;rs who have signed permission from the
div~,sion commander.
b. The combat alarm may be announced by telephone or radio,
and also 'by a liaison officer, who notifies the officer of
the day ,
c . After receiving the combat alarm, the officer of the da`y
alerts all the personnel, notifies the unit commander and
chief of staff by messengers, and personally directs the
assembly of x~ersonnel until. the unit officers arrive. Re
also strengthens the guard in the vehicle and ,gun parks
and at supply x~oints, directs camouflage activities and
.maintains order.
d. The unit comm:~.nd~~r, upon arrival at his s~eed.quarters,
assigns m.issic~ns tU the officer personnel for the move to
the assembly area, by all units, aazd then, ~t~;rough his staff
officers, dirR~::ts the assembly of subordinate units and gives
the order to ~~c>ve out .
II . Assembly DurinC~?rrlt~a.t~ ?A1 arm
a. Upon receiving thE. combat ~~,larm signal all EM, with their
vreapons, engizi~~er f_:qu.ipmerat and inst;ruments~, start out for
the artillery l~ci.r'k in i'orznation under the command of their
non-egms . Thc: a.rt;illery pieces are moved out, vehicle
engines are s~;az?tc,d, artillery pieces are hooked to the
vehicles, and. t;he equipment and ammurit:ton are loaded.
b. Officers rept~;:~t, try headquarters in full combat readiness,
with auitcase:a and reap cases, to get maps and to learn
their mission, after which they report to their units to
d.ireGt the unit assembly. When ready, the officers form
their batteries in column formation i.n the area designated
for this purp~~~~e with the heads or" the columns facing
the control cricckpoint, and report to the Unit commander. or
the chief of st:af'f' that they are ready to move .
The c#~ief of :~.rt:illery, with his personnel sand five other EM,
proceeds to the artillery supply point with a truck to
receive ammunition.
Tie supp7_y officer, with five EM, supervises the loading cf
tie emergency rations on supply trucks and teen ,joins the
main column.
The senior bat~;,al.ion technical officer loads tY~e POL from
the emergency supplies into his truck and ,joins the column.
*rangefinders, binoculars, compasses
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The chief of staff Qives the orders to deactivate and load
the HQ, staff, ~;arry ;gut the flag, and to relieve the guard,
which is reduced to one man from each subordinate unit.
The order of formation of the column for the march to the
assemb~.y area is as follows : At tYae front of the column is
the .battalion staff and the headquarters platoon, with the
Xst, 2d and 3d batteries and rear services following, The
ch~.ef of staff heads the column. The march route is as
follows; base camp - Grossberingen - Wolfsberingen - Gross-
hart forest.
.c. Upon arrival at the assembly area, in case of combat alarm,
the battalion units will take up the following formations;
The 1st battery in the region of map reference 35$; the 2d
battery in the region of map .reference 37~; and the 3r3 battery
at a single house, The headquarters staff, headquarldGrs
platoons and rear services will occupy the northern edge of
Grosshart forest. The headquarters platoon wi11 immediately
esta'glish communications with the battalion unite and set up
a radio station for contact with the division artillery staff.
The battalion chief of reconnaissance will deploy the division
pommand post under the direction of the chief of staff and
will stat~.on a reconnaissance observer.
d. -The m,issian of the battalion in the assembly area. fora combat
alarm is to protect the units of the division from enemy air
attacks. Firing will commence on orders from the division CF.
Single reconnaissance aircraft will not be fired upon,
III. Anti-aircraft Det'ense Measures on the March
Battery commanders will prepare twa antiaircraft guns each to be
ready. for firj.ng an the move, while the march is in pragress.
.each gun will have one boat of ammunition. Guns will be-fired as
necessary on commar7d of the battery commander, during the march.
Air observers will be detailed for ea~:h vehicle and all around
observation will bP increased.
Signal for air threat: two green rockets
All personnel will have their gas masks and protective capes:
observers (for gas attack) will be detailed.
Signal for chemical threat: one white rocket
Observation of bath air and ground enemy forces will be maintained
at the firing points on a 24-hour .per day basis, AF shells and
Al' gr~nadee will be in readiness for a defense against enemy tanks.
Fir~,ng pvsitians are to be occupied according~to field regulations
and wi7.~, lbe camouflaged.
When assembling personnel during the march and in the assembly areas,
all measures of camouflage are to be observed strictly, the
movement is to be made with dimmed-out vehicle lights, no fires
will be lit, and smoking is strictly prohibited, especially on
v~hiele's during the movement. The amount of time allotted for
assemb~.y, moving out and completing the move of the battalion is
one hour From the time the alarm is sounded.
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N. ~ Materi~.l Suppler at ~`ime of MoyingOut
When moving out to the assembly area, after the alarm has
sounded the-units are to have the following:
ammup~.tion - two units of fire
~'C}pd ~ three daily rations
Fpfi~ ~. two fills
V . C~enea"a1 Organizational Orders
When moving out to the assembly area after the alarm is sounded
the chief Qf staff will request the Kommandaturas to notify all
officers qn leave to report for duty, j.n accordance with emergency
addx~ess~s prepared earlier.
the ehief of staff will define the combat situation in artillery
headquarters and inform the battery commanders. He will send a
liaison officer to division headquarters on a motorcycle.
The chief of staff will direct the personnel of all training units,
such as the training platoon and the drivers school., to report
tQ their regular units?
The ehief of staff will direct that all-patients who cannot walk
wall be taken to the medical battalion for further treatm~nt~
The deputy for supply will organize the serving of two hot rcaea.ls
each day.
Unit commanders will keep a liaison NCO at their headquarters for
courier duties,
Conversat~.onal contact 'by .telephone and radio will be :Ln accord
with instructions given by the battalion signal officer.
The signal for identification of friendly planes will tae received
daily at battalion headquarters. The signal wi~.l be changed
daily at 200 hours Moseow time.
Corru~anding Officer, 932d Sep AAA Bn
Lt Col /Ivanov/
Chief of Staff, 932d Sep AAA Bn
Mai /Mity~ashin/
Prepared in one copy
Prepared. and written by Pavlov
24 April 1951
No. of o#'ficers record book, gages ~5-49
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Battle?Tnstruction No. 1 for Anti-Tar~,k Defense, h~q, g32d Separate AAA
Battalion, Naumburg, 2200 Hours 20%7/51, Map 150,000, 1948
1. Enemy farces, consisting of the 10th and 8th Inf Divs, are
occupying defensive positions on the western bank of the Werra
River anal are preparing to pass over to the offensive with. the
purpose of penetrating our main line of resistance and continuing
on in the direction of Eisenach.
By aerial reconnaissance it has been established that the enemy
has concentrated large tank units. Facing .the front are the 4th
Mecz Div and the 5th Tk Div. F.nemy_tanks are concentrated ire
the woods in the region of ~luta. These units are equipped with
heavy tanks. Enerriy tanks are conducting fire with AP and
incendiary rounds.
2. Subordinate .units of the battalion will have two boxes of AP
shells in readiness f?or each gun to be used for AT defense.
Fire on epemy tanks will be opened only for defense against tanks
penetrating into the zone of the firing positions.
3. A1], troops will tae issued anti-tank grenades and special personnel
for ~irir~g on tanks will be detailed from the headquarters section
and from the ammunition carriers.
~+. Observers will be detailed for abserving the enemy ground forces,
and a 24-hour observation of enemy ground forces will be het up
at the firing positians.
5. Firing positions will be completely equipped in the engineer
sense, as established in the manual. Trenches will be dug at a
distance of 200 m from the firing positions far the concealment
of the tank destroyers.
Firing data cards will be completed for each grin for conducting
defensive fire, and commanders will define firing sectors for
each gun.
Probable lanes of tank approach will be determined and indicated
to all personnel.
7. Defensive fire will be conducted as necessary in each firing
sector.
8. Signal for tank threat: two green rockets; by radio or tele-
phone the word "tanks".
g. Reports of tank danger will be announced immediately by tele-
phone and radio.
Chief of Staff, 932d Sip AAA Bn
Major /Mityushin/
Asst Chief of Staff, ~32d Sep AAA Bn
Sr Lt fSharetskiy/
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Copy for the fi~,e
Prepared and written by Ivanov
20/7/51 Nq.
Officers reco~d~ook, pages 84-85
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flan fo~?` Ant~.aircraft Defense of Units and Ob~ectiv?s of the 57th
_ Guards Rifle Division
NO e
Name Qt wait ar~d
ob~eativb to be
Division Hq
Number of AA Weapons Empgoyad
.i m calibe igh ca e
mm AA ~zuns 37-mm AA gun 12 a 7-mm .AAA MGa
~. Units orossi~ag
Elbe Ri~Qr 12
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Chief o~ Sta#'f , ~3~d Sep AAA Bn !~?
Sketch of'R~c~io Liaison, 932d Separate AAA E~tta3lon
6 5 How Rego I2$th F Arty Regt ~4Oth AT Bn
auts.r 1 C~x~.tar 2 Guitar 3
f
F'x+~gl~er~~~y 189/170
ter. ?~. ~. ~ ~,. .~. ~.
Ax~~illery Commander
~Ca~~. aign "Guitar"~
/C0, g3~d Sep
AAA Bn
Cali, s~.gn "Volga"
F~~-clue~ey 184/T91
1t3~ wry 2d Btry 3d Btry
'YA~,g~ 1 Volga 2 Volga 3
Legs?d
The general call. Igign ?f
the artillex-y aotr~smmander
"Guitar" moat be kt~owra
to -all radio-~r~et
operators.
g254fa78
Keys:
8679368
The. prir~aary frequency
-used fore the general het
is 18g; the eecondar~
is 170.
Frequencies will be
changed each day at
2400, MosQOw ti~te..
Chief of Signals, 932d AAA Bn
Capt /Sudorgin/.
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. Table for they Order of Crossing the Elbe River by Unity of the 5'7tYa r ~
Rirle Division,. 23 3une 1951
Typ?s and Numbers of Crossings
No .
Division Unit
De s ignat~.ons
Bridg? No. 1 Raft No. 1
'Begin End Begin End
Ramarke
1.
932d
Sep AAA
Hn
2.
655th How Regt
~`faample times)
Q9.20 09 40
o~~o lolo ~ 0940 1020
Note: Ae ~ ruYo,.offic?r sp?cialists of the engine~r~troope axe
designated as the commanders for river cro~$inga.. Also boa
of aepa~ate battalions, chiefs or $te~t'r and e~giM?ers of
tb,? rule regiments are selected ror th~a a~ut~.
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Confirmed B9'
CO, 932d Sep AAA Bn
Lt Col /Ivanov/
July 19 51
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Marching Plan of 932d Sep AAA Bn
~~ ~~
1,..~.,..~ ~-,.?,~?--a anc
Bn CO Staff Hq plat 1st 2d 3d Supply truck Amino Pdainten
Btry Btry Btry & Truck Truck
field kitchen
Remarks: D~.st~~ces betwe?n the batteries on the move is 1OOm; bettyeen
txuclca the intervs.l is 3d-35 m durl ng the day and 20.-25 m at
n~.ght
Speed: 25-3G km per hour duri.ra.g the day and 1?-15 kan -per hour
at night
Directional signals for the column: by flags during then day
and by lanterns at night
Column Commander '
Chief of Staff, 932d Sep AAA Bn
~6a jor /Mityushix~~/
Propared in one copy
For file on~y
Published by M~.tyushin
22/'7/51 No.
By hand f ro~n~?_,,,_~_____,
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Confirmed Hy
CO, 932d Se A,AA Bn
Lt Col ~va,nQv/
19 51
Plan for tb.e.Change of Order of Battle of the 932d Sap AAA~Bn,
-57th Gds Rifle Div
Name 4~` Unit
Subgrdinate
~..
N edge of
u~.i~s of the
Gotha
9324
Bn?
Seep AAA
is t Btr~r
2d Btry
3d ~~~
2.
N edge of
Truegleb?n
3.
Wedge of
Aspach
4.
Wedge of
N edge of
Trursgleben
~ edge of
Aspach
~ edge of
~oechterstadt
W edg? of
Goethelstadt
Upon departxa.re
of advance units
from A sp ach are a
Upon departure
of advance units
into Teutleb?r
region
Upon. depart~.r?
of advance unit s
ix,.to Goethelatadt
region
Upon de?~arture
of advance units
into Shonau region
P1,an ~'or the chang? of the order of battle ig composed
only for offensive action.
Chief of .Staff, 932d Sep AAA Bn
Mai or /Mi tyushixa/
Prepared in four cops?s
No. 1 to file
~'o. 2-4 to subordinate units
Published b~ Mit~ush.i~n
Distributed by I~anov
22/7/5. No.
Officers record book No.,_~_pages 32-34
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A~d~.ress~,~r~ ar~d C~:aeeification of Envelopes i`or firar~a~iitti~
C3~a~4~~:~ied Material in the Soviet Army
Secret
Letter "A"
Enveloped Stamp planed here
Ivanav t'or package
Teo. E~eol~t~e4 0~'~'icer of 57th ~rde Inf Div
No. 063
932 Sep AAA Bn
Letter "IC" Tc~p ~~oret
Enve~lc~ped
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The eymb~pl,."A": i~dicatee that any assistant oP the addreaae~ n~~r
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