ORDER OF BATTLE OF THE GSFG, CGF AND KVP (RE: REEQUIPMENT, RAIL INFORMATION, BORDER POLICE AND TRAINING)

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• Publication Date: September 7, 1955
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CENTRAL INTE_LICENCE AGENCY REPORT NO,
INFORMATION REPORT CI) NO.
COUNTRY East Germeny/kustria
SUBJECT Order of Battle of the GPFG, 0GF and UP
(RE:, REC.Otil MEW RA I L I WORM-11 014, CORDER POL. CC
AND IRA' I NO7)
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REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
1. Zane:al
Between June 1954 and June 1955, GSFG received the following weapons
and vehicles from the USSR:
More than 1,000 tanks, a;?proximately 600 guns and mortars, approximately
600 AT guns, approximately 700 AA guns and approx,:_mately 7CC arlsored
personnel carriers. (See Annex 1 and. paragrapn 3),
The Weapons were distributed among the units, while no shipments
of weapons for the USSR, turning-in of weapons at GSFG and army ordnance
depots, or turning-over of weapons to the .0P have been observed so far.
During the same period, the number of motor vehicles increased by
approximately 6,000 vehicles in spite of the fact that a certain number
of old vehicles were turned in.
It is possible that old weapons will be shipped to the USSR or turned
over to the KVP after completion of the training year, At present,
however, the considerable increase of equipment, which nay include the
possibility of camouflaged activation of new units, is worth noting.
The increase of personnel which, according to information on the
personnel exchange in the fall of 1954, amounts tc 25,000 recruits
would permit thaactivation of additional weapons. There were no
indications of an activation of new units. It is, however, assumed that
additional sub-units in conpanx or platoon strength are being formed
with tank and artillery units.
The ephasized readiness of the USSR for negotiations on the German
problem is, in the military field, opposed by the considerable increase
and modernization of heavy equipment of the army.
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a. Oombat Div sion
The number of divisions which, as a result of e.eriences on 17
June 1953 remained at their -,:osts rather than transferring to distan
stammer training grounds, increased compared wtth 1954.
Annex 3 is a tabulation on transfers during thJs summer, with car
oorrespondiag data of 1953 aEd. 1954. Annex 3 ontains detailed
information on training activities. In June, intensive training
of combat divisions was observed at traii,1143- grounds and traininc
areas in the vicinit,v of pests, some of which had been newly
prepared or improved, A8 a result of increased security' measur,es
by the Soviets, which had already been mentioned in the preoedine
Iilonthly Report, the present trainink-;. level can be judged only. from
individual observations. It vears that, in s:Iiite of the high
.2ercentage of recruits and large number of new %leavens, exercisev
of mixed units up to battalion stren6th were oonducted earlier
and more frequently than previously. These exercises concentrated..
on advanced combat firing practices of teams of several infant-Ty
companies, one tank battalion, one artillery battalion and
additional heavy. weaons. It was noted that traLnin?; included
an unusually large number night exercises and 14f.a.int firing
practices with artillery and tanks. The latter used infra-Ted
sighting equipment which was fixed on the turrets,
The divisions, which remained at the posts, rotatd numerous
artillery and tank units to the, followin:r training:;rounds for
firing practices of several-dayeduration: HEATH,
4IITSToCky TELPLIN, LIEBEROSI, and, dominant 1, JUl:,?ERBOG. See
lrnex 3.
b.
The two artillery di,risions remained at ALTENGWillOW until late
June and exchanged individual units between posts and training
area after mid-Jtne.
LEIPZIG. STENDAL and ORANIEN,OdHG as places of destination tend
';() indicate that the shipments, which left AL2 GRJuCi on 17 and
16 June, involved EL units of the XXIX Gds ;.ts Rifle Corps, the
LXXIX, I:Az Rifle Corps and, presumably, the Second Ude 1.;:eoz Army,
which had fired. at ALTUGRABOW.
On 26 June, three shipments of elements of tie 71st Light Arty
32-Az went .1.*.rom BER14.73 to the .1-12 iliAGIYEBURG. It is assumed that
elements of this brigade were transferred to ALTaGRABOI.
The following shipments could not be explained
11 June ALTEM.;RABO-LIEKROSL
13 June .P1WiLiTORT/Oder-ALTENGRABO'i';
1.8 June FRANKFURT/Oder -ALTENGRABO;
21 June ALTENGRABOEUZELLE (LIIAEROSE),
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The AAA Luults continued their firing practi'es at tile Wz-,;T
and JDE1Ri30G training..;.r.ounds. See Annex 4 In additio
shipnents, large tont ca:ap9, which were occupied by uni
were continually observed in the nasT C;I:;-:,l;A area. As in
preceding years, predominantly 11.cht units fired there at
targets which were tows& by individual aircraft.. at an alt
of 800 to 1,000 meters At night, 65-mit, and, ailegedij,
? batteries fired, with seszchlightv being eNployed- targetl.
?clad not be observed.
Tr inin of engineer units nt.nued at th rnovr engLreer
training sites on tho Elb, Havel, L1de rd Saaie i1ers, See
Annex 5.
ilni;lneer battalions, .which. had remained in the area 6, their
posts, erzezed in combined. exertises with units of thcAr division
The exercises concentrated on river crossing of tanks on ferries.
The exorcises of the encineer urits of the Forth Oda Lecz Army
in the 81TTKAU area. between 5 Esy and 8 j.jme and the. ,nint exerciaes
of the two units with. special amphibious vehicles fr. SiERLER.G.
and EBERSWALDE in the ROLAU area between. 29 Lay and 29 June are
worth noting.. In addition to the known new full-traci amphibious
vehicles, half-track amphibious vehicles of a new t. were
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observed with the i151!:RSAi.:a tnit
Arri3.9.1...Weaporis fz.tm the U6:3i1
Tanks
The tabulation attached i nex 1 ii loates 3sh' s Tthe
USSR on 13 November " betwesn February and I 1955,
The shiimento we to ote an trainin, areas of tank rlivis ons,
except for one shipment which wac bound for the )est of the Hy
Tank SP Ret of the Eiijith 0e1R najority of tho shipments
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carri. apksnu 13 of these enipments
involved T-54 tanks. Accord to the charsoteristic shipment
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record nunbers and the supplementary infornaton. that the trains
carried "loads exceeddng standard measureents", the other
shipments are quite definitely believed to have belonj.id to the
same proram, especially, since they went to 'osts of tank.
divisions The following shipment-record number series were used
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The three missind an ?? 'cGord nullbers of the tthroutTh
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served- The other frail,mentu of series do.. not fit in any system,
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:d.th 7.;00. T-54 tanks, the 7th ;,;(1t1. Tank Div would be able to replace
all T-34 tanks and to aotivate t;1:a missing third company with each tank
battalion.
Available information fails to definitely indicate whether the
shipments involved exclusively tanks or an stditional new type of
tank, possibly J3-4 tanks,
In Llarch, April and Lay r.)55, thc tank divisions turned cr:er tanks to
mechanized and rifle armie, Ehipz.ents of this type, which could easily
be distinguished from tne usugl nlc. firing details, were no longer
observed. after 15 Liay. The numh,:,r of tanks turred ining this period
could be estimated only from th.) reported flatcars, 4ince tie ? latter
were sometimes reported as carry one and sometimes two T-34 tanks.
The following numbers of tanera elleved to have been turned inl
9th Tank Div
12th Gds Tank Div
7th Ode Tank Div
10th Gds Tank. idv
bermeen 25 and 46 tanks
. between and 114 T-34.. tanks
between 6o and 111 tanks
between 140 and 193 tanks, 6o of which
ere confirmed. az T-34 talika,
b, Guns
In Jwri.,?, 1954, apy)roximately 250 T,122rill field howitzers arrived for
reequipment of mortar roaivents the tank and mechanized divisions.
Between ::',Ovember 1954. and Januaxy i, a total of about 300.
.lowire and IW-nm un hoviitzem arrived for the IV Arty Corps and
the artillery brigadee of the mechanized and rifle armies.
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c. AT -suns
tt the same tiue, appeoximately 250 heavy AT guns of _15 mm and 100 mre
arrived and were distributed among the artillery br5zades ef the
mechanized areies. Psrticularly noteworthy was the arrival of
appioxieately 350 AT Tans of undetermined caliber fn early June 1955
These suns were forwaaded to the Eighth Gds Army, te RATIEITOW and
am ordnance desot in JUETEFLBOG. From there, 6 r0 guns were for ed
to each of the two AT Arty bregades or tee TV Arty Corps in ROSTOCK
and RUEGEN. These guns may have been recoilless. guns.
d fiAgune
Between 27 n4y and 6 June 1955, 240 flatcars, each carrying 2. or 3
light A.L. guns, arrived, and were distributed as follows:
43 flatcars to STRAUSBi:RO
1
60
12
36
50
6
6
2
24
total 240
110
to WLEDER
to FUERSTZWAIDE
to R056LAU
to BIESEITUAL
to JULTERBOG
to RLEER
to Fiiiia6TaBERG
to ALTSTRELIT4
to Fraq
Available information failed to indicate definitely the caliber of tL
guns. Since it appears improbable that such a lare number of 37-mm AA
guns should have arrived; 57-mm AA gons may have been. involved. Or. 2
June, a shipment of some 50 x 85-mm AA guns arrived in FRANL2UhT/Oder
from the USSR.
e. Armored personnel carers
Since June 1954, a total of appoximately 700 armored personnel carriers
arrived in the zone.
f. Truckeee_prime zaseeme and other
After the arrival of some 10,000 trucks and the turrin-in of apprximately
6,000 trucks during the second half of 1954, 20 percent of the available
motor vehicles have been replaced by never types and the total number of
motor vehicles has increased by 4,000 trucks, After'Lay 1955, Liorc tl;An
19000 trucks, apparently ircluing 100 x 10-ton trecks, which were
observed for the first tiyae, arrived within the fraswerk a no wsve
of arrivals. Includeng the 700 armored personnel carriers, the
approximately 160 new anphibioo vehicles and ad.roximatelj 125 new
prime movers, the total cquivaent with motor vehicles iacrased by about .
6,000 vehicles.
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a. The traffic situation continued to be strained on account of
heavy freight traffic and large demands for transportation epace
by the Soviet occupation power.
b. The railroad coal situation improved considerably by increased
hard coal imports from Poland. On 20 June 1955, coal stooks rose
to 79 days requirements and thus reached an ail-time high
for this year. The target fixed for 1955 were coal stooks
representing.8 days' requirements. These coal stocas are still
fat below the point which must be considered as normal and do
net permit sustained non-scheduled major transportation operations.
On the other hand, coal stocks row on hand will Lake the railroad
administration more independent from fluctuations in coal imports,
Approximately 75 of the coal stocks available consisted of hard
coal.
co hail traffic from and to the Ea$t continued at a high rate. In
detail the following features of this traffic are noteworthy:
W In the field. of military shipments, additional large
numbers of tanks were observed arriving in the GDR. ithin
the framework of a reequipment program, AT guns, AA guns and
aircraft were sent from the USSR to Last Germany. The motor
vehicle replacement program continued. Large,shiaments of jet
fuel also arrived. The meaning of the shipment of armor platee
from the USSR could net yet be determined,
(2) During the first half of the month under review, hard coal
imports from Poland increased considerably. In the second
half of the month the rate of coal shipments decreased again.
d. Liscellaneous
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Railroad personnel have been forbidden to travel to ,est Berlin
and West Germany. Extensive security measures were taken by
the railroad administration for 17 June, the second anniversary
of the 1953 uprisinj in the GDR. Railroad personnel were
placed on alert status and guards at railroad installations
were increased.
The execution of railroad construction projects continued
to be delayed by a shortage of rails, ties and small iron
fittings. In 0..etail the following points appear to be
noteworthy:
(aa) Repair work on pters of the railroad viaduct over
the Neisee River at Goerlitz were started by the Polee,
The opening of Goerlitz as a new border station has
been considerably delayed by this repair work.
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("et) The rerouting ef the northern section of the single-
track SENFUNBERG liGilE11130CA railroad line was
completed. The execution of the project became
necessary because of coal mining activities in this
area.
(cc) The GROSSLESNA - kR0.33K0RBETLA and the SUWEVe3ERG -
BRIESKE line section have been double traekee.
GROSSi.:ORSETHA is the location of an important synthetie
gasoline elant, while he SENMNBERG BRIESKE line
section serves brown coal mines in this area,
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About late Lay or early June, the volume of allitary supply of the
USSR to the GDR increased again. Exact data on the volume of these
shipments have not been received, but the following features of this
traffic are noteworthy
a. The shipment of tanks frow the USSR to East Germany continued.
b. About the beeinninie of the month, 240 flatcars loaded with
light AA gune arrived. The etatements on the number of gune
shipped vary, but at least 600 light AA guns may be aosumed.
to have arrived.
c. In early Jane four trains leaded with a total of about 350 :light
. AT guns were observed.
d- The number of zotor vehicles shipped within the framework of
the motor vehicle replacement proe;ran has increased after a
pause of two months, a total of at least 1,200 trucks and 100
jeeps arrived between early iilay and 20 June. eor the first time,
about 100 three-axle, 10-ton model MAS kDiesel) trucks were
observed at a GSFG motor :geol. One hundred tracks loaded with
pontoons Imre also observed. The number o: deactivated. trucks
returned to the u3'62 was very low.
e. In the course of Je, 90 flatcars loaded with aircraft crater
arrived at GDR airfieldi.
f. According to incoralete information, at leaet 6,000 cubic meters
of gasoliee, eostle jet fuel, arrived fron the 065R. Durinz the
previcus year tae eonthly average of ,lot fuel shipments to Eaet
Germany was only 60C) cubic meters.
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a. Trai lag
During the period under review, recruits and trained personnel
were trained separately. Elements of tho recruits were transferred
to soeciai units (AT, Liortar and Arty) of the iplantr,y and
mer.hanizod regiments after about 6 weeks of basic infantry trainene.
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Transfers to training grounds wens observed only in a few cases,
In :;,ay 1955, compgnents of artillery and tank units of Divisionn
ERFURT, UALLE and DRESDEN were stationed at the WEIS6AtiR/
IDCLITEN training grounds, while, ia June, artilery units of 1,,ec_-2,
Div EGGESIN and elements of the AAA Ret conaucted firinc
practices at the JAEGERBRUECK and ALTENGRABO:: training grounds respectively_
After the arrival of 5 shipmente at the KLIET4 training ground betreeee
22 and 26 jwie, AT and tan firing practices were observed there daily
The exeroises presumably involved elements of the :eecz Div 20TSDAM
as in 1954. In mil-June, the bulk of the unit from Flaksehule
ORANIENBURG transferred to 'NU3TRJ7; for about leeeek firing eractieez
with live ammunition. It was reported for the firat ti, that the
personnel was trained with gazmaske on. The training ?ro,,-.:rar, included
protective measures aigaiest atomic weapon's.
C. 1.1tanaLt.
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The recruiting campaign wae centinued until late June. It is the
ielression that the numbers or discharsees and recta rou6hly
correspond to each other. Raeder police and SI'S units ale received
recruits.
Border police and SfS units eere combined and, as so-called "Innere
Trupen" (Internal unite)Nere pat,under!Mle coemand of Maj Gen
GARTL1ANN. It is possible t:lat the transport police also belonge to
the Internal Units; whicce are appar4htly suboruinate to the State
Seeretariate for Security (j,fS),t
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The bulk of the SoViet anil,s in Auatatia wae stationed at the ?oats,
.Ie engiaeer batt4ion of the 950 4e Lt Rifle Div was no longer
observed in ST PO4LT.41 in mid-June. tilip battalion wae probahl4 stationed
at the engineer traini,ng site aerthe*t of -.UK, weich has again been
occupied since late* 1:ay,
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Between early and late June, the befk of the reibent? of the 23d AAA
Div from STr)CKERAUTark ICOYCiaKuG vat stationed at*the AleINLON AAA
firing range. During'the period orde, review, the AAA 3n of the 95th
Gds Rifle Div and AAA unit s efhe air force ale() ,ructiced at
APETLON, In mid-June, heavy AA guns w;.ich pretsunaLly bolonged
to a:ir force units, were again cbserved there,.
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the period under review, there were only little indications
4enarture of Soviet units from Austria. The reinforcement of
ho hEGi"ESHALOM railroad station guard detail (Hungarian border
on the VIENNA-GYDER railroad line) tends to indicate that
--_creasei shipments toward the Wept are expected to be dispatche(i,
ii eimments of sypply installations alleGedly transferred to
Aun,s.-,T and additionel elements allegedly prepared for departure
Lo
this area.
HAt of Tank Sit
report),
n five the USSR be Beet (Referred to as Annex
on of Atbtohmentt
T.myt 2 otpies (Ietsntion)
1 (Retention)
Off* 1 (Retention)
101:1 1 (Retention)
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Trans. of Soviet ivjg
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Third
Shock
Amy
Pirst
Gds
Amy
Gds Lecz
)Div
Gds Ltz
)-Aflo Div
)2Ist ads - cz
;57th ads ;?tz
Div
to OURDAUF
in. UHRD,Ai
to LOSSA
to lii14
)19th ads ,cz to LM;-ING
?Div HEATH
207th Ltz Rifle to Lin:LUNG
)Div it,ATH.
)18th I:ocz Div
;94th ads
)Rifle Div
)cth Lecz
)Div
)9th Tank Div
)11th ads Tank
)Div
)9th L:ecz Div
Third )14th ads .:,ecz,
)Div
)6th ads rank
)Div
)7th Oda Tank
ATmy )uv
Gds
)(Au C1z lecz
Fc,orth,..
).01v
..rUS
ilecz
)7thrs.0
,4t..5;:a
)Div
%10t11 Gds Tank
Army ,'Div
)25th Tani; Div
to i7ITTSToCL
at ::x;sts
to 4...0.1,;;Ia3-
BRUEOL
in 1.2oet area
to LOLL'IJs-
BhUECA
to DIEli ROSE
in ',-)ost area
to j1%,TERBOG
to LET'LLING
REATH
to TEL2L1D
to LIJEEOSE
to LETZDIVa
HEATH
to TEIPLIN
Second)lst ecz Div
ads :;',,th ',Ids Tank Oiv )
;deoz )12th ads Tank Div)
Army )
to OHRDRU?
in OPI.WRUi
2/?
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4.4
2/3 -;-.1 Lk
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to 1.,;14..)14IIIJ,
1L1a2H
to .dT2STOC4
nt _pets
2/3 to
in?CJt rea
2/5. to
BRnCi.
to L1213EROS
in ,i\sst area
to JUELL4LIC:C
to LL1
htAir4
bulk at post
.1/7 f,
LL'..BLRODE
to TUPLIN
pracL ina in vAit areas
2/3 to GHRDAUP, in
,e.:1T2; area .
In ORRDRUF, PLLULJ
ctccuif
1/2 t*) LO3A
ard
1/2
'07otatin::
7
to Lz;*. ;1,,ATA
,olts
1/2 t) 1I-IGa1a:1;:h
otatin,)
area
1/2 to
at
;yraoticinc in. ,i0st area
:dructeint: in
to J-,,LaiilAWAG
practicing in pcw?
ctcjn i poet area
2racti;cinu area
hulk 1,orsneJ:.
TkIaLIN,
units at -iost
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divisions
trarisferred,
seven at
:7.osts
MOFCRT
seven di Vitii one
t raaaferred ,
six transferred
to 7 Grcent,
nine at pcs.ts
two divisions traLsr,arred,
two divIsina t:aned
to 75 pernt,
five j.ivisions
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t 0 Army Cnitti? .41E4 be a124_1:-Ite 4.L.z.rf?' ;rid
(For AAA and Encr unite, uee Annexca , and 5)
GMT!
66th .31?:.. Eteat
56th i:otor Trans ?et
jc
6th Arty Div RATILL
In continially at the
installatione
f:rior to 21 june, at thc
te late Julf,
exchr betweenats
an:.!tra Ln rouncia
19 June, rear 2f.c...tai1s f;:f :,frigades
in 1 5h4Llent to
. .
2b jone, clet:lents 25th -.;,ds L 3ric
returned. to RATiLW:. bj road,
27 June, 121thv How Bric at tc.f
1 - 6 juns, aniAc at ALTRai,30:i
each 2 az-d1-;mbifts to and
27 June 1 f;J.:ent to .11JARABOW.
4thLi-t,7 Div t* late J i& bulz:. at
June, inatal-i4tions u6cuidod by
one brLale anc . rear details.
- 29 .f)th ddsi,i 3rig
at 5 pt.,ients
Find frouf
4th AT
5d 01s
NtIFOR.N,
2rior t.. 4?1,,zA.-, bulk 41,t, tTe
' 10 J'iLfc.- firin.6 at sea. taroets
nortnoaf:t cyf:en 11 zu:L
;5 J:.Inc, aniTcnt Al,(ditABOW
3h:.1.2ents 'ilz,av.,y AT
s i Y to R.D.D
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-2 -
IlahiLaLACLE
WEI440-170HEA prior to 11 June, no o4ances_
220th HY Tank 3F Ret
GLAUCRAV
Army Arty Brigs ALTENBUTG
:1 AR.
91st Sic Ret
XXVIII (ds Rifle Gores
Hq
308th Arty Brig
27 June, 1 ohipment, ;-.A.esetably
with tans, from ARL:SZ-LITWa...
prior to mid-.s.y, at the Foot;
after nil-Ly, no observations.
29 June, installation
on ocupied.
EUDOLSTADT prior to 30 June, at the 1,ost,
GLIA.
316th Gds EL Rest 3AALF1LD
39th Gds Ltz Rifle Div ORDRUF
112th Gds Litz Rifle Regt FLALIEN
prior to 3 J..)1y, at tlo .post.
Intensive traininj in vicinity
of IcIst and at Zeitz Forest.
prior to 15 June, at t ost.
no obsertiono.
prior to 29 Jane at th cst.
87th Gun Arty Regt Pig= after early Llay, absent from the
post, alleoedly permanently
transferred to GLAGCHAU,
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20th Gds iilecz Div
Coral
.JENA ark:.
WEIMAR
prior to late June, bulk at
CURDRUF.
ZLITZ bulk at the not and at eYercises
in the 4kar,? 1OE4,JT
Eq NAULBURC after 3 J.ne, aboent from the post
corps sig bn NAUMBURC 3 july, at the post
76th Arty Bri JEBURG prior to 24 ju,-Le, at the Foot
57th Gds Litz Rifle Div 3 July, Div Hq absent _ror,? the
.00st. Prior to 23 June, elements
froa YAGLi.i.UEGand I63.LV4iTLS at
KIflDEL.
3 July, Ltz Rifle Rect JAI,IBURG
at
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NCIPORIt.
128th Gds Gun Arty Reat LANGENSALU
21st Gds :Zlecz Div
1.410.21a2k-Ami
136th Gds Bv Tank
SP Ret
20th Army AT Brig
IMILlan_4111.1acm
399th (?) RL Ragt
304th Arty Brie
207th Utz Rifle Div
19th Gds Ueoz Div
4th Cds Arty Brig
HALLE
kAGDEBUPG
BURG
BRANANEUR
STIODAL
BURG
SUNDAY.,
UAG4JU IL1
SCHWERIN
94th Gde 1.,tz Rifle Div SCHWERIN
16th Lecz Div
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prior to 17 June, at the post.
after 20 April, at LOSS
-
prasumably only 50 percent of
the unit); 19 June, 1 shipment,
presumably with 40 armored personnel
carriers, BRLST-LITOVSK-LOSSA.
Pr )r to 2., ju-e, post ocnapied
asevi()u.s.",,y.
1,ri.117 to 23 June, bulk riresumably
at Letzlinri! 'death.
..yrior to 23 June, presumably in
Waldlager southeast of JA1VLN1TZ.
16/17 June, 4 shipments
ALT,ZGRABOW-STIMAL.
3 - 8 Lay, elements at
LET4ZING Hi;ATH (2 shipments to,
3 from).
17 - 20/21 June, elements in 2
shiments in northern portion
23 June, elea,ents presmably in
the northern 1,Grtion of LIU,LING HLATE,
20 June, elements still rotated
to LETLElliG H.L.ATH.
4 June, 1 shixent ;..AGDERJRG-
STLDAL.
prier to 1 Jul::, in31a.12ation
occupied to ,:apaeity.
21 June, elelaents
absent from the poet.
28 june, 1 tanh company with 2.-Ce;;
presumably loade.a for LLTzLia.;
prior to 23 june,
?
1 July* .1....H.LE3ERL;
in sc.uth section
post unoccupied.
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lio
obervatiol.a.
Hq
u/i Arty Brig
KOEICU,;SiBiCIECR
th late jul.Q,, at tA
P.*01 Gs Meez Div
:7,-,rior to 1te Ju.. vi i1 diU
ou,t asz;cmt,le
Tani.t RULAitattute ttlere,
9th Tftnk Div
RI
IeLent fron
or tu
divilAoli in ann
ht train ih
11th Gde Tank Div
after at
O!1 JCi
art ;i .j aiXDEN
to .'1:".JIGSBB.&Cii by roa, art.. :rail?
tU j!1:de, tanL
abaent f7ola post, 1.reumnably
at
T4.X.J.Ligl-N21.LAM,
hq
JULTERBUG-
rior to 2 .1Jiy, ro
FORST ZIDLA
91st (As RI Ret
LUCi,21TgALFE
rir to 2 Juiy the -y_1A.
14th Gds Mecz Div
JUETaBOG
prier to 2 3114, echkAed and
riti o'o;,;erved
of 1:0x2t.
6th Gds Tank Div.
WIfIENBaL
in June, ba:,,t of diviaion lu the
apparettly nevi JElf,,,AttiVinG-
GALLIIi traini3.4; are attaoke
and r:.ver oroine of tari.k'i.,
observed in
7th Gda Tank Div
DEAU
L?u-r? 26 A2r13 , bulk
ubse rva t ion of 1 arEe t ari ur
uzial,, ',.',tERD .....LiARLiZ .00R
to 22
from
June and 6 tank ahipments
BREST LITDVSii. to
ILLEGIB
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'mom
COTTBUS
Hq ) EBERSWALDE
51st (?) Mtrel Regt )
118th Sig Ret
71st Light Arty Brig
312th RL Root
6th Gds Lecz Div
7th Ode ifecz Div
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BBANAU
FUER2TENWALDE
BLRNAU
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Tank firini5 continued at JU1OLAB0G:
24 Lay, 2 shipments COTTBUS-
JUETLRBOG,
12 Julie, 3 shipments COTTBUS-JUTERJOG,
17 June, 3 shipments JD1!;TZADOG.002TDUS,
24 June, 1 shiment COTT3CS-J=aBOC,
27 June, 2 shiments jtiLL:BBC,i-OOTTBUS,
23 June, 1 shi2:ment COTT3)S-JU2LAD0G,
3 July, 1 shient (?;OTT3J-JZABOG,
10 June, 2 shi;ments JULTZUPEITZ
12 J..,ne, 1 ehi2ment O0TT80S-1TZ.
27 June, 1 shipment JUSTE4DC;413ITI:
17 - 20 June, LUIOBEN post occui,ied,
units on alert.
30 June, kaserne north DROOHAUSLN
oecupiad to capacity, 50 tanks.
prior to 20 J9, at the post;
elements assulaed to be continually
rotated to i;ost training area,
26 June, 3 shients to ABI)
UAGDABURG, presumably ALTErCAA ON.
no observations.
bulk at followi
prior to 27 June,
prior to 26 Juno,
prior to 28 June,
posts:
at
at FR..11.:LIAL.,k;,
at
prior to 26 June, elements continually
at training in BLANAU and FRIlagiALDL
post trainiag areas, inclAing
exercises of mixed units u?o
battalion level.
9 June, 1 shipment returned from
Iii.L.PLIN to B.;RLIN-KAULSDORY.
prior to 2 J1y, bulk at FAAVASURT/Oder,
prior to 25 June, at FUER.T;TE,naLDE.
3 June, 1 shipment returned from
JUETERBOG to SUOENEOEIDE,
15 - 19 June, arty units from
FRAMPUAT/bder and ZLIZKOW at JUV2iaBDG
(each 2 shipments to and from).
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'10th Ode Tank Div POTSDAA/
KRAUFNITZ
25th Tank Div VOGELSANG
PRENZLAIT
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BERLIN-KARLSHORST and tan!: units
from ijERSTEVALDE at LlZBEROSE
training srounds (15 June, 1 shipmcnt
from nrASTENWALDE, 29 June, 2
shipments back, inciudi 1 shiplent
to SCHOENEWEIDE),
prior to 27 June, bulk at the post.
23 June, 1 shipment SATA.s.RN-
HALDENZLEBEN.
prior to ap ,11.2e, bulk ,-,res -bly
in Neue 14.aerne, northA
VOGELSANG,
prior to 25 Ju,-:e, post (.ccupLed to
capacity. Exercises in t)..e aew treiniyij
area near DEENZ southwest PA_OZLAU.
1 and 3 June, :iring details
presunably returned from Til4PLIN.
2 Juno, 1 shipraent 20RSTIifiA-
.PRENZLAU.
18 - 23 june, tank firin detail
at TEL&LIN (1 shipment).
Second C2'44? lipcz Army
Hq FUERSTENBERG prior to 20 June at the ?oat.
9th $1,3 Rest FUMTEUBEFG prior to 21 Jue, at the fost.
2d Licht Art, 'Ag DOEBERITZ 16 uay, at the cost.
22 - 26 June, elemente at JTJETRBOG
(each 2 shipments to and from)
27 June, 4 shiments DALLGOW-R2D
iAGDEDURG
12th Gas Tank Di, NEURUFPIN second half jure, tank an art
d
apparently rotated to
nTTSTOC, trainine izroun,;. 12th
Ods Tank Div allegedly in.oharge
of adminiztration of SOATE1URIOE
sumer camp.
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IICAPORS,
-17-
DRUMM,'
9th Gds TaikJiv NEUSTIULITZ
FOERSTEUERG-
CASTAVEN Lake
1st leoz Div DOEBER1TZ
morom
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NEURUPPIN.
pricr to 20 Jun? Litz Rifle Rect
at the 1ost.
prior to Laid-june, tariL units
presumaly at SPEC4-GRANLIN
trainirc grounds
prior to 21 Junec, Litz Ritae aeit
at the post.
23 June, 1 shipment PORCC
FUERSTENBLRG.
prior to 23 June, bLLtc at the
poet.
10 June, 1 shipment to =',,TRELITZ,
prior to 23 June, elements continuull,
at traininj in post trainirk; area,
inc1u4in3. exercises cf rxed aeite
up to battalion streneth;
exercises and ai4;ht firin rac ic sv
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CRN,
?18.
?&_t 2:i v ? &J
AAA Divisions of GSFG
2d AAA Div
6th Cds AAA Div
32d Gds AAA Div
..t14111.11--ala Arms
13th AAA Div
497th AAA Regt/XXVIII.
Gds Mtz Rifle Corps
935th AAA Bn/39th Gds
Utz Rifle Div
2504th Gds AAA Regt/
20th Gds Mecz Div
498th AAA Regt/XXIX
Gds Etz Rifle Corps
932d AAk Bn/57th Gds
?Itz Rifle Div
2505th 1s AAA Regt/
Div.
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erior to 2 July, 311Ek&NBLRG-1IMAGEZ;
elements at installation.
1 June, AAA Rest VUEITSD0RF-0S6E1i
loading of 6 x 85-mm. AA duns, 10
6 armored persce.nel carriers.
16 June, installation lizhtly occupied.
1 July, AAA Ret RUEDLRSDORF
to JU2T.A130G.
nd
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30 June, 1 shiment .!UETERBOG-CHEUNT7Z,
16 - 31 May and 24 idu - 4 June, units from
FRANKFURT/Oder at JUETERBOG (each 1 shiment
to and from).
14 June, bulk at KUE1;TRIN
1 July, 4 shixents FRAWURT/Odor - JUETERBOG
(u/i unit)
29 June, WEIMAR kaserne
oocupied.
30 June, at RUDOLST,IlYr
Dost.
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unoccupied after mid-April,
6 x 65-mm AA guns since 24
reoccupied by
June.
Two improved empaeements, one with. 6 x 85-mm
AA guns and the other with 4 x 65-mm AA suns,
in the kOERLA area northwest of RUDOLSTADT.
no observations at 01;RDRUF.
presumably with balk
division at 04RDRUE%
4 May and 1 or 3 je.ne, each 1 shiTment with
6 x 65-mm AA guns from IZAUNBURC.
siace 30 April, presumably with elemeats
the division at KINDEL-
no. observations.
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Third Shock ArmY
3d Gds AAA Div
u/i LAA Reot/LXXIX
Mtz Rifle Oorps
953d AAA Bn/207th
Mtz Rifle Div
2503d Gds AAA Regt/
19th Gds Mecz Div
u/i AAA Reat/IX Utz
Rifle Corps
940th AAA Bn/94th
Gds Mtz Rifle Corps
2511th AAA Rsgt/
18th. Mem Div
First Gds_ibiecz Array,
4th Gds AAA Div
358th Gas AAA 'cleat/
8th Gds Lecz Div
216th (?) AAA Rec...;t/
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11th Gas Tank Div
.1142.1.1 40zAERL
62d AlkA Div
2497th AAA Rect/
34th Gds Meoz Div
286th Gds AAA Ret/
E:th
Gd t Tank Div
3Ecium
Norc0
.49.
-2 -
2 - 5 June, 4 shipments W3aAGDEDURG.
12 - 19 411,11e, 4 shipments with AA guns n3TR0
RBD iZAGDEBURG,
15 June, loading of . . AA uaits ir BURG,
to 5 J1)..ne, at TAN(L.,:RiX1,:NDE:
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no observations; elements possibly with
abovementioned shiments of ;5(1 Gds AAA Liv
no tbservttina.
no observations,
with bulk of division at LET...LING WTB-
prior to 6 June, elements in AA emplac ente
in the :Y,OEN1GS8RUEC4 area, including 2
empacements, each with 6 x 05-mm AA guns
(coMpare ith Eighth Gds Army: 6 x 85-mm
AA guns with each battery).
30 ;',Itne, 2 shiDments JULTERBOG-DRESDEN (11/i wit)
no chserv-tions at LEIZIG.
TJrior to 19 June, cont:alually at the RISA
post.
after 24 IA;aw an prior to 22 J 6
light AA cans at the IEiffll at.
20 Lay, 2 shi,iments DliAU-WIJSTRO\,.
5 and 27 June, each I shilzent AL:l.ERB0G-
W3TROW. (pces:Ibly shlents of 62d AAA Liv).
16 Lay, 1 shipment with AAA unit from
WITTERBERG.
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287th Gds AAA Ret/
7th Gds Tank Div
1719th AAA Regt/9th
',..ecz Div
rtyl ''eoz
63d AAA Div.
120th (?) AAA Ret/
6th Cads Lecz Div
288th Gds ALL Rt/
7th Gds Lees Div ?
1702d AAA Regt/
25th Tank Div
359th Gds AAA Regt/
10th Gris Tank Div
SerdsJcz
v
31st AAA Div
121t (?) AAA Ret
9th Gis Tank Div
75th AAA Regt/
12th Gds Tank Div
1382d AAA Rect/
1st I.1eoz Div
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- 3 -
presumably with -n4lk of .11V_Li(Jr. in the
JTI-2i7.1E0G area.
no observations.
21 June, 2 shil:maats vdth licat AAA units
returned from Jo2.2-alic4 to LDERSWALDS.
30 Juno, 2 siiii.menta
16. -23 Jni, reL;i1:.lont prt.'..cipatel in rivor
cressin practices of divon in TalaALDE
ariJa-
27 Junz, at BERNAL! 1..,ost
noobservatins..?
no.:olervations. .
pr:.' t) 27 Junta, probably. at P0T3Dia4
post, similar to bulk of di-fiaion.
15 29 ay, eloments from e0Z,R3L2.Viii:;RG at
WUETROW
(ac :1 J. shipment to and from).
15 !Ifty juae, eleuente from 7aTEN at
JUtTERBOG (each 1 shipment to and from
27 June, 1 zhipt JUETUAOVELTIN,
3 June, I chi.;;;I:oillt Wa:ITR,;;;;'_14ETN:"TRiziripz.
22 June, at NRIT1,2nEL1D,
27 ..ay i re6iment iartf.c4ed in riv-er
crossing practices divison at W.;1,CIEW
Lake north of iliLLiRUPZIN.
After mid-June, with other units of division
at WITTSTOCK trainint; grounds.
pri:Yr to 23 Juno? with other elements of
division at exerciss in tho area of
DOnERITZ ro4t.
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NaNNOt
.-2
Itar-aiL2...9.1-43FQ
u/i Er Regt Bernburg
36th Bridge jldg Regt
19th Inaep Gds Engr Bn/
Eighth Gds- Army
880th Engr Bn/XXVIII
Gds Lt z Rifle Corps
45th Ode Engr an/39th
Oda L,tz Rifle Div
68th Cras.Engr Br/
20th Gds .sez Div
u/l Enjr Bn/XXIX Gds
Ltz Rifle Corps)
67th Engr Bo/57th Gds
Mtz Rifle Div
u/i is Engr Bn/22 t
Gds Mecz Div
Ara7L
323d ir Bn/Thi rd
Shook Arm.
090th Indep Engr Bn/
LXXIX Mtz Rifle Corp
338th Engr 3h/207th
Litz Rifle Div
'Ms In Bri/19th
Gds :V,eon Div
u/i Engr 13n/IX laz
Rifle Lorpe
since mid-ikiay, reu
area.
13 June, 2 shiA!ents
44 flatcars with u/i
26 June, 2 shipments
r and :Late .31.1yks,
-ably in the D&;SAII-
totaling. 22 boxcar 'id
onit A1M-BARUTH.
back
after 17 Uay, in DESSAD-ROSSLAU traininc area
26 'June, engr column with 75 trucks and 55
pontoons ROSSLAD-AN.
2 iIy, in WEL,,AL-BVCIIEViVAIL
observations after that date,
30 June, flak Kasern
occupied to capacity.
110
L11)0L3T OI
mid-June, presumably at BAIIFELD 20s1
21 June ab3
from JA. IA)
23 jUne, exre on Saale fivar near
-BAD ii.OESEN.
23 june, abs n
no ctse- ations.
no osservation .
from WEl5;..ENLIS ?)ost
late June, absent from STO;DAL 1Ct
presumably in the BITTKO area,
aee corps engine: battalion,
no c)servations.
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trairling area (each 1 shil,ment to anl
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107th Gds ERgr Bn/
94th Gds Mtz Rifle Div
348th Engr Bn/18th Mecz
Div
BaII-A4L.Piecz AlTur.
u/i Engr Regt/First
Gds Mecz AM/
133d Gds Engr
Gds Mecz Div
286th Engr 13n/9th Tank
Div
134th Gds Engr Bn/11th
Gds Tank Div
11411....0.ALAULLAQUL
35th Engr Regt/Third
Gds Uecz Army
u/i special unit with
track-laying amphibious
vehicles
148th MigT Bn/14th Gds
Mecz Div
120th Gdo Engr Bn/6th
Gds Tank Div
1213t Gds Engr Bn/7th
Gds Tank Div
82d En6r Bn/9th Mecz Div
-2
no observations.
late June, presumably with bnlk of division
in LETZLING REATF
no observations.
19 .1.21e, at exercises on Mulde River
southeast of GRIMM.
16 June, at RIESA post and at exercises
in the ZEITHAIN area.
no observations.
prior to late June bulk presurlably at
SPERENBERG post
26 June, 1 shipment to ALTENGRABOW or AKN.
29 May - 29 June, in the DESSAU-ROSSLAB area
(each 3 shipments S!i'EltiiLlii0.G-ri.0SSLAU and back)
(see Also Fourth Gas Mecz Army, EBERSWALDE)
no observations.
29 Lay, 1 shipment 7TITTEUBERG-3PERENBE3G
. (u/i unit)
6 - 17 June, river crossing practices .41.th
tanks and infantry of the 6th Gds Tank Div
in the area southeast of WITTENBERG, near
GALLIN and WARTENBURG.
Engr camp APOLLENSDORF still occupied by
u/i engr unit, last observation on 13 Any.
no observations.
last observed in kaserne north DRACHBAUSEN
on 20 April; between 20 April and 30
no indications of engineers.
June
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gatalti_GAL.I.,.:ecz Army.
3d &kJ, Regt/Fourth Gds Uecz Army )
22d Gds Err Bn/6th Gds necz Div )
122d Gds Encr 3n/7th Cds VRcz Div ? )
194th. Fr Bn/25th Tank Div
131st Gd e Enjr Bn/lOth Gds Ten Div)
special unit with track-laying
amphibious vehicles
22d Gds Engr 13n/6th Gd e Mecz Div
with ele!nente/army encineere
(Inc luding track-laying amphibious
vehicles)
11=91d-lial_A=-ArlaV
88th (?) Engr Regt/second Gdo MOGZ
Army
90th Gd e En&r Bn/9th Gds Tank .01v
205th Engr Bn/12th Gds Tank DL
16th (?) Engr Bn/ist L,ecz Div
3 Isar - 8 June, elements in th
BITTKAU area (each 2 shipmente
from EBERSALDE and Bi:ItiNAU
each 1 shipment fr.= FUaSTEN7:ALDE,
ORAITIY,NBURG and :.iaTZKOBN, to aaa frox:.)
29 nay - 29 June, in the DESA9-
ROSSLAU area (each 2 shipmente to
and from) (see above information
on Third Gds Ileez Army).
4 June, 2 track-layinc amphibious
vehicles with escorting detail from
VOGELSAIIG tp ROSaLAU.
18 - 27 June, at river oros,ing
practices with tanks and infantry
of 6th Gds Yiecz Div in the &RIO
and BAD PfoaaWALDE (Gamensee)
1 - 24 June, in a bivouac and at
exercises on the Havel RiV,Jr,
north of RATI1EL;0W (each 2 shipmmts
and by road from IIEUBEARJEVBURG
to RAT REPOW and back)
no observations.
27 Llay, crossinz of kalchow Lake
north MITRUPFIN of infantry with
pneumatic floats.
18 JUne, at GaTZRODE post
7 June, at DOEBERIT;', post
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Declassified in Part- Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2013/07/09: CIA-RDP83-00418R000800270002-8