51st Army - Order of Battle in The 1980s

Order of Battle in The 1980s

At the end of the 1980s the composition of the 51st Combined Arms Army of the Far East Military District included:

Formation Location Remarks
2nd Army Corps
33rd Motor-Rifle Red Banner Division Khomutovo 192 тп (Анива), 465 мсп (Леонидово), 377 мсп (Анива), мсп, ап, зенап
79th Motor Rifle Division Poronaysk 'Sakhalin Red Banner';214 тп, 157 мсп (Гастелло), 398 мсп (Победино), мсп, 284 ап, зенап (Победино)
25th Army Corps Formed around 1974
22nd Motor Rifle Division Dolinsk, Sakhalin Oblast 'Krasnodar-Harbin Twice Red Banner'; 59 тп, 211 мсп, 246 мсп, 304 мсп, 157ап, 1006th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Regiment
87th Motor Rifle Division Petropavlovsk Disbanded 1987
99th Motor-Rifle Division Anadyr, Chukotka Consisted of 1324th and 1327th MRRs. Division converted on 1 June 1999 to the 3840th Military Technology Storage Base until it was disbanded on 1 December 2002.
18th Machine-gun Artillery Division Settlement Gor’achiy Kluch (Iturup), Sakhalin Former 184th Rifle Division;тп, 49 мсп (о. Кунашир), 484 мсп, мсп

Other Army-level troops reported by Feskov et al. 2004, as of 1988, included the 280 отдельный Уссурийский Engineer-Sapper Bаttalion of the 25th Army Corps (Anadyr), the Staff of the 25th Army Corps, 8th Separate Communications Battalion; 921st Artillery Regiment at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the 75th Rocket Brigade, 166th Separate Communications Regiment, a Separate Engineer-Sapper Regiment; and the 553rd Separate Communications Battalion at Yuzho-Sakhalinsk (Южно-Сахалинск).

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