Structure On 1 August 1942
- Army headquarters
- 14th Guards Rifle Division - General-major Grayznov (17 July to 31 December 1942)
- 1st Rifle Division- General-major Semenov (17 July to 31 December 1942)
- 127th Rifle Division - Colonel Zaitzev (17 July to 22 September 1942)
- 153rd Rifle Division - Colonel Nikitin (17 July December to 31 1942); Colonel Karnov (from 11 October 1942)
- 197th Rifle Division - General-major Zaporozhchenko (17 July to 31 December 1942)
- 203rd Rifle Division - Colonel Kashlayev (17 July to 31 December 1942) ; Colonel Zdanovich (from 3 September 1942)
- 36th Tank Brigade
- 134th Tank Brigade
- 193rd Tank Brigade
- 646th Tank Battalion
- 647th Tank Battalion
- 1110th Artillery Regiment
- 1180th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment
- 1249th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment
- 1250th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment
- 51st Guards Mortar Regiment
- 58th Guards Mortar Regiment
- 79th Guards Mortar Regiment
- 1413rd Sapper Battalion
- 1486th Sapper Battalion
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