31st order of Kutuzov Army Corps
31-й армейский
ордена Кутузова корпус
Military Unit: 17351
Commanders:
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Major-General Ivan Ivanovich Piyashev, 19.12.42 - 2.2.43
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Major-General Voldemar Frantsevich Damberg, 3.2.43 - 3.12.43
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Lieutenant-General Ivan Lukich Khizhnyak, 4.12.43 - 29.8.44
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Major-General Mark Trofimovich Karakoz, 30.8.44 - 6.10.44
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Major-General Mikhail Gerasimovich Mikeladze, 7.10.44 - 9.45
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Major-General Nikolay Tarielovich Tavartkiladze, 12.45 - 9.46
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Lieutenant-General Dmitriy Platonovich Onuprienko, 9.46 - 4.47
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Lieutenant-General Anton Ivanovich Lopatin, 4.47 - 9.47
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no data, 9.47 - 6.48
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Colonel-General Porfiriy Georgievich Chanchibadze, 6.48 - 7.49
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Lieutenant-General Karl Vasilevich Sviridov, 7.49 - 1.51
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Lieutenant-General Vladimir Nikolaevich Dzhandzhgava, 1.51 - 24.11.53
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Lieutenant-General Konstantin Ivanovich Provalov, 25.11.53 - 27.1.58
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Major-General Georgiy Stepanovich Anishchik, 28.1.58 - 22.1.60
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Major-General Aleksandr Ivanovich Kozmin, 17.5.60 - 12.12.62
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Lieutenant-General Aleksandr Ivanovich Odintsov, 13.12.62 - 1.2.68
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Major-General Pyotr Ivanovich Klyosov, 2.2.68 - 1.9.70
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Lieutenant-General Vitaliy Valeryanovich Babinskiy, 2.9.70 - 24.6.74
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Major-General Viktor Nikolaevich Komarov, 25.6.74 - 11.75
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Major-General Konstantin Alekseevich Kochetov, 11.75 - 5.77
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Major-General Matvey Prokolevich Burlakov, 5.77 - 6.79
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Major-General Evgeniy Mikhaylovich Aynap, 7.79 - 1983
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Major-General Mikhail Petrovich Kolesnikov, 1983 - 8.84
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no data, 8.84 - 1987
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Lieutenant-General Anatoliy Vasilevich Kovalyov, 1987 - 1990
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no data, 1990 - 1992
Activated 13.10.42 as the 13th Rifle Corps.
Organisation 10.5.45:
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392nd Rifle Division (Sugdidi, Georgian SSR)
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94th independent Rifle Brigade (Kutaisi, Georgian SSR)
In 8.45 the 94th independent Rifle Brigade was renamed 407th Rifle Division.
In 2.46 the 392nd and 407th Rifle Divisions were disbanded, and were replaced
by the 10th Guards and 414th Rifle Divisions.
Organisation 1.1.47:
- 10th Guards Rifle Division (Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
- 414th Rifle Division (Tbilisi, Georgian SSR)
2.7.49 renamed 13th Mountain Rifle Corps, and re-organised:
- 10th Guards Mountain Rifle Division (Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
- 16th Machine-Gun Artillery Division (Batumi, Abkhazskaya ASSR)
In 1951 the 16th Machine-Gun Artillery Division was renamed 2nd Mountain
Rifle Division.
Organisation 1951:
- 10th Guards Mountain Rifle Division (Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
- 2nd Mountain Rifle Division (Batumi, Abkhazskaya ASSR)
9.5.51 again renamed 13th Rifle Corps.
From 6.56 to 6.57 the 1st Guards Mechanised Division (Tbilisi, Georgian SSR)
was attached to the corps.
25.6.57 the 2nd Mountain Rifle Division was renamed 146th Mountain Rifle
Division.
1.7.56 renamed 31st Special Rifle Corps.
1.10.57 renamed 31st Special Army Corps.
In 7.58 the 146th Mountain Rifle Division was disbanded, and was
replaced by the 145th Mountain Rifle Division.
In 7.59 the 147th Motorised Rifle Division joined the corps.
Organisation 1960:
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10th Guards Mountain Rifle Division
(Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
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145th Mountain Rifle Division (Batumi,
Adzharskaya ASSR)
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147th Motorised Rifle Division (Akhalkalaki,
Georgian SSR)
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51st Fortified Area (Batumi (Erge), Adzharskaya ASSR)
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78th Fortified Area (Akhaltsikhe, Georgian SSR)
9.5.61 renamed 31st Army Corps.
In 3.62 the 145th Mountain Rifle Division was renamed
145th Motorised Rifle Division.
1.6.62 the 10th Guards Mountain Rifle Division was renamed
10th Guards Motorised Rifle Division.
Organisation 1970:
In 1972 the 152nd Motorised Rifle
Division (mobilisation) was activated.
21.2.74 awarded the order of Kutuzov.
Organisation 1980:
Organisation 1988:
Disbanded 5.92.
Headquarters:
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Kutaisi, Georgian SSR, 8.45 - 5.92
Subordination: