14th Guards Poltavskaya Red Banner orders of
Suvorov and Kutuzov Motorised Rifle
Division
14-я гвардейская мотострелковая
Полтавская Краснознаменная орденов Суворова и Кутузова дивизия
Military Unit: 60875
Activated 20.4.57 in Jüterbog, East Germany, from the 14th
Guards Mechanised Division.
In 4.58 the 236th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment was
transferred to the 82nd Motorised Rifle Division, and was replaced by the 69th
Motorised Rifle Regiment, from the same division.
Organisation 1960:
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69th Motorised Rifle Regiment (Wünsdorf, East Germany)
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216th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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223rd Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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330th Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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469th Guards Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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1009th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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32nd independent Reconnaissance Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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148th independent Guards Sapper Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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211th independent Guards Communications Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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22nd independent Chemical Defence Company (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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636th independent Medical-Sanitary Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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723rd independent Motor Transport Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
In 1961 the
640th independent Missile Battalion was activated.
19.2.62 the
19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion was activated.
In 5.62 the 17th independent Tank Battalion was activated.
In 1968 the 148th independent Guards Sapper Battalion was
renamed 148th independent Guards Engineer-Sapper Battalion, while the
466th independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion was activated.
Organisation 1970:
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69th Motorised Rifle Regiment (Wünsdorf, East Germany)
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216th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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223rd Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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330th Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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469th Guards Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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1009th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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17th independent Tank Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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640th independent Missile Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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466th independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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18th independent Reactive Artillery Battery (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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32nd independent Reconnaissance Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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148th independent Guards Engineer-Sapper Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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211th independent Guards Communications Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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22nd independent Chemical Defence Company (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion (Jüterbog,
East Germany)
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636th independent Medical-Sanitary Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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723rd independent Motor Transport Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
In 1975 the 330th Tank Regiment inherited the tradition, honors
and awards of the 343rd Guards Tank Regiment, and was renamed 343rd Guards Tank
Regiment.
In 1980 the 723rd independent Motor Transport Battalion was
renamed 90th independent Material Supply Battalion, and the 18th independent
Reactive Artillery Battery was absorbed by the Artillery Regiment.
Organisation 1980:
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69th Motorised Rifle Regiment (Wünsdorf, East Germany)
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216th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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223rd Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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343rd Guards Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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469th Guards Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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1009th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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17th independent Tank Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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640th independent Missile Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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466th independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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32nd independent Reconnaissance Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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148th independent Guards Engineer-Sapper Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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211th independent Guards Communications Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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22nd independent Chemical Defence Company (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion (Jüterbog,
East Germany) - 1982 to Forst-Zinna
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636th independent Medical Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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90th independent Material Supply Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
14.9.82 re-organised as a tank division, and renamed 32nd
Guards Tank Division:
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216th Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment was renamed 287th Guards Tank Regiment
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223rd Guards Motorised Rifle Regiment was renamed 288th Guards Tank Regiment
Organisation 1988:
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287th Guards Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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288th Guards Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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343rd Guards Tank Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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69th Motorised Rifle Regiment (Wünsdorf, East Germany)
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469th Guards Artillery Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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1009th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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17th independent Tank Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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640th independent Missile Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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466th independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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32nd independent Reconnaissance Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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148th independent Guards Engineer-Sapper Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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211th independent Guards Communications Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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22nd independent Chemical Defence Company (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion (Forst-Zinna,
East Germany)
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636th independent Medical Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
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90th independent Material Supply Battalion (Jüterbog, East Germany)
28.8.88 the 640th independent Missile Battalion disbanded, and
was absorbed by the new 464th Missile Brigade.
In 5.89 the 69th Motorised Rifle Regiment was transferred to the
35th Motorised Rifle Division, and the 1009th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment was
transferred to the 47th Guards Tank Division.
Disbanded 6.89
Headquarters:
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Jüterbog, East Germany, 4.57 - 5.89 [51 59 57N, 13 03 32E]
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Krivoi Rog, Dnepropetrovsk Oblast, 5.89 - 6.89
Subordination:
Equipment:
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1974: 255 T-54/55
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1979: T-64 (all TP), T-55 (69 MSP), 122mm 2s1 (69 MSP), 152mm 2s3 (artillery
regiment), SA-8 (SAM regiment), SA-9 (69 MSP)
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12.85: 9500 men, 219 T-64A, 30 T-64B, 158 BMP-1, 75 BMP-2, 24 BTR-60, 54
122mm 2s1, 18 122mm D-30, 36 152mm 2s3
Divisional coordinates:
- HQ (Jüterbog): 51 59 57N, 13 03 32E
- Jüterbog barracks (Fuchsberge Kaserne) [US designation: Jüterbog Army
Barracks 201]:
52 00 11N, 13 04 21E (Divisional HQ, 148th independent Guards
Engineer-Sapper Battalion, 211th independent Guards Communications
Battalion, 636th independent Medical Battalion and 90th independent Material
Supply Battalion)
- Jüterbog barracks (Lager II) [US designation: Jüterbog Army Barracks 202]: 52 00 03N,
13 02 50E (288th Guards Tank Regiment, 343rd Guards Tank Regiment, 32nd
independent Reconnaissance Battalion, 17th independent Tank Battalion and
19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion)
- Jüterbog barracks (Altes Lager) [US designation: Jüterbog Army Barracks 205]: 52 00
59N, 12 59 39E (287th Guards Tank Regiment, 469th Guards Artillery Regiment,
1009th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment, 640th independent Missile Battalion,
466th independent Anti-Tank Artillery Battalion and 18th independent Reactive Artillery Battery)
- Jüterbog barracks (Zinna) [US designation: Jüterbog Army Barracks 207]: 52 003
07N, 13
06 48E (19th independent Equipment Maintenance and Recovery Battalion)
- Wünsdorf barracks (Neue Kaserne) [US designation: Wünsdorf Army Barracks 214]: 52 11 08N, 13 28 15E
(69th Motorised Rifle Regiment)
The division was maintained as a Ready Division - First Line (US terms:
Category I) - manning was almost 100%.