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Je pense que les OdB du NFB ont du sauter.
Je les reposte donc ici

Werhmacht and Axis powers OofB for Barbarossa
(May 17th, 1942).


NORWAY

Mountain Corps Norway

2nd Mountain Division.
4th Mountain Division

XXXIV Armeekorps

169 Infanterie-Division
SS Combat Group "Nord"


HEERESGRUPPE NORD (von Leeb)

16th ARMY, Goldap (Busch)

II. Armeekorps, Goldap (von Brockdorff-Ahlefeldt)

12. Infanterie-Division (von Seydlitz-Kurzbach)
32. Infanterie-Division (Bohnstedt)
121. Infanterie-Division (von Lancelle)

X. Armeekorps, Gusev (Hansen)

30. Infanterie-Division (von Tippelskirch)
126. Infanterie-Division (Laux)

XXVIII. Armeekorps, Gusev (von Wiktorin)

122. Infanterie-Division (Macholz)
123. Infanterie-Division (Lichel)

(Reserve)

206. Infanterie-Division (Hofl)
251. Infanterie-Division (Kratzert)
253. Infanterie-Division (Schellert)

18th ARMY Memel (von Küchler)

I. Armeekorps, Memel (von Both)

1. Infanterie-Division (Kleffel)
11. Infanterie-Division (von Böckmann)
21. Infanterie-Division (Sponheimer)

XXVI. Armeekorps, Memel (Wodrig)

61. Infanterie-Division (Hänicke)
217. Infanterie-Division (Baltzer)
291. Infanterie-Division (Herzog)

XXXVIII. Armeekorps, Memel (von Chappuis)

58. Infanterie-Division (Heunert)
254. Infanterie-Division (Behschnitt)

PANZERGRUPPE 4, Tilsit (Höpner)

XLI. Armeekorps (Reinhardt)

269. Infanterie-Division (von Leyser)
1. Panzer-Division (Kirchner)
6. Panzer-Division (Langraf)

LVI. Armeekorps, Tilsit (von Manstein)

290. Infanterie-Division (von Werde)
8. Panzer-Division (Brandenberger)

(Reserve)

3. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Jahn)
36. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Ottenbacher)
SS-Division Totenkopf (Eicke)

(Reserve)

XXIII. Armeekorps, East Prussia (Schubert)


HEERESGRUPPE MITTE, Posen (von Bock)

LIII Armeekorps, Brest-Litovsk (Weisenberger)

293. Infanterie-Division (von Obernitz)

2. Armee, Brest-Litovsk (von Weichs)

4. Armee, Brest-Litovsk (von Kluge)

VII Armeekorps, Wlodava (Fahrmbacher)

7. Infanterie-Division (von Gablenz)
23. Infanterie-Division (Hellmich)
258. Infanterie-Division (Henrici)
268. Infanterie-Division (Straube)

IX Armeekorps, Wlodava (Geyer)

137. Infanterie-Division (Bergmann)
263. Infanterie-Division (Haeckel)
292. Infanterie-Division (Dehmel)

XIII Armeekorps, Wlodava (Felber)

17. Infanterie-Division (Loch)
87. Infanterie-Division (von Studnitz)
78. Infanterie-Division (Gallenkamp)

XLIII Armeekorps, Wlodava (Heinrici)

131. Infanterie-Division (Meyer-Bürdorf)
134. Infanterie-Division (von Cochenhausen)
252. Infanterie-Division (von Böhm-Bezing)

9. Armee, Suwalki (Strauss)

VIII. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Heitz)

8. Infanterie-Division (Hohne)
28. Infanterie-Division (Sinnhuber)
161. Infanterie-Division (Wilck)

XX. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Materna)

162. Infanterie-Division (Francke)
256. Infanterie-Division (Kauffmann)
15th
112th

XLII. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Kuntze)

102. Infanterie-Division (Ansat)
129. Infanterie-Division (Rittau)

PANZERGRUPPE 2, Brest-Litovsk (Guderian)

XII. Armeekorps, Brest-Litovsk (Schroth)

31. Infanterie-Division (Kalmukoff)
34. Infanterie-Division (Behlendorff)
45. Infanterie-Division (Schlieper)

XXIV. Armeekorps, Koden (von Schweppenburg)

1. Kavallerie-Division (Feldt)
255. Infanterie-Division (Wetzel)
267. Infanterie-Division (von Wachter)
10. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Löper)
3. Panzer-Division (Model)
4. Panzer-Division (von Langermann-Erlencamp)

XLVI. Panzerkorps, Deblin (von Vietinghoff-Scheel)

Infanterie-Regiment Grossdeutschland (mot) (von Stockhausen)
10. Panzer-Division (Schaal)
SS-Division Reich (Hausser)

XLVII. Panzerkorps, Pratulin (Lemelsen)

167. Infanterie-Division (Schönhärl)
29. Infanterie-Division (mot) (von Boltenstern)
17. Panzer-Division (von Weber)
18. Panzer-Division (Nehring)

PANZERGRUPPE 3, Suwalki (Hoth)

V. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Ruoff)

5. Infanterie-Division (Allmendinger)
35. Infanterie-Division (von Weikersthal)

VI. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Förster)

6. Infanterie-Division (Auleb)
26. Infanterie-Division (Weiss)

XXXIX Armeekorps (motorisierte), Suwalki (Schmidt)

14. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Wosch)
20. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Zorn)
7. Panzer-Division (von Funck)
20. Panzer-Division (Stumpff)

LVII. Armeekorps, Suwalki (Kuntzen)

18. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Herrlein)
12. Panzer-Division (Harpe)
19. Panzer-Division (von Knobelsdorff)



HEERESGRUPPE SÜD, Ukraine (von Rundstedt)

6th ARMEE, Chelm (von Reichenau)

XVII. Armeekorps, Chelm (Kienitz)

56. Infanterie-Division (von Oven)
62. Infanterie-Division (Keiner)

XLIV. Armeekorps, Chelm (Koch)

9. Infanterie-Division (von Schleinitz)
297. Infanterie-Division (Pfeffer)

LV. Armeekorps, Chelm (Vierow)

168. Infanterie-Division (Mundt)
213. Sicherungs-Division (de l'Homme de Courbière)

17th. ARMEE, Przemsyl (Stülpnagel)

IV. Armeekorps, Przemsyl (von Schwedler)

24. Infanterie-Division (von Tettau)
71. Infanterie-Division (von Hartmann)
262. Infanterie-Division (Theisen)
295. Infanterie-Division (Geitner)
296. Infanterie-Division (Stemmermann)

XLIX Gebirgs-Armeekorps, Przemsyl (Kübler)

68. Infanterie-Division (Braun)
257. Infanterie-Division (Sachs)
1. Gebirgs-Division (Lanz)

LII. Armeekorps, Przemsyl (von Briesen)

101. Leichte Infanterie-Division (Marcks)
444. Sicherungs-Division (Rußwurm)
454. Sicherungs-Division (Krantz)
1st Slovakian "Fast Division"
2nd Slovakian Infantry Division

Hungarian Army Corps (Myskolc)

1st Pancelos Hadosztaly (Armrd Div.)
1st Mountain Division (Hungarian)
6th Hungarian Inf. Division
7th Hungarian Infantry Division
9th Hungarian Infantry Division.

(Reserve)

97. Leichte Infanterie-Division (Fretter-Pico)
100. Leichte Infanterie-Division (Sanne)

PANZERGRUPPE 1, Zamosc (von Kleist)

III. Armeekorps, Zamosc (von Machensen)

44. Infanterie-Division (Siebert)
298. Infanterie-Division (Gräßner)
14. Panzer-Division (Kühn)

XIV. Panzerkorps, Zamosc (von Wietersheim)

9. Panzer-Division (von Hubicki)
SS-Division Wiking (Steiner)

XXIX. Armeekorps, Zamosc (von Obstfelder)

111. Infanterie-Division (Stapf)
299. Infanterie-Division (Moser)

XLVIII Panzerkorps, Zamosc (Kempf)

57. Infanterie-Division (Blümm)
75. Infanterie-Division (Hammer)
11. Panzer-Division ()

(Reserve)

16. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Henrici)
25. Infanterie-Division (mot) (Clößner)
13. Panzer-Division (Düvert)
16. Panzer-Division (Hube)
Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler (Dietrich)

11th ARMEE, Romania (von Schobert)

Rumanian Mountain Corps

4th, Mountain Brigade
1st Mountain Brigade
2nd Mountain Brigade
8th Cavalry Brigade
7th Infantry Division
(all Rumanian)

XI. Armeekorps, Romania (von Kortzfleisch)

76. Infanterie-Division (de Angelis)
239. Infanterie-Division (Neuling)
1st Rumanian Armored Division
6th Rumanian Infantry Division
6 Th Rumanian Cavalry Brigade.

XXX. Armeekorps, Romania (von Salmuth)

198. Infanterie-Division (Röttig)
8th Rumanian Infantry Division
14th Rumanian Infantry Division
13th Ruma,ian Infantry Division
5th Rumanian Cavalry Brigade.

LIV. Armeekorps, Romania (Hansen)

50. Infanterie-Division (Hollidt)
170. Infanterie-Division (Wittke)

(Reserve)

Rumanian Cavalry Corps:

1st Royal Cavalry Brigade

(Reserve)

22. Infanterie-Division (von Sponeck)
72. Infanterie-Division (Mattenklott)

(Reserve)

99. Leichte Infanterie-Division (von der Chevallerie)

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Details of Armoured Forces


1st Pz. Div.
Pz. Rgmt. 1: 2 battalions each with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
85 Pz.III, 28 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 131 tanks

3rd Pz.Div.
Pz. Rgmt. 6: 3 battalions of 2 light and 1 medium companies.
96 Pz.III, 45 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.III - 167 tanks

4th Pz.Div
Pz.Rgmt 35: 2 battalions with 3 light and 1 medium companies.
95 Pz.III, 30 Pz.IV, 22 Pz.III - 147 tanks

6th Pz.Div.
Pz. Rgmt. 11: 3 battalions of 2 light and 1 medium companies.
96 Pz38t, 42 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.II - 164 tanks.

7th Pz.Div.
Pz. Rgmt 25: 3 battalions each of 3 light and 1 medium companies.
138 Pz38t, 42 Pz.IV, 32 Pz.II - 212 tanks

8th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt 10: 3 battalions each with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
126 Pz38t, 42 PzIV, 26 Pz.II - 194 tanks.

9th Pz.Div
Pz.Rgmt 33: 2 battalions of 2 light and 1 medium companies.
65 Pz.III, 30 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 113 tanks

10th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt 7: 2 battalions each with 3 light and 1 medium companies.
95 Pz.III, 30 Pz.IV, 22 Pz.II - 147 tanks.

11th Pz. Div
Pz.Rgmt 15: 2 battalions with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
87 Pz.III, 28 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 133 tanks

12th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt 29: 3 battalions of 2 light and 1 medium companies.
96 Pz38t, 44 PzIV, 26 Pz.II - 166 tanks.

13th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt 4: 2 batallions each with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
85 Pz.III, 30 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 133 tanks.

14th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt 36: 2 nattalions each with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
84 Pz.III, 28 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 130 tanks.

16th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt. 2 with 22 battalions each of 2 light and 1 medium companies.
85 Pz.III, 30 Pz.IV, 18 Pz.II - 133 tanks.

17th Pz.Div.
Pz. Rgmt 39: 3 battalions each with 2 light and 1 medium companies.
101 Pz.III, 44 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.II - 171 tanks.

18th Pz. Div.
Pz.Rgmt. 18: 3 battalions each with 2 light and 1 heavy companies.
96 Pz.III, 45 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.II - 167 tanks.

19th Pz.Div.
Pz.Rgmt. 27: with 3 battalions each with 2 light and 1 Heavy companies.
106 Pz.38t, 44 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.II - 176 tanks.

20th Pz.Div.
Pz. Rgmt. 21: 3 battalions each with 2 light and 1 heavy companies.
96 Pz.38t, 45 Pz.IV, 26 Pz.II - 167 tanks.

Independent tank battalions:

(A) Flame-thrower battalions.

100th Pz.Battalion (attached to 18th Pz. Div).
2 light Cies each with 10 Pz.II (Flamm), 2 Pz.II, 5 Pz.38t
1 Heavy Cy with 10 "Char B" converted to Flamm-Panzer, 3 Pz.II
HQ: 2 Pz.IIIBefWg, 3 Pz.II
Total: 52 tanks.

101st Pz.Battalion (attached to Panzer-Gruppe 3).
2 light Cies each with 10 Pz.II (Flamm), 5 Pz.II,
1 Heavy Cy with 10 "Char B" converted to Flamm-Panzer, 4 Pz.II
HQ: 3 Pz.IIIBefWg, 2 Pz.II
Total: 49 tanks.

102nd Pz.Battalion (attached to 9th Army).
2 light Cies each with 15 Pz.II (Flamm), 2 Pz.II,
1 Heavy Cy with 15 "Char B" converted to Flamm-Panzer, 2 Pz.II
HQ: 3 Pz.IIIBefWg, 3 Pz.II
Total: 57 tanks.

(B) "Breakthrough" battalions.

501st Pz. Battalion (attached to PanzerGruppe 2)
2 light Cies each 15 Pz.IV and 2 Pz.II
2 heavy Cies each with 15 Pz.V and 2 Pz.II
HQ: 2 Pz.V and 3 Pz.II.
Total: 73 tanks.

502nd Pz. Battalion (attached to PanzerGruppe 2)
2 light Cies each 15 Pz.IV and 2 Pz.II
1 heavy Cy. with 20 Pz.V and 2 Pz.II
HQ: 2 Pz.V and 3 Pz.II.
Total: 61 tanks.

503rd Pz. Battalion (attached to PanzerGruppe 3)
2 light Cies each 15 Pz.IV and 2 Pz.II
2 heavy Cies each with 20 Pz.V and 2 Pz.II
HQ: 2 Pz.V and 3 Pz.II.
Total: 83 tanks.


Total:
Pz.V (VK 3601H): 96 (of which 24 with the 75mmL43 gun)
Pz.IV: 717 (all with the "short" 75mm gun)
Pz.III: 1078 (of which 82 with the 50mmL60 gun)
Pz.II: 460 (all with a 20mm gun but 55 which have a flame thrower)
Pz.38t: 663 (all with a 37mm gun)

Char B: 35 (75mm gun deleted, one flamethrower, 47mm gun retained).

Total: 3049 tanks.


Romania: 231 tanks
1st Royal Armoured Division: 147 R-2 tanks (Czech LT vz 35, 37mm)
1st Royal Cavalry Division: 84 R-1 tankettes (Czech AH-IV, 2 x mg)

Slovakia "fast division": 133 tanks
84 LT vs 35 (37mm)
49 LT vz 38 (37mm)

Hungary: 326 tanks
1st Pancelos Hadosztaly: 96 Pz.35t, 45 Turan-I (40mm), 26 Toldi (light tanks).
3 Indep. Pancelos Bat. each with 45 Pz.35t, 8 Toldi.


Other armoured combat vehicles (tracked)

Panzerjaeger: 142

PzJaeg-I (47mm): 68 (former Pz.I with a Czech 47mm AT-gun)
PzJaeg II Aufs A: 42 (Pz.II chassis with a 5cm Pak-38 gun).
Hungarian "Nimrod" (40mm): 32

Assaut gun: 412

StuG.III: 412 (all with the short 75mm)

SP guns: 90

GW II fuer 10,5cm Wespe: 36 (105mm on Pz.II chassis).
15cm sIG 33 L/12 auf PzKpfw I. 18 (150mm howitzer on Pz.I chassis)
15cm sIG 33 L/12 auf PzKpfw II. 36 (150mm howitzer onPz.II chassis)

Total of combat tracked vehicles: 4,383.
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RED ARMY ORDER OF BATTLE ON MAY 15th, 1942.


Northern VO
Commander: LtGen. M.M. Popov

14th Army (LtGen. V.A. Frolov)
104th InfDiv, 122nd InfDif, 14 InfDiv, 52nd InfDiv,
1st Tank Corps,
104th Art.rgmt

Karelia

7th Army, (Lt.Gen. F.D. Gorelenko)
54th InfDiv, 71st InfDiv, 168 InfDiv, 237 InfDiv
3rd Tank Corps
268th Fortified Region (Sortavako)

23rd Army (Ltn. Gen. Pshennikov)
115th InfDiv, 122nd InfDiv, 43rd Inf DIv, 70th InfDiv,
27th Fortified Region (Reksholm)
28th Fortified Region (Vyborg)
24th Art Div.
108th High Power (Heavy) Hwtzr Rgmt, 319th High Power (Heavy) Hwtzr Rgmt

Baltic (Northwest) VO
Col.Gen. F.I. Kuznetsov

1th Army, (LtGen. N.E. Vatutin)
Covering Leningrad
177th InfDiv, 191 InfDiv, 8th InfDiv
171st Indep. Tank Brigade
21st Fortified Region
22nd Fortified Region (Karelia)
25th Fortified Region (Pskov)
125th AT-Brigade.

10th Tank Army, (Maj.Gen. A.V. Kurkin)
Covering Leningrad
20th Tank Corps, 21st Tank Corps
101st Heavy Tank Brigade,
198th Motorised Div.7th Motorised Div.

8th Army, (LtGen P.P. Sobennikov)
Southern part of the "Front" with HQ at Kaunas.
10th InfDiv, 48th InfDiv, 50th InfDiv, 11th InfDiv, 125th InfDiv.
22nd Tank Corps
44th Fortified Region (Kaunas)
48th Fortified Region (Alytous)
9th AT-Brigade
47th Art Rgmt
51st Art Rgmt
73rd Art Rgmt

12th Tank Army, (MajGen. N.M. Shestopalov):
HQ at Siaulai (or Shaulai)
23rd Tank Corps (Col. Ivan D. Chernyakovski), 24th Tank Corps
121st Heavy Tank Brigade
202nd Motorised Division, 10th Motorised Division.

11th Army, (LtGen V.I. Morozov):
Central position of the Front. HQ at Raseinini
5Th InfDiv, 33rd InfDiv, 188th InfDiv, 179th InfDiv, 184th InfDiv
37th Tank Corps
42nd Fortified Region (Shaulai)
46th Fortified Region (Tilsitt)
10th AT-Brigade,
270th Art. Div.

2nd Army , (Maj.Gen. F.S. Ivanov):
Covering the northern (or right) wing of the Front. HQ at Siaulai (Shaulai)
23rd InfDiv, 126th InfDiv, 128th InfDiv, 67th InfDiv
45th Fortified region
448 th Art Rgmt.
110th High Power Hwtzr Rgmt
429th High Power Hwtzr Rgmt.

2nd tactical echelon

1st Tank Army, including (acting as second tactical echelon, west of Dvina River and ready to be moved to the Special Western V.O. if needed): Maj.Gen. P.N. Akhliustin
HQ at Dauvgapils/Dunaburg
7th Tank Corps, 4th Tank Corps
11th Heavy tank Brigade
55th Motorised Div, 162nd Motorised div.

27th Army (acting as a tactical reserve, between Pskov and Vitebsk), (Maj.Gen M.E. Berzarin)
HQ at Pskov
180th InfDiv, 182nd InfDiv, 181st InfDiv, 183rd InfDiv, 16th InfDiv
159th Indep. Tank Brigade
613th Art Rgmt
614th Art Rgmt

Special Western MO (Belorussia)
Commander: Col.Gen. I.V. Boldin


3rd Army: Lt.Gen . V.I. Kuznetsov
On the right wing, assuring the junction with the Nortwest Front. HQ at Grodno.
27th InfDiv, 56th InfDiv, 85th InfDiv, 100th InfDiv, 161st InfDiv,
39th Tank Corps
68th Fortified Region (Grodno)
152nd Art Div.

11th Tank Army (acting as a tactical reserve, at Minsk), Maj.Gen. M.P. Petrov
29th Tank Corps, 33rd tank corps,
111th Heavy Tank Brigade,
204th Motorised Div, 16th motorised div.

4t Army: Ltn. Gen. A.A. Korobkov
Left wing of the Byelorussian front. HQ at Pinsk.
6th InfDiv, 49th InfDiv, 42nd InfDiv, 75th InfDiv,
10th Cav.Div
62nd Fortified region (Brest-Litovsk)
447th Art Rgmt, 455th Art Rgmt, 462nd Art Rgmt
8th AT-Brigade.

3rd Tank Army : Maj.Gen. M.G. Khatskilevich
(HQ at Byalistok)
2nd Tank Corps, 5th Tank Corps,
31st Heavy Tank Brigade
84th Motorised division, 5th motorised division.

10th Army: Ltn Gen. K.D. Golubev
HQ at Byalistok.
2nd InfDiv, 8th InfDiv, 13th InfDiv, 85th InfDiv, 113th InfDiv.
64th Tank Corps
6th Cav.Div
66th Fortified Region
6th AT-Brig
130th Art Div


Special Front units

13th Army (Reserve) : Ltn.Gen. F.N. Remezov
HQ at Minsk
100th Inf Div, 16th Inf Div,17th InfDiv, 24th Inf Div, 37th Inf Div,
48th Cav. Div
154th Indep Tk. Brigade
293th Art Div

58th Fortified Region (Sebezh)
61st Fortified Region
63rd Fortified Region
64th Fortified Region
65th Fortified Region

4th Airborne Corps: Maj.Gen. A.S. Zhadov
HQ at Minsk
7th AirBrig, 8th Airb Brig, 214th Airb Brig

5th High-Power Hwtzr Rgmt
318th
512th

52nd Special Power Art Rgmt

17th Tank Army: Maj.Gen S.I. Oborin
HQ at Slutsk
27th Tank Corps, 36th Tank Corps
171st Heavy tank Brigade
209th and 22nd Mot Div

175th Heavy tank Brigade
HQ at Baranovichi

Western (Kiev) VO
Commander: Col.Gen. M.P. Kirponos

5th Army: Ltn-Gen. M.I. Potapov.
HQ at Lutsk. Covering south of the Pripyat Marshes.
45th InfDiv., 62nd InfDiv , 87th InfDiv , 124th InfDiv , 135th InfDiv
2nd Fortified Region (Vladimir-Volynski)
65th Tank Corps
5th Cav. Div
1st AT-Brigade
21st Art.Div.

6th Army: Ltn.-Gen. N.I. Muzychenko
HQ at L'vov.
41st InfDiv , 97th InfDiv, 215th InfDiv , 80th, InfDiv , 130th InfDiv , 141st InfDiv
67th Tank Corps
15th Cav. Div
4th Fortified Region (Strumilov)
6th Fortified Region (Rava-Ruskaia)
3rd AT Brigade
209th Art.Div.

12th Army: Ltn.-Gen. P.G. Ponedelin
HQ at Ivano-Frankovsk and deployment in Carpathian Mountains
104th InfDiv
44th Mountain ID, 58th Mountain ID, 192nd Mountain ID, 60th Mountain ID, 96th Mountain ID.
10th Fortified Region (Kamenets-Podol'sk)
11th Fortified Region
12th Fortified Region
4th AT Brigade
269th Art.Div.

26th Army: Ltn.Gen. F. Ya. Kostenko.
HQ at Stryl
99th InfDiv, 173rd InfDiv
72nd Mountain ID
49th Cav. Division
8th Fortified Region
2nd AT Brigade
233rd Art.Rgmt, 236th Art. Rgmt

14th Tank Army: Maj.Gen. K.K. Rokossovsky
HQ at Rovno
32nd Tank Corps, 30th Tank Corps,
141st Heavy Tank Brigade
205th Mot Div, 215th Mot Div.

6th Tank Army: Maj.Gen. S.I. Kondrusev.
HQ at Chmel'nitskiy
40th Tank Corps, 35th Tank Corps
61st Heavy Tank Brigade
29th Mot Div, 131st Mot Div.

13th Tank Army: Maj.Gen. A.A. Vlasov.
HQ at Zhitomir
25th Tank Corps, 31st Tank Corps
131st Heavy Tank Brigade
208th Mot Div, 18th Mot Dov

Units under direct VO command

16th Army: Ltn. Gen M.F. Lukin
HQ at Vinnica
193th InfDiv, 195th InfDiv, 200th InfDiv, 140th InfDiv, 146th InfDiv
138th Indep. Tank Brigade
205th, 207th and 368th Art.Rgmt

19th Army: Ltn. Gen I.S. Konev
HQ at Cherkassy
228th InfDiv, 190th InfDiv, 199th InfDiv 130th InfDiv, 169th InfDiv, 189th
InfDiv
68th Tank corps
44th Cav.Div
437th, 438th, 507th Art Rgmt

174th Heavy Tank Brigade
HQ at Cherkassy

1st Airborne Corps
HQ at Kiev

1st Fortified Region (Kiev)
3rd Fortified Region ( Letichev)
5th Fortified Region (Korosten')
7th Fortified Region (Novgrad-Volynskij)
13th Fortified Region (Shepetovka)
15th Fortified Regien (Ostropol')
17 th Fortified Region (Iziadav)


543rd and 646 Art.Rgmt
4th, 168th, 324th and 526th High-Power Art.Rgmt
331st, 376th, 529th, 538th, 589th Howtzr Rgmt.
24th, 245th, 315th, 316th Special-Power Art. Bttn.

Odessa VO
Commander Col.Gen. I.V. Tiulenev

9th Separate Army: Col. Gen. Ya.T. Cherevichenko
HQ at Kishinev
25th InfDiv, 51st InfDiv, 95th InfDiv, 176th InfDiv, 74th InfDiv
69 Tank Corps
9th Cav.Div.
80th Fortified Region (Rybinsk)
81st Fortified Region (Danube)
82nd Fortified Region (Tiraspol')
84th Fortified Region (Upper-Prut)
86th Fortified Region (Lower Prut)
7th AT-Brigade
265th Art.Div


317th Special High-Power Art. Bttn.

20th Tank Army: Maj.Gen V.I. Chistiakov.
HQ at Odessa
26th and 49th Tank Corps
201st Heavy Tank Brigade
210th and 24th Mot Div.

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Forces facing Barbarossa (not including strategic reserves or 2nd Strategic Echelon):

Fortified Regions: 38
Inf.Div (Rifle) 90 divisions of which 60 are cat.1.
Motorised Division: 20
Tank Corps: 30
Heavy Tank Brigade: 10
Tank Brigade: 4
Cavalry Division: 8
Airborne Corps: 2

AT-Brigade: 10

Armoured fighting Vehicles (tracked) not including forces in Fortified Regions

KV-1: 2140 (on 2480 built)
T-34: 4674 (on 5120 built)
BT-5/7/7M: 2502 (on 7463 in service and 8060 built)
T-50: 880 (on 950 built)
T-26: 3750 (on 9665 in service and 11218 built)
T-40: 100

Total: 14,046

SP vehicles

KV-2: 100
ZIS-30: 48 (on 100 built)
Su-45: 432 (on 500 built).

Total: 560

TOTAL all AFV (tracked) not including Fortified Regions: 14,606

The Soviet General Staff intended to deploy up to 185,000 men (more or less equivalent to 10 Cat.1 Infantry of Rifle Divisions) in the Fortified Regions. Mobile reserves were planned as independent tank battalions, usually like a NPP battalion.
One can then assume that at least 24 tank battalions would have been attached to Fortified Regions, with a total of 744 T-26 light tanks.

TOTAL all AFV (tracked) including Fortified Regions: 15,350
TOTAL modern tanks (KV-1, T-34, T-50): 7,694

The number of Anti-tank weapons is also an important factor.
It is assumed that excluding weapons in Fortified Regions 5,790 AT-G would have been deployed, mostly 45mm but with at least 350 to 450 new 57mm (ZIS-2).
More than 2,300 PTRD/PTRS 14.5mm AT-rifles would have been deployed too, with a probable dilution of 4 AT-R for 1 Cy in Cat.1 Infantry division (Rifle Division), Motorised Infantry Division and Cavalry Division.
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Alternate Barbarossa



1 - Order of Battle for both sides.

Are described here OofB for various forces engaged in Barbarossa by May 15th, 1942.

A - AXIS FORCES OofB BY MAY 17th.

Axis forces were including the Luftwaffe, the Romanian Air Force, the Hungarian Air Force, the Slovak Air Force and the Finnish Air Force.

I. Luftwaffe OofB at the outset of Barbarossa - May 17th, 1942.

Luftflotte-5 operating in support of Army group Norway
(Maj-Gen Stumpff)
171 planes

HQ Oslo
KG zBV 108 (47 Ju-52)

Fliegerfürher Kirkenes
13/JG 77 (31 Bf-109F)
5/KG30 (44 Ju-88)
IV (St)/LG1 (32 Ju-87)
1 (F)/120 (17 Ju-88)


Luftflotte - 1 operating in support of Army Group North
(Maj-Gen. Keller)
457 planes

HQ at Norkitten/Intersburg (76 planes)
2(F)/Ob.d.L (21 Do-215/217)
KG zb V 106 (54 Ju-52)

1st FliegerKorps (285 Planes)
(Ltn Gen Foerster)
JG 54 (118 Bf-109F/G)
KG 1 (44 Ju-88)
KG 76 (52 Ju-88)
KG 77 (47 Ju-88)
5 (F)/122 (24 Ju-88)

Fliegerfürher Baltic (96 planes)
(Ltn-Gen Wild)
SeeGruppe 806 (44 Ju-88)
R-Gruupe 125 (11 He-60, 24 He-114, 17 Ar-95)

Luftflotte-2, operating in support or Army Group Centre
Col-Gen. Von Richtofen
896 planes

HQ Warsaw (111 planes)
F/122 (19 Ju-88)
JG-53 (92 Bf-109)

14th FliegerKorps (390)
Ltn.Gen. Grauert
JG 51 (111 Bf-109F)
SKG 211 (51 Bf-110)
KG-57 (44 Ju-88)
KG-61 (64 He-111 H-6)
StG 79 (76 Ju-87)
KG zbV 101 (44 Ju-52)

8th FliegerKorps (395 planes)
Ltn-Gen Fiebig
JG-27 (96 Bf-109F)
ZG 26 (44 Bf-110, 24 Ju-88C)
KG-2 (37 Ju-88, 12 Do-217)
StG-1 (48 Ju-87 and 24 Hs-123 of the former II/LG2)
StG-2 (68 Ju-87)
IV/KG zbV-1 (24 Ju-52)
2 (F)/11 (12 Ju-88, 6 Do-217)

Luftflotte-4, operating in support of Army Group South
(Maj-Gen Löhr)
738 planes

HQ (187 planes)
JG-52 (78 Bf-109F)
4 (F) / 122 (18 Ju-88)
KG zbV 50 (44 Ju-52)
KG zbV 54 (47 Ju-52)

5th FliegerKorps (323 planes)
(Ltn-Gen Greim)
JG-3 (91 Bf-109F)
KG-51 (64 Ju-88)
KG-54 (49 Ju-88)
KG-55 (61 He-111 H6)
4. /Ssh G1 (43 He-123)
4 (F)/121 (15 Ju-88)

4th FliegerKorps (228 planes)
(Ltn-Gen Pflugbeil)
JG-77 (98 Bf-109F)
KG-37 (68 He-111 H6)
1 /Sch.G1 (44 Hs-123)
3 (F)/121 (18 Ju-88)


Total 2262 planes, of which 1,898 combat planes (excluding coastal reconnaissance planes), as 630 Bombers, 335 Dive bombers and attack planes, 715 Single engined fighters, 68 Twin-engined fighters, 150 long-range reconnaissance planes.

(OTL: 1,945 planes of which 1400 combat planes (excluding coastal reconnaissance) as 510 bombers, 290 dive-bombers, 440 single-engined fighters, 40 twin-engined fighters, 120 reconnaissance).

To this total are to be added combat planes operated by the Luftwaffe directly on the behalf of ground forces, principally Aufklärungsstraffeln (H) units.
By May 15th, were then operating in support of different Army Group:

4.(H)/12 with 21 Hs 126B and 18 Fw-189
4.(H)/21 with 26 Hs 126B and 15 Fw-189
2.(H)/23 with 31 Hs 126B and 7 Fw-189
4.(H)/23 with 28 Hs-126B and 14 Fw-189
2.(H)/31 with 19 Hs 126B and 21 Fw-189
4.(H)/31 with 17 Hs 126B and 19 Fw-189

for a total of 236 close range reconnaissance and observation aircrafts.
The complete total of Luftwaffe aircrafts earmarked for Barbarossa was then 2498 planes of which 2,134 were combat planes.

An internal RLM note dating of April 1942 suggests that if unit officers and cadre were highly experienced the number of freshly trained pilots and crew was important. This note stressed the impact of continuous offensive operations from the end of the "Campaign of France" onward on the Luftwaffe crew pool. Training curriculum had been severely disrupted in March 1941 and till summer 1941 because of the sending of training planes and instructors to operational units operating in the "Mercury" operation (airborne landings in Corsica and Sardinia) or in the Balkan-Greece campaign. Aircrew morale was uniformly high at the eve of Barbarossa, but the gap between very experience crews and younger ones was increasing.

II - The Rumanian Air Force or FARR (Fortelor Aeriene Regal ale Romania)

The FARR made the second most important contribution to Axis air assets on the eve of Barbarossa. FARR planes were integrated in the Luftflotte-4, operating on the bhalf of Army Group South.
FARR deployment included:

Flotila 1 Vinâtoare with 5 Fighter squadrons (36 Bf-109E, 28 IAR-80)
Flotila 1 Bombardement with 6 Bomber squadrons (38 S.M. 79B and 37 He 111H-3)
Flotila 2 Bombardement with 6 Bomber squadrons (11 SM. 79B, 25 Blenheim-I, 37 IAR-81)
Flotila 1 Aviatie de lupta with 6 Reconnaissance squadrons (72 IAR 37/38/39).

The FARR deployed then 284 combat planes for Barbarossa, but still has to maintain a significant fighter force at home to protect the Ploesti oilfields.

III. The Hungarian Air Force:

The Hungarian Air Force deployed its planes in combination with the Luflotte 2.
1st Fighter Regiment (with 56 Bf-109E)
4th Bomber Regiment (24 Ju-86 and 31 He-111)
1st Independent Long-Range Reconnaissance Group (15 He-170)

Total: 126 combat planes.

IV The Slovakian Air Force:

The Slovak Air Force was integrated too with the Luftflotte 2 and included:
11th, 12th and 13th Fighter squadrons on Avia B-534 (39 planes)
2nd, 4th and 5th Reconnaissance squadrons on Letov S-328 (38 planes).

Total: 77 planes.


B - SOVIET FORCES OofB by May 15th, 1942.:
(excluding strategic reserves, Strategic aviation, Moscow, North Caucasus military districts).

I - The frontal aviation or VVS

Leningrad VO
7th Air Army, Col. Gen. I.M. Sokolov with 920 planes and:
239, 240, 258, 259 IAD (480 fighters)
242, 261 BAD (240 bombers)
260 ShAD (120 assault planes)
2 separate RAP (80 reconnaissance planes)

Baltic-special VO
3rd Air Army, Maj. Gen. M.M. Gromov with 880 planes and:
209, 210, 256 IAD (360 fighters)
210, 211 and 270 BAD (360 bombers)
212 ShAD (120 assault planes)
1 separate RAP (40 reconnaissance planes)

Western-special VO
1st Air Army , Maj. Gen. T.F. Kutsevalov, with 1,160 planes and:
201, 202, 234 and 235 IAD (480 fighters)
213, 214, 215 BAD (360 bombers)
231, 232 ShAD (240 assault planes)
2 separate RAP (80 reconnaissance planes)

Kiev-special VO
2nd Air Army, Maj. Gen. S.A. Krasovskiy, with 1,200 planes and:
205, 206, 207, 236 and 237 IAD (520 fighters)
208, 222 and 223 BAD (360 bombers)
225 and 226 ShAD (240 assault planes)
2 separate RAP (80 reconnaissance planes)

Odessa VO:
4th Air Army, Maj. Gen. K.A. Vershinin, with 1,000 planes and:
216, 217 and 229 IAD (360 fighters)
132, 218 and 229 BAD (360 bombers)
230 and 238 ShAD (240 assault planes)
1 separate RAP (40 reconnaissance planes).

or 5,160 combat planes of which 1,680 bombers (900 Pe-2 and 780 older Il-4/DB3F), 960 assault planes (640 Il-2 and 320 I-153Sh.), 2200 fighters (720 Mig-3/3D, 1,480 Yak-1 and LaGG-3) and 320 reconnaissance planes (100 Pe-2, 100 Mig-3R, 40 Yak-4, 80 SB-2bis).
No less than 4,240 are "modern" planes.

II- The IA-PVO

Leningrad VO or Northern PVO zone: two IAK (400 planes)
Baltic-Special or Northwestern PVO zone: one IAK (240 planes)
Western PVO zone: one IAK (240 planes)
Kiev PVO zone: one IAK (240 planes)
Odessa or Southern PVO Zone: one IAK (240 planes)

Total 1360 combat planes (1280 Mig-3 / 80 Pe-3)

III - The Naval Air Service or VVS-VMF

Northern Fleet (220): 80 fighters, 80 bombers and torpedo-bombers, 20 reconnaissance and 40 flying boats.
Baltic Fleet (840): 360 fighters, 360 bombers and torpedo-bombers, 40 reconnaissance and 80 flying boats.
Black Sea Fleet (800): 360 fighters, 280 bombers and torpedo-bombers, 40 reconnaissance, and 120 flying boats.

Total 1860 planes, which would have been deployed in the 3 "Western" Fleets, with 800 fighters (360 Mig-3, 240 Yak-1, 200 LaGG-3), 720 bombers and torpedo-bombers (40 Pe-8 and 80 Yak-1SB parasite dive-bombers, 120 Pe-2, 480 DB-3F), 100 reconnaissance planes and 240 flying boats.

IV - Total Soviet combat aircrafts in operational areas.

8,340 planes
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[cracou]

(voici mon détail pour la section sud:)

devient:

11th ARMEE, Romania (von Schobert)

Rumanian Mountain Corps

XI. Armeekorps, Romania (von Kortzfleisch)
76. Infanterie-Division (de Angelis)
239. Infanterie-Division (Neuling)
1st Rumanian Armored Division
6th Rumanian Infantry Division
6 Th Rumanian Cavalry Brigade.

XXX. Armeekorps, Romania (von Salmuth)
198. Infanterie-Division (Röttig)
8th Rumanian Infantry Division
14th Rumanian Infantry Division
13th Ruma,ian Infantry Division
5th Rumanian Cavalry Brigade.

LIV. Armeekorps, Romania (Hansen)
50. Infanterie-Division (Hollidt)
170. Infanterie-Division (Wittke)

(Reserve)
Rumanian Cavalry Corps:
1st Royal Cavalry Brigade
22. Infanterie-Division (von Sponeck)
72. Infanterie-Division (Mattenklott)
99. Leichte Infanterie-Division (von der Chevallerie)

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3rd Romanian Army (CO lt. gen. Petre Dumitrescu) (un bien grand mot pour un corp de montagne, mais bon)

-8th Cavalry Brigade (CO col. Ion Danescu)
-3rd Motorized Calarasi Regiment
-4th Rosiori Regiment
-2nd Calarasi Regiment
-3rd Horse Artillery Regiment

-1st Mountain Brigade (CO brig. gen. Mihail Lascar)
-1st Mountain Group
-2nd Mountain Group
-1st Mountain Artillery Group

-2nd Mountain Brigade (CO brig. gen. Ion Dumitrache)
-4th Mountain Group
-5th Mountain Group
-2nd Mountain Artillery Group

-4th Mountain Brigade (CO brig. gen. Gheorghe Manoliu)
-8th Mountain Group
-9th Mountain Group
-4th Mountain Artillery Group

-7th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Olimpiu Stavrat)
-14th Infantry Regiment
-16th Infantry Regiment
-37th Infantry Regiment
-4th Artillery Regiment
-8th Artillery Regiment

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XI. Armeekorps, Romania (von Kortzfleisch)
76. Infanterie-Division (de Angelis)
239. Infanterie-Division (Neuling)

Romanian Cavalry Corps (CO maj. gen. Mihail Racovita)

-1st Armored Division (CO brig. gen. Ion Sion)
-1st Armored Regiment
-3rd Motorized Vanatori Regiment
-4th Motorized Vanatori Regiment
-1st Motorized Artillery Regiment

-5th Cavalry Brigade (CO col. Vasile Mainescu)
-6th Motorized Rosiori Regiment
-7th Rosiori Regiment
-8th Rosiori Regiment
-2nd Horse Artillery Regiment

-6th Cavalry Brigade (CO col. Aurel Racovita)
-10th Motorized Rosiori Regiment
-9th Rosiori Regiment
-5th Calarasi Regiment
-4th Horse Artillery Regiment

-6th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Romulus Ioanovici)
-10th Infantry Regiment
-15th Infantry Regiment
-27th Infantry Regiment
-11th Artillery Regiment
-16th Artillery Regiment

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LIV. Armeekorps, Romania (Hansen)
50. Infanterie-Division (Hollidt)
170. Infanterie-Division (Wittke)

-5th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Petre Vladescu)
-8th Infantry Regiment
-9th Infantry Regiment
-32nd Infantry Regiment
-7th Artillery Regiment
-28th Artillery Regiment

-8th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Alexandru Orasanu)
-29th Infantry Regiment
-7th Vanatori Regiment
-8th Vanatori Regiment
-12th Artillery Regiment
-17th Artillery Regiment

-13th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Gheorghe Rozin)
-7th Infantry Regiment
-22nd Infantry Regiment
-89th Infantry Regiment
-19th Artillery Regiment
-41st Artillery Regiment

-14th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Gheorghe Stavrescu)
-13th Infantry Regiment
-39th Infantry Regiment
-6th Vanatori Regiment
-24th Artillery Regiment
-29th Artillery Regiment


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(Reserve)
Rumanian Cavalry Corps:
1st Royal Cavalry Brigade
22. Infanterie-Division (von Sponeck)
72. Infanterie-Division (Mattenklott)
99. Leichte Infanterie-Division (von der Chevallerie)

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4th Romanian Army (CO lt. gen. Nicolae Ciuperca)

3rd Corps (CO maj. gen. Vasile Atanasiu)

-35th Reserve Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Emil Procopiescu)
-50th Reserve Infantry Regiment
-55th Reserve Infantry Regiment
-67th Reserve Infantry Regiment
-63rd Reserve Artillery Regiment
-64th Reserve Artillery Regiment

-11th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. David Popescu)
-2nd Infantry Regiment
-3rd Infantry Regiment
-19th Infantry Regiment
-21st Artillery Regiment
-26th Artillery Regiment

-15th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Marin Cosma Popescu)
-25th Infantry Regiment
-35th Infantry Regiment
-10th Vanatori Regiment
-23rd Artillery Regiment
-25th Artillery Regiment

5th Corps (CO lt. gen. Gheorghe Leventi)

-Guard Division (CO maj. gen. Nicolae Sova)
-6th Guard Infantry Regiment
-2nd Guard Vanatori Regiment
-9th Guard Vanatori Regiment
-1st Guard Artillery Regiment
-2nd Guard Artillery Regiment

-21st Infantry Division (CO maj. gen. Nicolae Dascalescu)
-11th Infantry Regiment
-12th Infantry Regiment
-24th Infantry Regiment
-5th Artillery Regiment
-30th Artillery Regiment

-Frontier-guard Division (CO brig. gen. Gheorghe Potopeanu)
-1st Frontier-guard Regiment
-2nd Frontier-guard Regiment
-5th Frontier-guard Regiment
-1st Frontier-guard Artillery Regiment

2nd Corps (CO maj. gen. Nicolae Macici)

-9th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Hugo Schwab)
-34th Infantry Regiment
-36th Infantry Regiment
-40th Infantry Regiment
-13th Artillery Regiment
-18th Artillery Regiment

-10th Infantry Division (CO brig. gen. Ionel Glogojanu)
-23rd Infantry Regiment
-33rd Infantry Regiment
-38th Infantry Regiment
-3rd Artillery Regiment
-20th Artillery Regiment

11th Corps (in reserve) (CO maj. gen. Aurelian Son)
-1st Fortification Brigade
-2nd Fortification Brigade


on voit en fait que je n'ai fait que précier ce qui était disponible, du nord au sud.

est ce que cela convient?

[Fantasque]

MERCI,
Très joli travail de ro(u)main....

Amitiés
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[cracou]

je suis sur les souces sociétiques et il est très clairement précisé que la 18e armée devait arriver à Odessa en Août 41 pour diviser la 9e en deux parties (ce qui se voit car la 9e est trop grosse).

Faudrait-il implémenter ce changement? Sinon comment on dit "alles kaput" en roumain? Ils ont comme qui dirait un os dans le potage .

Dans le sud, l'Odesa VO a une supériorité matérielle de 5 à 8 pour 1 (gasp) et des appareils largement au niveau de ceux des Roumains. Les allemands sont en défense de Ploesti. On va voir des choses étranges. Je doute que les Allemands arrivent au Dniepr , et déjà le Dniest va être difficile. Tout dépendra de ce qui se passe plus au nord.

[Fantasque]

La création du Front d'Odessa (ou Sud) ne va pas tarder et simplifier la châine de commandement. De plus on va avoir les troupes de Transcaucasie qui vontarriver début août.
Donc toute la structure de commandement va devoir evoluer.

Pour les roumains, je ne sais pas vraiment....
Mais, c'est un GROS os...

F
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[cracou]

Black Sea Fleet

battleship of the Gangut-class : Parizhskaya Kommuna
Svetlana-class cruiser : Krasny Kavkaz
Svetlana / Admiral Butakov-class cruisers : Krasny Krym & Chervona Ukraina

large destroyers ( flotilla leaders ) of the Leningrad-class ( Project 1 ) : Moskva & Kharkov
Tashkent-class destroyer : Tashkent
Type 7 destroyers : Bditelnyi, Besposhchadnyi, Bezuprechnyi, Bodryi, Boikiy & Bistryi
Type-7U destroyers : Smyshlonnyi & Isoobrazitelnyi.
old destroyers : Frunze, Dzerzhinskiy, Nezamozhnik, Zheleznyakov &

Building:
Type-7U destroyers Soverscheenyi, Svobodnyi & Sposobnyi ) were being completed or in sea trials

Other:
cruiser Komintern used as a training ship


Forty-four submarines
D-4 Revolyutsioner, D-5 Spartakovets, D-6 Yakobinets, L-4 Garibaldiets, L-5
Charist, L-6 Karbonari, S-31 to 34, Shch-201 Sazan, Shch-202 Seld, Shch-203 Kambala, Shch-204 Minoga, Shch-205 Nerpa, Shch-206 to 215
A-1 to A-5 ( AG-Amerikanskiy Golland--class ); M-31 to 36, M-51, M-52, M-54,
M-58 to 60 & M-62

Gunboats :
Krasnaya Abkhaziya, Krasnyy Adzharistan, Krasnaya Armeniya, Kraznaya Gruziya &
Krasnaya Moldaviya ( Elpidifor-class )

Minesweepers:
T-401 Tral, T-402 Minrep, T-403 Gruz, T-404 Schchit, T-405, Vzyvatelny, T-406 Iskatelny, T-407 Mina, T-408 Yakory, T-409 Garpun, T-410 Vsryv, T-411 Zashchitnik, T-412 Arsenii Raskin & T-413

old minesweepers :
T-39 Doroteya & T-69 Dzhalita

auxiliary minesweepers :
TK-71 to 77, TK-81 to 87, TK-90 Proletarsky Luch, K-91Komsomolets, TK-92 Pionyer, TK-93 Vega, TK-94 Baydukov, TK-95 Skhumi, TK-96 Chkalov, TK-97 Revvoyenssoviet, TK-98 Dniestr & TK-99 Kuibishev

Seventy-six motor torpedo boats :
one Tupolev type ( ex-GANT-4 )
one G-6 used as command vessel,
one G-8,
nine Sh-4 used for training
one experimental SM-4, one experimental ‘ Diesel ’ ( ? ),
one Komsomolets-class
one D-2 used for communications
fifty-six G-5 and four D-3.

Forty-eight submarine chasers


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Black Sea Naval Aviation
651 planes and seaplanes

63 BAB ( Bomber Brigade ) :
2 MTAP ( DB-3, DB-3F & DB-3T ),
40 BAP (Pe-2s ,SB-2 bombers )
62 BAP (Pe-2s ,SB-2 bombers )

1 SAB ( Mixed Brigade ) :
8 IAP ( Fighter Regiment ) with Polikarpov I-16, I-15bis & I-153, MiG-3
32 IAP with I-16, MiG-3
119 ORAP ( Reconnaissance Regiment ) with Beriev MBR-2
116 ORAP with MBR-2, GST & MTB-2

Ten independent squadrons

32 IAP also had a ‘ Special Mission Squadron ’, formed within the 2nd Squadron at Evpatoria in 1940, with Tupolev TB-3s as mother-ships carrying two I-16SPB-BRAB-500 – that were first delivered in September 1940 – in a composite configuration ( the Zveno composites - Z-SPB - ).

Sources:
Siegfried Breyer, ‘ Soviet warship development Volume one : 1917 – 1937 ’, London :Conway, 1992
Whitley, M. J., ' Zerstorer im Zweiten Weltkrieg - Technik, Klassen, Typen ' – Destroyers in the Second World War – Tecnic, Classes, Types, Stuttgart : Motorbuch Verlag, 1991.
Lennart Anderson, Soviet Aircraft and Aviation 1917-1941, London : Putnam, 1994
Huan, Claude, La Flotte Rouge – The Red Fleet, Nantes : Marins editions, 2000
Przemyslaw Budzbon, ‘ Soviet Navy at war 1941-1945 ’, London : Arms & Armour Press, 1989

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otl: si je pense que la production totale n'a pas du changer énormément le nombre d'appareil en ligne, le rééquipement en Mig 2 et Pe 2 doit être a peu près total.

[Casus Frankie]

Fantasque _ Peut-on avoir une petite définition de "IA-PVO" ?

Merci (on pourrait croire que traduire un OdB, c'est simple, mais c'est plein de petits détails...)

Par aileurs, on a les ODB terrestre et aérien, plus les OdB navals de mer Noire, manque les OdB navals de Baltique/ Arctique...
(surtout pour les Soviétiques)
Ou est-ce que j'ai raté quelque chose ?

Amitiés
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Casus Frankie

"Si l'on n'était pas frivole, la plupart des gens se pendraient" (Voltaire)

[cracou]

pvo, ou Protivo Vozdushnoy Oborony si je ne m'abuse (mon russe est très googolant)

je dirai, pour faire simple, défense aérienne

[Fantasque]

IA-PVO

Aviation de Chasse du Commandement à la Defense aérienne

(l'aviation soviétique VVS est divisée en avitaion tactique ou "frontale" FA et en aviation de défense aérienne qui assure la protection des sites statégiques)

F
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[loic]

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En principe (moi) ...