Urals Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support UnitsĬ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Urals Military Districtī. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Archangel’sk Military District, 22nd June 1941Ī. Archangel’sk Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support Unitsĭ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Archangel’sk Military DistrictĬ. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Transcaucasus Military District, 22nd June 1941ī. Transcaucasus Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support Units NKVD Ground Forces in the Transcaucasus Military Districtį. Total Manpower and Equipment in the North Caucasus Military District, 22nd June 1941Ĭ. North Caucasus Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support UnitsĮ. NKVD Ground Forces in the North Caucasus Military Districtĭ. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Volga Military District, 22nd June 1941Ĭ. Volga Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support UnitsĬ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Volga Military Districtī. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Kharkov Military District, 22nd June 1941Ī. Kharkov Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support UnitsĮ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Kharkov Military Districtĭ. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Orel Military District, 22nd June 1941Ĭ. Orel Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support UnitsĮ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Orel Military Districtĭ. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Moscow Military District, 22nd June 1941Ĭ. Moscow Military District, Front, Army and Corps Support Unitsĭ. NKVD Ground Forces in the Moscow Military DistrictĬ. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Reserves of the Stavka GK, 22nd June 1941Ģ) Internal Military Districts and Non-Active Frontī. Total Manpower and Equipment in the Separate Stavka Reserves, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 24th Army, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 22nd Army, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 21st Army, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 20th Army, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 19th Army, 22nd June 1941 Total Manpower and Equipment in the 16th Army, 22nd June 1941 The Actual Strength of all Soviet Land Combat Units in a Deployed (D) Stateġ) Reserves of the Stavka GK (Headquarters of the Main Command) Operation Barbarossa: the Complete Organisational and Statistical Analysis, and Military Simulation Volume IIIB The Soviet Armed Forces, Mobilisation and War Economyįrom June to December 1941 Table of Contentsġ. The latter includes details on killed, wounded, missing, POW and unfit casualties during 1941, and also reviews the losses from 1942 to 1945. the changing Supply Distribution Efficiency) and a detailed examination of the Soviet military casualties. The Soviet Navy (the VMF) is similarity treated, with every significant naval vessel accounted for (including those lost and newly commissioned) in each of the USSR’s naval command areas during 1941.Īlso analysed to the same level of detail are: the actual strength and deployment of Soviet forces in the USSR’s internal military districts and Stavka Reserves on 22nd June 1941, pre-war stockpiles and war production of all types of weapon systems and transport, the personnel and equipment used in the formation of newly mobilised forces, the personnel and equipment replacements used by existing combat units, logistical supply of the Soviet armed forces during 1941 (i.e. It includes: the VVS command and authorised air-unit structures, detailed Orders of Battle (including aircraft types, strengths and readiness) in each VVS command area in June 1941, air-unit reinforcements, and overall aircraft usage, production, replacements and losses during the second half of 1941. Volume IIIB also includes the most detailed study published to date of the Soviet Air Forces (the VVS and PVO) fielded during 1941. All the combat units mobilised, along with the resources used, are presented in a precisely documented and structured fashion. Every major Soviet combat unit formed in the Red Army, Air Force, Navy, NKVD and PVO is included, along with minor units down to HQ and battalion level. Volume IIIB represents the first ever complete and comprehensive quantitative analysis of this immense Soviet mobilisation program. The Soviet mobilisation that followed the start of Operation Barbarossa remains the largest and fastest mobilisation ever carried out in human history involving some 11,790,000 conscripts and reservists. Volume IIIB is the second of the two volumes relating to (and completing) the Soviet armed forces, mobilisation and war-economy from June to December 1941.
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