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Guards Tank Armies

1GTA 2GTA 3GTA 4GTA 5GTA 6GTA

Tank Armies

1TA 2TA 3TA 4TA 6TA
 

Guards Tank Korps

1GTK 2GTK 3GTK 4GTK 5GTK 6GTK 7GTK 8GTK 9GTK 10GTK 11GTK 12GTK

Tank Korps

1TK 2TK 3TK 4TK 5TK 6TK 7TK 9TK 10TK 11TK 12TK 15TK 16TK 18TK 19TK 20TK 23TK 25TK 29TK 30TK 31TK
 

Guards Mechanized Korps

1GMK 2GMK 3GMK 4GMK 5GMK 6GMK 7GMK 8GMK 9GMK

Mechanized Korps

1MK 2MK 3MK 5MK 7MK 8MK 9MK
 
Abbr.: A=Army, Ba=(Pri)Baltic, Btl=Batallion, Brig=Brigade, Bry=Bryansk, By=Byelorussian, Ce=Central, Fr=Front, G=Guards, H=Heavy, K=Korps, Kal=Kalinin, Len=Leningrad, M/Mech=Mechanized, MD=Military District, Mosc=Moscow, Mot=Motorized, Motcyc=Motorcycle, Reg=Regiment, Res=Reserve, Sh=Shock, So=Southern, Stp=Steppes, SU=Self-Propelled Artillery, Tk=Tank, TA=Tank Army, TrBaik=Trans-Baikal, Ukr=Ukrainian, Vor=Voronesh, We=Western

Results for: 18.Tank Korps

Key Commander(s):

 Yegorov Trufanov Firsovich Polozkov Kolesnikov Govorunenko
Markings Campaigns See also
Voronezh, Saturn, Kharkov, Kursk, Kharkov, Kirovograd,
Korsun, Lvov-Sandomir, Hungary (Debrecen, Budapest, Balaton)
Period Assigned To Tk.Brig. Mot.Brig. Tank Reg. SU.Reg. Motcyc.Btl
1942-07-01-1942-07-31 StavkaRes 110,180,181 18
1942-08-01-1942-09-30 60A 110,180,181 18
1942-10-01-1942-10-31 60A 110,180,181 52
1942-11-01-1942-11-30 BaMD 110,170,181 32 52
1942-12-01-1942-12-31 SWFr 110,170,181 32 52
1943-01-01-1943-01-31 1GA 110,170,181 32 52
1943-02-01-1943-02-28 SWFr 110,170,181 32 52
1943-03-01-1943-03-31 1GA 110,170,181 32
1943-04-01-1943-04-30 StavkaRes 110,170,181 32
1943-05-01-1943-05-31 StpMD 110,170,181 32
1943-06-01-1943-06-30 StpMD 110,170,181 32 36G
1943-07-01-1943-07-31 StavkaRes 110,170,181 32 36G
1943-08-01-1943-08-31 5GTA 110,170,181 32 36G
1943-09-01-1943-10-31 5GTA 110,170,181 32 36G 78
1943-11-01-1943-12-31 5GTA 110,170,181 32 1543 78
1944-01-01-1944-01-31 5GTA 110,170,181 32 1438,1543 78
1944-02-01-1944-05-31 5GTA 110,170,181 32 1438 78
1944-06-01-1944-08-31 2UkrFr 110,170,181 32 1438 78
1944-09-01-1944-09-30 6TA 110,170,181 32 363G,1438 78
1944-10-01-1944-10-31 53A 110,170,181 32 363G,1438 78
1944-11-01-1944-11-30 2UkrFr 110,170,181 32 363G,1438 78
1944-12-01-1945-05-31 3UkrFr 110,170,181 32 363G,1438 78

Unit History

  • Jul 12-15,1943 Write-offs : 32 T-34, 12 T-70, 11 Churchill
  • Jul 16,1943 : 45 T-34, 44 T-70, 9 Churchill
  • Mar 05,1944 : 47 T-34, 12 SU-85, 3 Valentine IX
  • May 01,1944 : 38 T-34, 1 SU-85
  • Jun 16,1944 : 93 T-34, 2 M4A2
  • Jun 30,1944 : 186 T-34, 2 M4A2
  • Aug 20,1944 : 204 T-34, 2 M4A2
  • Oct 05,1944 : (operational) 52 T-34, 12 SU-85, 9 ISU-152
  • Losses in Oct 1944 : (destroyed/damaged) 40/20 T-34, 2/3 SU-85, 3/2 ISU-152
  • Jan 01,1945 : 120 T-34, 19 IS-2. 11 SU-85
  • Jan 02,1945 : 97 T-34, 19 IS-2. 16 SU-85
  • Jan 02-16, 1945 : Write-Off Losses : 8 T-34, 8 SU-85, 11 ISU-122
  • Jan 02-16, 1945 : Enemy Losses (Destroyed/Captured/Killed) : 125 Tanks + SU, 32 APC, 6 Planes
  • Jan 26,1945 : 89 T-34, 1 SU-85, 34 SU-76, 28 ISU-122, 8 ISU-152
  • Feb 01,1945 : 26 IS-2, 11 SU-85, 8 ISU-152, 3 M4A2
  • Mar 05,1945 : 42 T-34 (19 under repair), 12 SU-76, 63 SU-100, 16 ISU-122, 6 ISU-152
  • Mar 16,1945 : 48 T-34 (4 in repair), 12 ISU-122, 6 ISU-152
  • Mar 16,1945 : 'SU-100 and ISU-122 able to destroy Tigers and Kingtigers from 1500-2000m'
  • Jan 02-Mar 06, 1945 : Write-Off Losses : 171 T-34, 12 SU-85, 24 SU-76, 21 ISU-122, 13 ISU-152
  • Mar 07-Mar 20, 1945 : Write-Off Losses : 49 T-34, -- SU-85, 14 SU-76, 3 ISU-122, 1 ISU-152
  • Mar 21-Apr 04, 1945 : Write-Off Losses : 42 T-34, -- SU-85, 5 SU-76, 2 ISU-122, 1 ISU-152
  • Apr 05-May 09, 1945 : Write-Off Losses : 64 T-34, -- SU-85, 3 SU-76, 4 ISU-122, - ISU-152
  • Jan 02-May 09, 1945 : Total Write-Off : 326 T-34, 12 SU-85, 44 SU-76, 30 ISU-122, 15 ISU-152
  • Jan 02-May 09, 1945 : Enemy Losses (Destroyed/Captured/Killed) : 553 Tanks + SU, 490 APC, 1180 Vehicles, 28420 Soldiers
  • Jan 02-May 09, 1945 : Enemy Losses (Captured) : 42504 Soldiers
Sources : tankfront.ru, pamyat-naroda.ru, flamesofwar.com, War is over, Poirier-Conner, "RA OOB in the GPW", et al.

Surely not exhaustive, hence any further info or corrections welcome

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