1 Russland Tactical Brigade

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1 Russian-Russian Assault Brigade of the Russian Revolutionary Armed Forces at the end of the Second World War.

Sformowanie

In 1945, it was formed from officers and soldiers who guarded General Andrew A. Własow and the officers of the ROA school, over 500 self-contained tank destroyers. It consisted of three platoons. The commander was Col. Igor K. Sakharov, and the deputy - captain. G. Lamsdorf. Armed with only small arms and panzerfuses on February 9, he entered the fighting on the Oder River in Kostrzyn, aiming to liquidate the Soviet abutment on the west bank of the river occupied by the 230th Division of the Red Army. His achievements were so great that the Russians received praise from the German command, and General A. A. Własow congratulated the Reichsführer SS Heinrich Himmler.

In this situation, the command of the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of the KONR was formed by the 1 Russland Troop Carrier Brigade. It counted about 1.2 thousand. soldiers. It consisted of 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 independent anti-tank squadrons (12 squadrons consisted of representatives of the Caucasus nations). Each squadron was divided into three assault groups. The commander of the brigade was Colonel Gałkin. It had about 1.2 thousand. machine guns and about 2.4 thousand. panzerfaustów. History

Germany was subordinated to the newly formed "Weichsel" Anti-Tank Division in the 9th Army of General Theodora Busse of the Weichsel Army Group (the brigade was a retreat). During the fighting on the Odra, its subordinate units gradually entered the battle against the Soviet abodes. On 6 March the 1st Oval Infantry Division was placed on the Odra front and the brigade was subordinated to it. On April 8th, there was a conflict with the Germans, who had received most of the machine guns from the 13th and 14th Squadrons. The Russian commander Major Mayor Thorpe strongly protested against what he was arrested and imprisoned. He was released only under the influence of the chief of the inspection department of OKH Lt Col. Hanzen. The Russians at the end of the war - like the soldiers of other units of the Armed Forces of the KONR - were delivered to the Soviets. Forces of the KONR - were delivered to the Soviets.

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