Patriotic War II,0128364,Chief Of Staff,40th Guards Rifle Division
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His units and posts. I'd say one of the more colorful and interesting careers.

Dpty Politruk 9 Rifle Company, 11 RR, 4 RD 8.1931
Company Politruk 11 Turkestan RR, 4 RD 2.1933
Company Cdr 10 Turkestan RR, 4 RD 7.1934
Company Cdr 3 Air Assault Bde, Leningrad MilDist 7.1935
Advanced to Parachute “Inspector” 16.6.1936
Recon Det Cdr 3 Air Assault Brigade, Leningrad MilDist 5.1936
Commander 3 Airborne Battalion, 201 Assault Brigade 28.10.1938
In recuperation in Hospital #2778 6.1941
Dpty Chief Ops Sect 6 Airborne Corps 30.6.1942
Chief of Staff 40 Guards Rifle Division, Southern Front 9.12.1943
Chief of Staff 14 Guards Airborne Division 1.1944
Chief, 1 Section 1 Independent Airborne Army 11.10.1944
Dpty Chief, 1 Section Airborne Forces HQ 16.1.1945
Sr Officer, 2 Section Rifle Unit Combat Training HQ 12.6.1946
Sr Officer, 2 Section Ground Forces Combat Training HQ 21.4.1948


Commander, Recon Detachment, 201 Airborne Brigade 19.8.40
Chief of Operations and Deputy Chief of Staff, 40 Gds RD 4.8.42
At disposal of Red Army Airborne Forces Military Committee 31.7.43-15.01.44
At disposal of Peoples Commissariat of Defense HQ 19.4.44

Sr Officer, 1 Section Ground Forces Combat Training HQ 23.3.50
Sr Officer, 1 Section Soviet Army Ground Forces Cmbt and Phys Tng 20.4.50
Dpty Chief, 1 Section Ground Forces Tng HQ, Plans HQ and Cbt Tng 28.6.54
Dpty Chief, General Combat Training Planning, Ground Forces Trainin 15.6.55
Chief, 1 Section Ground Forces Tng Centers and Ranges
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Eryk Wrote:Can’t find a reference there to the 31st Guards Rifle Corps. :(
Steen uses Roman numerals for corps. It's this guy:

Aleksandr Ivanovich Utvenko, CO 31st GRC:
Biography of Lieutenant-General Aleksandr Ivanovich Utvenko - (Александр Иванович Утвенко)
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