2nd Guards Tamanskaya Motor Rifle Division - Subordinated Units and Fighting Strength

Subordinated Units and Fighting Strength

As of 2004, the Tamanskaya Division consisted of the following units:

    • 1st Guards 'Sevastopolsky' Motor Rifle Regiment, Kalininets
    • 15th Guards 'Shavlinsky' Motor Rifle Regiment, Kalininets
    • 283rd Guards 'Berlinsky' Motor Rifle Regiment, Kalininets
    • 1st Guards 'Chertkovsky' Tank Regiment, Kalininets (ru:1 гвардейский танковый полк)
    • 147th Guards 'Sevastopolsky' Artillery Regiment, Kobyakovo
    • 1117th Air Defence Regiment, Kobyakovo
    • 136th Guards Independent Intelligence Battalion, Kalininets
    • 1174th Independent Anti-Tank Battalion
    • 211st Guards Independent Engineer Battalion
    • 614th Independent Chemical Battalion
    • 47th Guards Independent Signal Battalion
    • 190th Independent Maintenance Battalion
    • 1063rd Independent Supply Battalion
    • 370th Independent Medical Battalion

Overall, the division numbered around 12,000 soldiers. Its principal vehicles were the T-90 and T-80 main battle tanks, BTR-80 armoured personnel carrier and the BMP-2 and BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles.

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