Leningrad Front - Structure

Structure

Upon its creation in August 1941, the Leningrad front included:

  • 8th Army
  • 23rd Army
  • 48th Army
  • Koporye operational group
  • Southern operational group
  • Slutsk operational group
  • Baltic Fleet

Following November 25, 1942, the structure of the Leningrad front constantly increased, it subsequently included:

  • 20th Army
  • 21st Army
  • 22nd Army
  • 42nd Army
  • 51st Army
  • 52nd Army
  • 54th Army(Until Oct 1944; then disbanded)
  • 55th Army(Aug 1941 - Dec 1943; then disbanded)
  • 59th Army
  • 67th Army
  • 1st Shock Army
  • 2nd Shock Army
  • 4th Shock Army
  • 6th Guards Army
  • 10th Guards Army
  • 3rd Air Army
  • 13th Air Army
  • 15th Air Army

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