17th Army Corps
17-й армейский корпус
Military Unit: 54220
Commanders:
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Major-General Grigoriy Andreevich Belov, 16.9.49 - 23.7.54
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Major-General Nikolay Petrovich Chunikhin, 23.7.54 - 6.55
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Major-General Sergey Nikolaevich Kuznetsov, 6.55 - 25.9.58
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Major-General Anatoliy Demidovich Andrushchenko, 26.9.58 - 24.2.61
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Major-General Egor Ivanovich Kruglov, 25.2.61 - 3.12.64
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Lieutenant-General Nikolay Kyzmich Silchenko, 4.12.64 - 28.7.67
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Lieutenant-General Sergey Mikhaylovich Borisov, 29.7.67 - 6.12.71
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Lieutenant-General Vladimir Yakovlevich Myakushko, 6.12.71 - 5.75
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no data, 5.75 - 12.82
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Major-General Fyodor Mikhaylovich Kyzmin, 12.82 - 9.84
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Major-General Ivan Vasilevich Bizhan, 11.84 - 6.87
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no data, 6.87 - 1988
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Major-General Viktor Gerasimovich Kazantsev, 1988 - 1990
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no data, 1990 - 6.92
Activated 16.9.49 in Samarkand, Samarkand Oblast, as the 17th
Rifle Corps.
Organisation 1950:
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203rd Rifle Division (Semipalatinsk, Semipalatinsk Oblast)
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360th Rifle Division (Termez, Surkhandar'inskaya Oblast)
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16th Guards Mechanised Division (Samarkand, Samarkand Oblast)
In 4.55 the 203rd and 360th Rifle Divisions were renamed 30th and 55th Rifle
Divisions.
25.6.57 renamed 17th Army Corps:
In 1958 the 90th Guards Motorised Rifle Division
was transferred to district control.
Organisation 1960:
11.1.65 the 102nd Motorised Rifle Division was renamed
203rd Motorised Rifle Division.
Organisation 1970:
In 1.80 the 201st Motorised Rifle Division
and the 860th independent Motorised Rifle Regiment departed for Afghanistan -
replaced by the 134th Motorised Rifle Division
and the 32nd independent Motorised Rifle Regiment.
Organisation 1980:
In 6.81 the 32nd independent Motorised Rifle Regiment was renamed
68th independent Motorised Rifle Brigade.
Organisation 1988:
6.92 taken over by Kirgizistan.
Headquarters:
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Samarkand, Samarkand Oblast, 9.49 - 1968
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Frunze, Frunze Oblast, 1968 - 6.92
Subordination: