Red Army

1917-1946 ground warfare branch of the Soviet Union's military. 
PKKA, Red Workers' and Peasants' Army, RKKA, Workers' and Peasants' Red Army

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1918 — 1946 11th Guards Army, 150th Rifle Division, 150th Rifle Division, 150th Rifle Division, 153rd Rifle Division, 171st Rifle Division (1st formation), 171st Rifle Division (2nd formation), 18th Army, 18th Rifle Division (1918–1940), 18th Rifle Division (1940–1941), 1st Baltic Front, 1st Belorussian Front, 1st Cavalry Army, 1st Far Eastern Front, 1st Separate Women's Volunteer Rifle Brigade, 1st Ukrainian Front, 214th Airborne Brigade, 216th Motorized Division, 277th Rifle Division First Formation, 2nd Baltic Front, 2nd Belorussian Front, 2nd Far Eastern Front, 2nd Ukrainian Front, 316th Rifle Division, 38th Army, 3rd Army in Magdeburg, 3rd Baltic Front, 3rd Belorussian Front, 3rd Shock Army, 3rd Tank Army, 3rd Ukrainian Front, 44th Rifle Division, 4th Shock Army, 4th Ukrainian Front, 518th Fighter Aviation Regiment, 5th Army, 5th Guards Combined Arms Army, 5th Guards Tank Army, 5th Shock Army, 61st Army, 62nd Army (Soviet Union), 68th Guards Tank Regiment, 79th Rifle Corps, 7th Ukrainian Soviet Division, army, Bashkir group of forces, Bashkir separate cavalry brigade, Bashkir separate cavalry division, Bryansk Front, Caspian-Caucasian Front, Caucasian Front, Caucasian Front, Central Front, Central Group of Forces, Chechen Red Army, Crimean Front, Crimean rebel army, Curtain forces, Don Front, Eastern Front, Far Eastern Front, Guards unit, Kalinin Front, Karelian Front, Kursk Front, Kyiv Military District, Latyshskie strelki, Leningrad Front, Moscow Defence Zone, Moscow Reserve Front, motorised rifle unit, National Red Army unit, North Caucasian Front, Northern Front, Northern Front, Northern Group of Forces, Oryol Front, Political Directorate of the Soviet Army and Soviet Navy, Q113680563, Q117324306, Q12357828, Q16486466, Q16487657, Q16495535, Q16495700, Q16525077, Q16625081, Q18400253, Q18623186, Q22132039, Q22132041, Q22132042, Q22132043, Q22132045, Q22132046, Q22132047, Q22132050, Q22132051, Q24931955, Q25182438, Q3739773, Q38899086, Q4028034, Q4028826, Q4032547, Q4069652, Q4114755, Q4124950, Q4186622, Q4519861, Q4538868, Q48956093, Q48956094, Raboče-Krest'janskij Krasnyj vozdušnyj flot, Red Army Special Design Team for Aviation Forces, Red Banner Caucasus Army, Red Guards, Red Guards, Reserve Front, Revolutionary Military Council, rifle division, South Ural Military District, Southeastern Front, Southeastern Front, Southern Front, Southern Front of the Russian Civil War, Southern Group of Forces, Southwestern Front, Southwestern Front, Soviet Armed Forces, Soviet Ground Forces, Soviet Russia Armed Forces, Stalingrad Front, Steppe Front, Transbaikal Front, Transcaucasian Front, Turkestan Front, Ukrainian Front (1919), Ukrainian Galician Army, Volkhov Front, Voronezh Front, Western Front, Western Front, worldwide, 

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3rd Tank Army – 45 mm anti-tank gun M1932 – 5th Guards Tank Army – 9K121 Vikhr – Raboče-Krest'janskij Krasnyj vozdušnyj flot – Soviet Ground Forces – SU-76 – T-34/85 – TMD-44 – ZSU-23-4 Shilka – 

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Alexei Berest

Anatoly Pavlovich Krasilnikov

Archil Gelovani

Fyodor Truhin

Gennady Velichko

Grigory Ivanovich Chapaev

Horim Hwang

Ivan Alekseevich Kuznetsov (full holder of the Order of Glory)

Joseph Filippovich Chumakov

Joseph Filippovich Chumakov

Konstantin Kuzakov

Meliton Kantaria

Mikhail Romanovich Abrosimov

Nikolai Artyomovich Baranov

Pyotr Vasilievich Eremeev

Soldiers of the Red Army in Kaunas, Lithuania during the World War II.

Tsaezar Kunikov

Vasily Kislyakov

Vasily Zaitsev (sniper)

Yakov Yakovlevich Gulyaev

Zinon Prokhorov

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image		Alexei Berest			Wikimedia
image		Anatoly Pavlovich Krasilnikov			Wikimedia
image		Archil Gelovani			Wikimedia
image		Fyodor Truhin			Wikimedia
image		Gennady Velichko			Wikimedia
image		Grigory Ivanovich Chapaev			Wikimedia
image		Horim Hwang			Wikimedia
image		Ivan Alekseevich Kuznetsov (full holder of the Order of Glory)			Wikimedia
image		Joseph Filippovich Chumakov			Wikimedia
image		Joseph Filippovich Chumakov			Wikimedia
image		Konstantin Kuzakov			Wikimedia
image		Meliton Kantaria			Wikimedia
image		Mikhail Romanovich Abrosimov			Wikimedia
image		Nikolai Artyomovich Baranov			Wikimedia
image		Pyotr Vasilievich Eremeev			Wikimedia
image		Soldiers of the Red Army in Kaunas, Lithuania during the World War II.			Wikimedia
image		Tsaezar Kunikov			Wikimedia
image		Vasily Kislyakov			Wikimedia
image		Vasily Zaitsev (sniper)			Wikimedia
image		Yakov Yakovlevich Gulyaev			Wikimedia
image		Zinon Prokhorov			Wikimedia

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