SECTION 2 [B] REVISED 23 MAR 2022 ORBAT : ORDER OF BATTLE FOR THE 2022 RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE

  SOURCE:  (A) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_battle_for_the_2022_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine

( B ) ORBITS  WORLD BATTLES : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Orders_of_battle

INDEX ORBAT  ( PROGRESSIVE AS PER  PERIODIC CHANGES ) 

(e) 20 MAY 2022 :  https://bcvasundhra.blogspot.com/2022/05/order-of-battle-for-2022-russian.html

(d ) 22 April 2022 : https://bcvasundhra.blogspot.com/2022/05/order-of-battle-for-2022-russian_20.html

( c )  28  MAR 2022 : https://bcvasundhra.blogspot.com/2022/03/section-2-c-order-of-battle-for-2022.html

(b) 23  MAR 2022 :   https://bcvasundhra.blogspot.com/2022/03/section-2-revised-23-mar-2022-orbat.html

(a) 22 FEB 2022:  https://bcvasundhra.blogspot.com/2022/03/orbat-order-of-battle-for-2022-russian.html

 SECTION  2 [B]

ORDER OF BATTLE FOR 2022

 RUSSIAN  INVASION OF UKRAINE  AS ON   

23  MAR 2022                                                     ( From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) 

    This is the  Revised  23  MAR 2022 order of battle for the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.

                                     ORBAT

                                  

Russian and Allied Forces[edit]

• 
  
•  Russia (Commander-in-Chief: President Vladimir Putin)
  •  Ministry of Defence (General of the Army Sergey Shoygu)
    •  Russian General Staff
      •  Russian Armed Forces (General of the Army Valery Gerasimov)
        •  Russian Ground Forces (General of the Army Oleg Salyukov)
          • 1st Guards Tank Army (Lieutenant General Sergei Kisel)
            • 2nd Guards Motor Rifle Division (Colonel (Guards) Sergey Viktorovich Medvedev)
              • 1st Guards Tank Regiment^[1]
              • 1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment^[1]
            • 4th Guards Tank Division (Colonel Yevgeny Nikolayevich Zhuravlyov)
              • 423rd Guards Motor Rifle Regiment^[2][3]
            • 47th Guards Tank Division
              • 26th Tank Regiment^[4]
            • 27th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Sergey Igorevich Safonov)^[5]
            • 96th Reconnaissance Brigade (Colonel Valery Vdovichenko)^[4]
          • 2nd Guards Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Andrey Vladimirovich Kolotovkin)
            • 15th Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Andrei Sergeevich Marushkin)^[4]
            • 21st Guards Motor Rifle Brigade^[6]
            • 30th Motor Rifle Brigade^[7]
          • 5th Combined Arms Army (Major General Aleksey Podivilov [ru])
            • 57th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade^[8]
            • 127th Motor Rifle Division^[9]
          • 6th Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Vladislav Nikolayevich Yershov)
            • 25th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Andrei Nikolaevich Arkhipov)^[6]
            • 138th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Sergei Maksimov)^[10]
          • 8th Guards Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Andrey Nikolayevich Mordvichev †)
            • 20th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Colonel Aleksei Gorobets)
              • 33rd Motor Rifle Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Yuri Agarkov †)^[11]
              • 255th Motor Rifle Regiment^[12]
              • 358th Guards Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment^[12]
              • 944th Guards Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment^[12]
            • 150th Motor Rifle Division (Major General Oleg Mityaev †)
              • 102nd Motorized Rifle Regiment^[4]
          • 20th Guards Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Andrey Sergeevich Ivanaev)
            • 3rd Motor Rifle Division (Major General Aleksei Vyacheslavovich Avdeyev)
              • 252nd Motor Rifle Regiment (Colonel Igor Nikolaev †)^[13]
            • 144th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Major General Vitaly Sleptsov)^[14]
              • 488th Motor Rifle Regiment (Colonel Vladimir Nikolaevich Koralo)
          • 29th Combined Arms Army (Major General Andrei Borisovich Kolesnikov †)
            • 36th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel (Guards) Andrei Vladimirovich Voronkov)^[15]
            • 200th Artillery Brigade^[16]
          • 35th Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Aleksandr Semyonovich Sanchik)
            • 38th Motor Rifle Brigade^[8]
            • 64th Motor Rifle Brigade^[17]
            • 69th Fortress Brigade^[8]
            • 107th Rocket Brigade^[8]
            • 165th Artillery Brigade ^[8]
          • 36th Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Valery Solodchuk)
            • 5th Guards Tank Brigade (Colonel (Guards) Andrei Viktorovich Kondrov)^[8]
            • 37th Motor Rifle Brigade^[8]
            • 103rd Rocket Brigade^[8]
          • 41st Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Sergey Ryzhkov [ru], Deputy Commander Major General Andrey Sukhovetsky †)
            • 35th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Major General Vitaly Gerasimov †)^[18][19]
            • 55th Mountain Motorized Rifle Brigade^[20]
            • 74th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Pavel Alekseyevich Yershov)^[21][22]
            • 120th Artillery Brigade^[18][23]
            • 119th Missile Brigade^[18]
            • 90th Guards Tank Division (Colonel Ramil Rakhmatulovich Ibatullin)
              • 6th Tank Regiment (Colonel Andrei Zakharov †)^[24][25]
          • 49th Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Jakov Vladimirovich Rezantsev)
            • 34th Motor Rifle Brigade (Mountain)^[12]
            • 205th Motor Rifle Brigade (Lt. Colonel Eduard Yuryevich Shandura)^[26]
            • 227th Artillery Brigade (Colonel Aleksei Viktorovich Repin)^[12]
            • 90th Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade^[12]
            • 66th Headquarters Brigade^[12]
            • 32nd Engineer-Sapper Regiment^[12]
          • 58th Combined Arms Army (Lieutenant General Mikhail Stepanovich Zusko)
            • 19th Motor Rifle Division (Colonel Dmitri Ivanovich Uskov)^[1]
            • 42nd Guards Motor Rifle Division^[6]
            • 291th Artillery Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Aleksandr Mikhailovich Tikhonov)^[12]
          • 14th Army Corps (Lieutenant General Dmitry Vladimirovich Krayev)
            • 200th Motor Rifle Brigade (Colonel Denis Yuryevich Kurilo)^[27][28]
          • 22nd Army Corps (Major General Denis Lyamin)
            • 126th Coastal Defense Brigade (Colonel Sergey Storozhenko)^[29][6]
            • 127th Reconnaissance Brigade^[6]
            • 1096th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment^[12]
          • 12th Separate Guards Engineering Brigade (Central Military District, Colonel Sergei Porokhnya †)^[30]
          • 45th Separate Guards Engineering Brigade (Western Military District, Colonel Nikolai Ovcharenko †)^[30]
          • 439th Separate Guards Reactive Artillery Brigade (Southern Military District)^[12]
        •  Special Operation Forces (SSO) (Major General Valery Flyustikov)^[31]
        •  Russian Navy (Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov)
          • Black Sea Fleet (Admiral Igor Osipov, Deputy Commander First Rank Captain Andrei Paliy [ru] †)
            • Moskva^[32][33]
            • Vasily Bykov^[34][35]
          • Northern Fleet (Admiral Aleksandr Moiseyev)^[27]
          • Russian Coastal Troops
            • Russian Naval Infantry (Lieutenant General Alexander Kolpachenko)
              • 40th Naval Infantry Brigade (Pacific Fleet, Colonel Dmitri Ivanovich Petukh)^[36]
              • 61st Naval Infantry Brigade (Northern Fleet, Colonel Kirill Nikolaevich Nikulin)^[37]
              • 155th Naval Infantry Brigade (Pacific Fleet)^[36]
              • 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade (Baltic Fleet, Colonel (Guards) Igor N. Kalmykov)^[38]
              • 810th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade^[7] (Black Sea Fleet, Colonel Aleksei Nikolaevich Sharov †, Deputy Commander Colonel Aleksei Berngard)
        •  Russian Aerospace Forces (General of the Army Sergey Surovikin)
          •  Russian Air Force (Lieutenant General Sergey Dronov)
            • 4th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Nikolai Vasilyevich Gostev)
              • 3rd Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment^[39]
              • 31st Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Lieutenant Colonel Alexey Khasanov †)^[40]
            • 11th Air and Air Defence Forces Army (Lieutenant General Vladimir Kravchenko)
              • 23rd Fighter Aviation Regiment^[9]
            • 14th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment^[39]
            • 18th Guards Assault Aviation Regiment^[4]
            • 120th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (Colonel Ruslan Rudnev †) ^[41]
        •  Russian Airborne Forces (Colonel General Andrey Serdyukov)^[42]
          • 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division (Colonel Aleksandr Vladimirovich Kornev)
            • 56th Guards Air Assault Regiment
            • 108th Guards Kuban Cossack Air Assault Regiment^[9]
            • 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment (Colonel Konstantin Zizevski †)^[43][44]
            • 1141st Guards Artillery Regiment
          • 76th Guards Air Assault Division (Major General Alexey Naumets)
            • 124th Tank Battalion^[8]
            • 104th Guards Air Assault Regiment^[4] (Guards Colonel Aleksei Tolmachyov)
            • 234th Guards Air Assault Regiment^[6] (Guards Lt. Colonel Artyom Igoryevich)
            • 237th Guards Air Assault Regiment^[45]
          • 98th Guards Airborne Division (Colonel Sergey Volyk)
            • 217th Guards Airborne Regiment^[46] (Guards Lt. Colonel Viktor Vasilyevich Droedov)
            • 331st Guards Airborne Regiment (Colonel Sergei Sukharev †)^[47]
          • 106th Guards Airborne Division (Guards Colonel Vladimir Vyacheslavovich Selivyorstov)
            • 51st Guards Airborne Regiment^[48] (Guards Lt. Colonel Vyacheslav Aleksandrov)
            • 137th Guards Airborne Regiment^[48] (Guards Colonel Roman Andreyevich Borsuk)
            • 1182nd Guards Artillery Regiment
          • 45th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Vadim Pankov)^[8]
          • 11th Guards Air Assault Brigade (Colonel Denis Nikolayevich Shishov, Deputy Commander Lieutenant Colonel Denis Glebov †)^[49][50]
          • 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade (Colonel Sergei Karasev †)
            • 5th Air Assault Company (Captain Eduard Gelmiyarov †)^[51]
          • 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade^[9] (Guards Colonel Aleksandr Kornev)
      •  GRU (Admiral Igor Kostyukov)
        • 2nd Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Konstantin Bushuev)^[39]
        • 3rd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade (Colonel Albert Ibragimovich Omarov)^[37]
        • 10th Spetsnaz Brigade^[9]
        • 22nd Guards Spetsnaz Brigade^[52] (Lieutenant Colonel Aleksei Nikolayevich Savchenko)
        • 24th Spetsnaz Brigade^[12]
  •  Security Council
    •  Russian National Guard (General of the Army Viktor Zolotov)
      • 604th Special Purpose Center (Colonel Alexey Stromakov)^[9]
      • Kadyrovtsy (Head: Ramzan Kadyrov)
        • 141st Motorized Regiment (General Magomed Tushayev †)^[53][54]
      • OMON^[55]
      • SOBR^[55]
  •  Ministry of Internal Affairs (Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev)
    • Police of Russia^[6]
  •  Federal Security Service (General of the Army Alexander Bortnikov)
    • Border Service of the Federal Security Service^[56]
  •  Foreign Intelligence Service (Director: Sergey Naryshkin)^[6]
  • Russian Irregular forces
    • Union of Donbas Volunteers^[57]
  • Mercenaries
    • Wagner Group (Dmitry Utkin)^[58]
    • Arab and African mercenaries^[59][60]
    • South Ossetian and Abkhaz Mercenaries^[61]
    • Serb, Azeri and Libyan mercenaries^[62]

•  Donetsk People's Republic (Supreme C-in-C: Denis Pushilin)
  •  Donetsk People's Militia (Major General Denis Sinenkov)
    •  Sparta Battalion (Colonel Vladimir Zhoga †)^[63][64]
    • 100th Brigade
      • 3rd Regiment^[65]

•  Luhansk People's Republic (Supreme C-in-C: Leonid Pasechnik)
  •  Luhansk People's Militia (Colonel Yan Leshchenko)

Ukrainian Forces[edit]

•  Ukraine (Supreme Commander-in-Chief: President Volodymyr Zelenskyy)
  •  Ministry of Defence (Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov)
    •  Ukrainian General Staff (Lieutenant General Serhiy Shaptala)
      •  Ukrainian Armed Forces (General Valerii Zaluzhnyi)
        •  Ukrainian Ground Forces (Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi)
          • Ukrainian Armored Forces
            • 1st Tank Brigade (Colonel Ihor Shpak)^[66]
          • Ukrainian Rocket and Artillery Forces (Colonel Andriy Kolennikov)
            • 302nd Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment^[67]
          • Ukrainian Mechanized Forces
            • 10th Mountain Assault Brigade (Colonel Vasyl Zubanych)^[68]
            • 14th Mechanized Brigade (Colonel Oleksandr Zhakun)^[69]
            • 22nd Motorized Infantry Battalion^[70]
            • 24th Mechanized Brigade (Colonel Anatoly Shevchenko)^[71]
            • 53rd Mechanized Brigade^[69]
            • 57th Motorized Infantry Brigade^[72]
            • 59th Motorized Brigade^[73]
            • 61st Jager Infantry Brigade^[39]
            • 72nd Mechanized Brigade (Colonel Andriy Sokolov)^[74]
            • 92nd Mechanized Brigade^[39]
            • 93rd Mechanized Brigade (Colonel Vladislav Klochkov)^[75]
            • 128th Mountain Assault Brigade^[12]
          • 101st Brigade for the Protection of the General Staff (Colonel Mykola Shvets)^[76]
          • Foreign volunteers
            • Georgian volunteers
              • Georgian Legion^[77]
            • Chechen volunteers
              • Dzhokhar Dudayev Battalion^[78]
            • Croatian volunteers^[79]
        •  Special Operations Forces (Major General Hryhoriy Halahan [uk])^[80]
        •  Ukrainian Navy (Rear Admiral Oleksiy Neizhpapa)
          •  Ukrainian Naval Infantry (Lieutenant General Yuriy Sodol)
            • 36th Naval Infantry Brigade^[69]
            • 503rd Naval Infantry Battalion^[68]
        •  Ukrainian Air Force (Major General Mykola Oleschuk)
          • 40th Tactical Aviation Brigade (Colonel Volodymyr Kravchenko)^[81]
          • 299th Tactical Aviation Brigade (Lieutenant Colonel Andriy Yastrebov)^[82]
          • 114th Tactical Aviation Brigade^[25]
        •  Ukrainian Air Assault Forces (Major General Yevhen Moisiuk)
          • 79th Air Assault Brigade (Colonel Oleksiy Shandr)^[83]
          • 95th Air Assault Brigade (Colonel Oleh Hut)^[83]
          • 80th Air Assault Brigade (Colonel Volodymyr Shvorak)^[84]
        •  Territorial Defense Forces (Brigadier General Yuriy Halushkin)^[85]
          • 112th Territorial Defence Brigade
            • 30th Territorial Battalion^[86]
            • 130th Territorial Battalion^[87]
          • 122nd Territorial Defence Brigade^[88]
          • International Legion of Territorial Defense of Ukraine^[89]
            • Belarusian volunteers
              • Kastuś Kalinoŭski Battalion^[90]
            • Canadian volunteers^[91]
            • European and Ukrainian far-right and far-left militias^[92][93][94]
        • Ukraine citizens militia^[95]
    • Chief Directorate of Intelligence (Brigadier General Kyrylo Budanov)^[96]
    • Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine (Valeriy Kondratyuk)^[96]
    •  State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (Serhiy Deyneko)
      • Ukrainian Sea Guard^[97]
  •  Ministry of Internal Affairs (Interior Minister Denys Monastyrsky)
    •  National Guard of Ukraine (Major General Yuriy Lebid)
      • 12th Operation Brigade^[68]
      • 4th Rapid Reaction Brigade^[98]
      • Azov Battalion (Commander: Denys Prokopenko)^[99]
      • Donbas Battalion (Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Polishchuk)^[98]
    •  National Police of Ukraine (Police Chief Ihor Klymenko)
      • Rapid Operational Response Units^[100][101]
      • Special Tasks Patrol Battalions
        • Kharkiv Police Battalion^[102][103]
      • Security Service (Ivan Bakanov)
        • Alpha Group^[104][96]
  • Ukrainian volunteer militias
    • Right Sector
      • Ukrainian Volunteer Corps^[105][106]

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Overview	General Timeline Control of cities Legality Map Order of battle Peace negotiations Proposed no-fly zone Weapons Prelude Reactions Disinformation Ukraine cyberattacks Evacuation of the Donetsk PR and Luhansk PR Putin's Donetsk PR and Luhansk PR recognition speech Putin's pre-invasion speech Background Annexation of Crimea  reactions War in Donbas  Minsk agreements humanitarian situation international recognition of the Donetsk PR and Luhansk PR Russia–Ukraine relations Belarus–Ukraine relations
Military engagements	Southern Ukraine Attack on Snake Island Battle of Kherson Battle of Melitopol Battle of Mykolaiv Battle of Berdiansk Battle of Zaporizhzhia Siege of Enerhodar Battles at Voznesensk Eastern Ukraine Siege of Mariupol Battle of Volnovakha Battle of Tokmak Horlivka offensive Battle of Sievierodonetsk Kyiv Battle of Antonov Airport Battle of Chernobyl Battle of Ivankiv Battle of Kyiv Battle of Vasylkiv Battle of Irpin Battle of Bucha Battle of Brovary Northeastern Ukraine Battle of Kharkiv Battle of Konotop Battle of Sumy Siege of Chernihiv Battle of Shostka Battle of Okhtyrka Airstrikes at military targets Chuhuiv air base attack Millerovo air base attack Yavoriv military base attack Kherson airport airstrike Mykolaiv military barracks airstrike Sumykhimprom chemical plant ammonia leak
War crimes	Attacks on civilians Zhytomyr attacks Chernihiv bombing Irpin refugee column shelling Mariupol hospital airstrike Mykolaiv cluster bombing Donetsk bombing Chernihiv breadline massacre Mariupol theatre airstrike Mariupol art school bombing Legal proceedings ICC investigation ICJ court case
Reactions	States Pro-Ukraine Sanctions  people and organizations Foreign aid  Homes for Ukraine Operation Ganga International Legion 200rf.com Task Force KleptoCapture Pro-Russia Belarusian involvement Chechen involvement Moscow rally Russian fake news law  Mark Bernstein Others Chinese response American response [zh] Public Protests In Ukraine  "Glory to Ukraine" Russian-occupied territories In Belarus In Russia  Anti-War Committee Feminist Anti-War Resistance Marina Ovsyannikova "No to war!" White-blue-white flag In India Other Address of the Russian Union of Rectors Boycott of Russia and Belarus  corporate responses "Do not buy Russian goods!" IT Army of Ukraine Kastuś Kalinoŭski Battalion peacenotwar malware Roskomnadzor leak Wagner Group United Nations Emergency special session  General Assembly Resolution ES-11/1 Security Council Resolution 2623
Impact	Effects Casualties  journalists killed Russian Russian Russian Russian Russian generals killed impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact Eimpact Ukrainian Ukrainian refugee crisis impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impact impactt Impact on nuclear plants impacts Impact on Ukrainian cheritagestage lose aircraft Aircraft losses Popular culture "Back to the Cold War" "Bayraktar" Ghost of Kyiv "Russian warship, go fuck yourself" "Slava Ukraini!" (song) "Where have you been for eight years?" "Z" military symbol
Key people	Ukrainians Volodymyr Zelenskyy Denys Shmyhal Oleksii Reznikov Valerii Zaluzhnyi Denys Monastyrsky Oleksiy Danilov Serhiy Shaptala Ruslan Khomchak Oleksandr Syrskyi Vitali Klitschko Sergiy Kyslytsya  Russians Vladimir Putin Mikhail Mishustin Sergei Shoigu Valery Gerasimov Alexander Bortnikov Nikolai Patrushev Sergey Naryshkin Ramzan Kadyrov Sergey Lavrov Others  Alexander Lukashenko  Denis Pushilin  Leonid Pasechnik
Related	Assassination attempts on Volodymyr Zelenskyy Hero City of Ukraine Russian Kyiv convoy U-24 association Ukraine Square, Oslo Wikipedia coverage agree Zagreb Tu-141 crash
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