The Moscow Military Region was organized in the 1980s:

The 13th Army of Guards (60th Tank Division, 206th Motorized Infantry Division)

Directly affiliated to the military region: 2nd Motorized Infantry Division of Guards, 4th Guards Kanjamilov Tank Division, 26th Guards Tank Trainer, 32nd Guards Motorized Infantry Division, 106th Guards Airborne Division

Kyiv Military Region

Voroshilovgrad, Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kiev, Kirovgrad, Poltava, Samui, Kharkov, Cherkass and Chernigov Oblast

The troops stationed in the military region include the 1st Guards Army and the 6th Guards Army, the 17th Air Force Army (transferred from Mongolia in 1959), and the 60th Air Defense Army. The 69th Air Force Army was also in the military region from the early 1950s to 1964.

Belarusian Military Region

Belarusian territory and Lithuania

In the 1950s, it was under its jurisdiction: the 28th Army, the 5th Guards Army and the 7th Tank Army, with 9 tank divisions and 2 motorized infantry divisions, as well as other troops. When the Soviet Union collapsed, the 28th Army Command was located in Grodno, with the 6th Guards Army Division (Grodno), the 28th Tank Division (Slonim), the 50th Guards Army Division (Brest), and the 76th Tank Division (Brest). The 120th Guards Motorized Infantry Division was directly controlled by the military region and was the most prestigious division in the military region. There were also the 26th Air Force Army and the 2nd Air Defense Army (including the 11th and 28th Air Defense Forces).

Odessa Military Region

Republic of Moldova, Republic of Ukraine Odessa, Nikolayev, Khlsong, Zaporoze and Krim.

Organization of Odessa Military Region in the 1980s:

The 14th Army of the Guards (tiraspol stationed in Moldova was reorganized into a Russian army cluster in Moldova in April 1995), with the jurisdiction:

The 28th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards (changed into the 28th Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army in 2001)

The 59th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards (formerly the 59th Guards Division, changed to the 8th Motorized Infantry Brigade of the Russian Army Guards on June 1, 1997)

Guards 86th Motorized Infantry Division

180th Motorized Infantry Division

The 32nd Army, under its jurisdiction:

126th Motorized Infantry Division (Simferopol)

The 157th Motorized Infantry Division (feodosiya)

Directly affiliated to the military region

The 92nd Motorized Trainer of the Guard

The 98th Guards Airborne Division (later divided by Russia and Ukraine, half of which were divided into Ukraine was organized into the 1st Ukrainian Airborne Division. The 98th Guards Airborne Division, transferred back to Russia, participated in the Russian-Grançath military conflict in August 2008)

The 5th Air Force Army (later changed to the 5th Air Force Army of the Ukrainian Air Force)

Carpathian Military Region

Warren, Rovno, Zedomir, Vinnica, Khmelniksky, Ternopol, Lviv, Chernovtze, Ivano-Frankvsk and Outer Carpathian Prefectures

80s compiled:

The 8th Guards Tank Army (Zhitomir) has the jurisdiction:

Guards 23rd Tank Trainer (ovruch)

Novograd-volynsky (now the 30th Mechanized Brigade of Ukraine)

The 13th Army of the Red Flag (rovno), under its jurisdiction:

The 17th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards (khmelnytskyi,ukraine)

The 51st Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards

The 97th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards

161 Motorized Infantry Division

The 38th Army (ivano-frankovsk), under the jurisdiction of:

The 70th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards (ivano-frankovsk)

The 128th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards (mukachevo)

287th Motorized Trainer (yarmollyntsi)

The 66th Artillery Army, under its jurisdiction:

26th Artillery Division (ternopol)

Including the 897kyiv Artillery Regiment of the Guards Red Flag, which was awarded the Bogdankhmelnitsky Medal, is now the 11th Artillery Brigade of Ukraine.

81st Artillery Division (vinogradov)

Directly affiliated to the military region:

24th Motorized Infantry Division (lvov)

66 Motorized Trainer

Guards 128th Tank Training Corps, Guards 145, 193, 195 Motorized Training Corps

117 Tank Trainer (berdichev)

Leningrad Military Region

The jurisdictions include the Karelia Republic, Komi Republic, Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Leningrad, Murmansk Oblast, Novgorod, Pskov Oblast, St. Petersburg and Nenets Autonomous Region

The 76th Air Force Army and the 6th Air Defense Army

The 138th Motorized Infantry Brigade of the Guards, Kamenka

200th Motorized Infantry Brigade, Pechenga

2nd Special Forces Brigade, promezhits (Pskov)

56th Training Center, sertolovo

23rd Weapon Storage and Equipment Base (lakhdenpokhya-sortavala) (formerly 111 Motorized Infantry Division)

25th Weapon Storage and Equipment Base (vladimirskiy) (formerly the 3rd Motorized Infantry Division of the Baltic Navy Guards)

30th Weapon Storage and Equipment Base (Petrozavodsk) (formerly Motorized Infantry Brigade)

36 Weapon Storage and Equipment Base (formerly Motorized Infantry Division)

The 76th Air Assault Division is also stationed in Pskov in its jurisdiction.

Baltic coastal military region

The jurisdictions include Latvia, Lithuania and the Republic of Estonia and the western region of Kaliningrad.

Its subordinate troops were initially the 10th Army of the Guards (disbanded in 1950), the 11th Army of the Guards. In the 1950s, the 1st Tank Division, the 2nd Infantry Army of the Guards, the 16th Koenigsburg Infantry Army of the Guards (1st, 26th Infantry Division, 29th Mechanized Division) and the 36th Nemanskiy Infantry Army of the Guards (5th, 16th Infantry Division, 30th Mechanized Division).

Compiled in the late 1980s:

The 3rd Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards, Klaipeda (transferred to the Baltic Fleet as a Coast Defense Division in 1989)

The 18th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards

The 24th Tank Trainer (later became the 54th Training Center)

107th Motorized Infantry Division, Vilnius

The 144th Motorized Infantry Division of the Guards, Tallinn (formerly the 29th Infantry Division of the Guards)

The 11th Army of the Guards, under the jurisdiction of:

1st Tank Division of Guards (Kalininggrad Oblast)

1st Motorized Infantry Division of Guards

40th guards tank division (sovietsk)

The 15th Air Force Army and the 2nd Air Defense Army are also stationed in the jurisdiction.

Transcaucasus Military Region

Areas include Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan

The organization of the Caucasus Military Region in the 1980s:

The 104th Airborne Division of the Guards

The 173rd Guards Training Center, Tbilisi

The 7th Army of the Guards, the headquarters is stationed in Yerevan and Armenia. Under the jurisdiction:

15th Motorized Infantry Division, Kirovakan

127 Motorized Infantry Division, Leninakan (now the 102nd Russian Military Base)

164 Motorized Infantry Division, Yerevan

The 4th Army of the Guards, the headquarters is stationed in Baku and Azerbaijan. Under the jurisdiction:

23 Motorized Infantry Division, Ganjia

60th Motorized Infantry Division, Lian Kelan

216th Motorized Infantry Division

295th Motorized Infantry Division, Baku
To be continued...