1st Tank Army

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The 1st Tank Army was a major Soviet armoured formation of the Red Army that played a key role in large-scale offensives on the Eastern Front during World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Red Army formation
Soviet tank army
afterReformationName 1st Guards Tank Army
awardedTitle Guards status for distinguished service
composition mechanized corps
motorized infantry units
self-propelled artillery units
support and service units
tank corps
conflict Eastern Front of World War II
Second World War
linked to: World War II
country Soviet Union
doctrineRole breakthrough and exploitation formation
engagement Battle of Berlin
Battle of Kursk
Battle of Prokhorovka
linked to: Battle of Kursk

Berlin Offensive
linked to: Battle of Berlin

Lower Silesian Offensive
Lvov–Sandomierz Offensive
Upper Silesian Offensive
Vistula–Oder Offensive
era World War II
formationDate 1942
honorificTitle Guards
militaryBranch Armoured troops of the Red Army
notableAchievement advance from the Vistula River to the Oder River in early 1945
participation in encirclement and destruction of German forces in Ukraine
participation in the capture of Berlin
notableCommander Andrei Kravchenko
Mikhail Katukov
Viktor Obukhov
notableFor large-scale armoured offensives on the Eastern Front
notableOperation deep armoured thrusts into German rear areas
opponent Waffen-SS armoured formations
linked to: Waffen-SS

Wehrmacht
partOf Red Army
reformation re-formed after early destruction in 1942
role operational-level armoured formation
status disbanded as wartime formation
subordinateTo 1st Ukrainian Front
2nd Ukrainian Front
Soviet Front-level commands
Voronezh Front
theaterOfOperations Czechoslovakia
Germany
Poland
Ukraine

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Voronezh Front includedUnit 1st Tank Army
subject linked to: Soviet Voronezh Front