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On the supplies of Guards tank units, attached to the 64th Army by order of the Member of the State Committee of Defense of the USSR, comrade Malenkov,

As of March 6th, 1943, in days:

Name
47th GTR
27th GTB
41st GTB
8th OGTB
91st GTB
254th GTB
Bread
4
8
5
7
2
6.5
Hardtack
8
10
8
13
13.5
4.1
Whole grain flour
15
15
15
67
11
80
Tinned meat
10
15
15
9
6.5
10
Fish
15
20
15
16
10.8
24
Tinned fish
3
5
-
87
-
-
Various cereals and concentrates
12
19
19
44
11
12
Pasta
10
8
9
41
7
19
Sugar
5
4
4
28
6
6
Compound lard
15
15
15
23
14
15
Dairy butter
3
-
-
10
25
-
Salo
10
18
15
6
-
10
Vegetables
3
3
3
0.5
3.5
3
Tobacco
10
15
10
83
12
10
Matches
10
10
10
72
19
30
Rolling papers
-
-
-
-
-
-
Makhorka
10
8
10
20
5
5
Soap
8
14
10
7
5
29
Cookies
10
10
10
6
6
6
Tea
15
18
14
80
28
10
Salt
30
40
15
10
37
31

Notes: a representative of the 9th Tank Regiment was summoned to receive supplies on March 8th, 1943.

The 8th OGTP (formerly 5th TP) arrived with significant leftovers and only received some types of supplies from the 64th Army warehouses.

Everybody has one day's worth of vodka.

The low levels of supplies of sugar, tobacco, tinned fish, and cookies is due to the fact that these goods are absent from the warehouse.

Chief of the Food Supplies Department of the 64th Army, Lieutenant-Colonel Ivanov."

RGASPI 644-4-1

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