Tank Brigade (T-34/85) (LTC N.M. Sekunda) 108th Tank Brigade (T-34/85) (COL V.N. Baranyuk) 8th Motorized Rifle Brigade 1455th SU Regiment (SU-76M) 1508th SU Regiment (SU-76M) 218th Guards Mortar Regiment (36 120mm mortar) 216th Antiaircraft Regiment (24 37mm guns) 90th Motorcycle Battalion 286th Guards Mortar Battalion (8 BM-13) 109th Engineer Battalion 696th Signal Battalion 8th Aviation Signal Company U/I Aviation Signal Company 76th Chemical Company 34th Maintenance Company 79th Field Tank Repair Base 102nd Field Motor Vehicle Repair Base 31st Field Bakery Section 925th Field Post 1935th Field Office of the State Bank On 24 June 1944 the corps began to take part in the Belorussian Offensive, stepping on the direction of Bobruisk district Rogachev Zhlobin. On 26 June, the hull broke forward and went to the Bobruisk in the east, went on the east bank of the Berezina river near Titovka, and by the next morning, he grabbed all the roads and crossing the north-east of the city. On 1 July is on the march from the vicinity of Osipovichi (8th Motorized Brigade in the area of settlement Shishchiny, The 95th Tank Brigade near the village of Lev, 23rd Tank Brigade - at the crossing in the village Zhitniy). On 4 July, the corps was included in the Cavalry-Mechanised Group of General Issa Pliyev and launched an attack on Baranavichy, which was taken on 8 July. Then was sent to Minsk, but was redirected to the southwest, participated by the 23rd Tank Brigade in the release of Berezino participated in the liberation of Slonim a, Novogrudok and during the Lublin-Brest Operation, of Brest. In October 1944 the corps received its final reinforcement of the war with the assignment of the: 36th Guards Heavy Tank Regiment (21 IS-II) 868th Light Artillery Regiment (24 76mm guns) were added to the unit. 1945 On 14 January 1945, the corps attacked as part of the offensive out of the Pulawy bridgehead on the west bank of the Vistula River, south of Warsaw. On 23 January, the corps took part in the capture of Bydgoszcz. During the East Pomeranian Offensive the corps was subordinated to the 3rd Shock Army and from 1 March 1945 the tank brigades were used to support infantry formations. During the Battle of Berlin the corps again was subordinated to the 3rd Shock Army as a mobile group and on 16 April 1945 was sent into action at 10:00 AM, advancing