the 62nd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade was transferred from the 8th Tank Army. In 1980 the following divisions were assigned: 51st Guards Motor Rifle Division (Vladimir-Volynskiy, Volynskaya Oblast) 97th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Slavuta, Khmelnitskiy Oblast) 161st Motor Rifle Division (Izyaslav, Khmelnitskiy Oblast) 275th Motor Rifle Division (mobilisation) (Izyaslav, Khmelnitskiy Oblast) In 1987 the 275th Motor Rifle Division (mobilisation) was disbanded. Divisions in 1988: 51st Guards Motor Rifle Division (Vladimir-Volynskiy, Volynskaya Oblast) 97th Guards Motor Rifle Division (Slavuta, Khmelnitskiy Oblast) 161st Motor Rifle Division (Izyaslav, Khmelnitskiy Oblast) Also part of the army in the late 1980s were the 119th and 442nd Independent Helicopter Regiments (Mi-24s), 62nd Anti-Aircraft Rocket Brigade (Lyuboml), 49th Independent Engineer Regiment, and 38th Rocket Brigade (Kremenets). In January 1992, the army, its facilities and most of the equipment was transferred to the newly-sovereign Ukraine. Ukrainian Army On 18 March 1992, in accordance with Decree No. 161 of the President of Ukraine, Major General Petro Shulyak was assigned as the army commander. Oleksandr Zatynaiko later became commander. On 27 December 1993, the 13th Army was redesignated as the 13th Army Corps. See also Battle of Kursk order of battle Notes References V.I. Feskov et al. 2004 A. M. Vasilevsky, Marshal of the Soviet Union: A Lifelong Cause, Progress Publishers, 1981 013 Military units and formations established in 1919 Military units and formations disestablished in the 1990s Armies of Ukraine