Concluding its four-part series on the Battle of Stalingrad, Army University Press is proud to present Stalingrad: The Grain Elevator. This film highlights the conflict between the German Sixth Army and the Soviet 62nd Army in Southern Stalingrad during September 1942. The battle for Stalingrad devolved into a desperate street-by-street struggle for survival, as exemplified by the week-long confrontation for a massive grain elevator located near the Volga River. Our documentary examines this tactical fight while highlighting doctrinal concepts such as the importance of key terrain, the impact of leading from the front, and the inherent dangers of unit linkups.

Chapters:
From Berlin to Stalingrad – 0:07
The Initial Attacks (13-14 September 1942) – 9:49
Plans and Linkup (14 September 1942) – 11:37
Advancing Toward the Grain Elevator (15 September 1942) – 13:42
Reinforcement and Maneuver (16-17 September 1942) – 20:32
Grain Elevator: German Assaults (17 September 1942) – 26:56
Grain Elevator: Soviet Defense (18 September 1942) – 33:07
Encircling the Grain Elevator (19 September 1942) – 38:33
The Risks of Retreat (20-22 September 1942) – 42:05
Blood in the Grain (21 September 1942) – 44:14
From Stalingrad to Berlin – 49:46

Doctrine:
Leadership: 2:12
Commander’s Presence (ADP 6-0) – 2:46
Commander’s Intent (ADP 6-0) – 7:11
Understanding the Environment (ATP 3-06) – 10:48
Urban Warfare (ATP 3-06): 5:49
Risk Considerations – 13:53
Unity of Command (ATP 3-06) – 22:49
Area Defense (FM 3-96) – 36:00
Key Terrain (ATP 3-06): 15:55

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