In September 1945 the school accepted 53 more cadets, including ten from Yugoslavia, and another 50 in August 1946 enrolled in the senior preparatory class.

Local authorities furnished three buildings and additional grounds for the school depot and gym, located in different parts of the city.

The 303 cadets, as well as officers, starshinas, instructors and their families, boarded trains to depart Kursk on 25 July and arrived in Voroshilov (renamed Ussuriysk) on 11 August.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union the school training program increased to three years in 1993, and in 2008 returned to the seven-year format.

[1] For its "merits in training military personnel," the school was awarded the honorary certificate of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Armed Forces on 1 December 2018.