Pekhotnaya Diviziya Generala Markova #13899346
Description
With the beginning of the First Kuban campaign in the village of Olganskya the Volunteer Army was reorganized by combining small units into larger formations. On February 12 (25), 1918, the regiment was formed from the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Officer Battalions, the Shock Division of the Caucasian Cavalry Division, part of the 3rd Kiev School of Ensigns, Rostov Officer and Marine Companies, as a Consolidated Officer Regiment, which later received the nominal patronage of its first commander, General Morkov Initially it consisted of 4 companies and a communications team and demolition men with 13 machine guns. In mid-March 1918, a Special Cadet Battalion (5th and 6th companies) was included in the regiment by the second battalion. Already during the Ice Campaign, the Consolidated Officer Regiment became known as the Officer Regiment, since mid-March 1918 it was part of the 1st Infantry Brigade under General Morkov On May twenty-, 1918, it was renamed the 1st Officer Regiment.
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 6 Oct 2026, 16:16 | 1 | first reading |
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Hypca (@AlphaTheBig) — Pyotr Wrangel (rank 255) terminated
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