Semirechensk 1st Cossack Regiment

1st Semirechensk Cossack General Kolpakovsky Regiment
1st Semirechensk Cossack General Kolpakovsky Regiment
Years of existence	08/19/1808-1918
A country	Russian empire
Included in	1st Turkestan Cossack Division ( 1st Turkestan Army Corps , Turkestan Military District )
Type of	Cossack troops
Dislocation	Katta-Kurgan (Samarkand region)
Colors	crimson

1st Semirechensk Cossack General Kolpakovsky Regiment - cavalry unit of the Russian imperial army

Pirate K.K. Cossack and Headquarters Officer of the Semirechensky Cossack Army. 1867 ^[1]

Pirate K.K. Siberian and Semirechensk Cossack troops. 1867 ^[2]

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August 19, 1808 - The 8th department of the Linear Siberian Cossack Army was established
1812 - Linear Siberian Cossack troops regiment number 8
December 5, 1846 - Siberian Linear Cossack Army Regiment No. 8.
December 2, 1852 - Siberian Linear Cossack Equestrian No 9th Regiment
March 5, 1861 - Siberian Cossack Equestrian No. 9th Regiment
July 14, 1867 - Semirechensk Cossack No. 1 Regiment
May 24, 1894 - 1st Semirechensk Cossack Regiment.
January 12, 1911 - 1st Semirechensky Cossack General Kolpakovsky Regiment.
March 1918 - The regiment returned from the front to Semirechye and was disbanded.
September 1918 - The regiment was restored under the same name (29 officers, 910 drafts and 4 machine guns, the commander - Yesaul of the Siberian Cossack Army A. A. Asanov ) from the Cossacks of the Kapalskaya and Sarkandsky villages, as well as two hundred Cossacks of the southern villages in the 5th Siberian infantry division and joined the battles with the Reds on the Semirechye front .
Renamed the 1st cavalry Alatavsky regiment of the Semirechensky Cossack army.
March 29, 1918 - surrendered to the Bolsheviks in Kopal.

01/12/1911 - the eternal chief general from infantry Kolpakovsky, Gerasim Alekseevich

Shaitanov, Dmitry Afanasevich
10/01/1874–29.05.1879 - Lieutenant Colonel von Greenwald, Arthur-Otto-Moritz Alexandrovich
07/05/1879 - 05/31/1888 - Colonel A.P. Prints
05/31/1888 - 09/14/1900 - Colonel Peter S. Shcherbakov
..– 2.05.1901 - Colonel Dubrovin Nikolay
04/ 02/1901–26.03.1906 - Colonel Gordodelov, Dmitry Ivanovich
04/28/1906 - 09/09/1910 - Colonel Benderev, Anastas Fedorovich
03.24.1910–07.12.1912 - Colonel Vyazigin, Nikolai Fedorovich
12/07/1912 - 05/05/1914 - Colonel Hagondokov, Konstantin Nikolaevich
01/17/1914 – xx.01.1917 - Colonel Gushchin, Sergey Efimovich

The regimental banner is simple with the inscription: "1582-1909." With Alexander's anniversary ribbon. Submitted on 04/14/1909
Insignia on hats in the 1st hundred with the inscription: "For the difference in the Khiva campaign of 1873. " Awarded on 04.17.1875
Single white buttonholes on the collar and cuffs of the uniforms of the lower ranks. Received December 6, 1908

↑ Fig. 474. Cossack and Headquarters Officer of the Semirechensky Cossack Army, July 18, 1867. ( Uniform ) // Changes in the uniform and armament of the troops of the Russian Imperial Army from the accession to the throne of the Sovereign Emperor Alexander Nikolaevich (with additions): Compiled by the Highest Command / Comp. Alexander II (Emperor of Russia), ill. Balashov Petr Ivanovich and Pirate Karl Karlovich . - SPb. : Military Printing House, 1857-1881. - Up to 500 copies. - Notebooks 1–111: (With drawings No. 1–661). - 47 × 35 cm.
↑ Fig. 483. Siberian and Semirechensk Cossack troops, October 21, 1867. (Full and festive uniforms) // Changes in the uniform and armament of the troops of the Russian Imperial Army from the accession to the throne of the Sovereign Emperor Alexander Nikolaevich (with additions): Compiled by the Highest Command / Comp. Alexander II (Emperor of Russia), ill. Balashov Petr Ivanovich and Pirate Karl Karlovich . - SPb. : Military Printing House, 1857-1881. - Up to 500 copies. - Notebooks 1–111: (With drawings No. 1–661). - 47 × 35 cm.