Siberian 22nd Rifle Regiment
| Siberian 22nd Rifle Regiment | |
|---|---|
| Years of existence | 1900 - 1918 |
| A country |  Russia |
| Included in | 6th Siberian Rifle Division |
| Type of | Infantry |
| Dislocation | Nikolsk-Ussuriysk , Khabarovsk |
| Participation in | Russian-Japanese war , World War I |
Seniority - 08/18/1882
Regimental holiday - December 6
Deployment - Nikolsk-Ussuriysky , temporarily - Khabarovsk, Primorsky region (before 1.02.1913-after 1.04.1914)
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Regiment Commanders
- 3 Insignia
- 4 notes
History
- 08/18/1882 - the 5th East Siberian Line Battalion was formed.
- 10.30.1883 - 4th East Siberian Line Battalion.
- 07/11/1900 - 22nd East Siberian Rifle Regiment with 2 battalions
- 02/10/1904 - the regiment was reorganized into 3 battalions
- 10/11/1905 - the regiment was reorganized into 4 battalions
- 02/20/1910 - 22nd Siberian Rifle Regiment
In October-November 1914 he took part in the Lodz operation as part of 1 army. During the battles, the regiment fought as part of the 6th Siberian division, during which suffered heavy losses, many were captured. In 1916 he took part in the Brusilovsky breakthrough as part of the 8th army. In 1917 he participated in the offensive in the Lviv direction.
Regiment Commanders
- 1.07.1903 - Colonel Gromov
- 12.31.1904-09.03.1905 - Lt. Col. Shipov, Pavel Dmitrievich
- 03.09.1905-21.06.1906 - Colonel Nekrasov, Konstantin Gerasimovich
- 02/01/1913 - after 01/01/1914 - Colonel Ivanov
- 01/25/1915 -after 11/28/1916 - Colonel Kudrev, Vladimir Sergeevich
Insignia
- St. George banner with the inscription: "For Bensihu September 28-29, 1904." Filed on January 1, 1907
- Signs on hats in the 1st battalion with the inscription: "For the Sungari campaign of 1900." Applied on 02.19.1903 [1]