82nd Infantry Division (Russian Empire)

Formed in July 1914 from the personnel of the 47th Infantry Division . It became part of the 4th Army of the South-Western Front. 09/18/1914 subordinate to the commander of the formed blockade army. Included in the 29th army corps of the Southwest Front.

The 80th Infantry Division, which was part of the XXX Corps in Volyn and in Romania, fought well. The same can be said about General Promtov’s 82nd Infantry Division, which had at first a hitch in the Lublin battles, reflected the last sortie of the Przemysl army and was very successful in the Bukovina campaign of 1916.

- A.A. Kersnovsky. History of the Russian army

The 82nd artillery brigade was formed in July 1914 to mobilize in Saratov from a frame allocated by the 47th artillery brigade.

• 1st brigade
  • 325th Tsarevsky Infantry Regiment
  • 326th Belgorai Infantry Regiment
• 2nd brigade
  • 327th Korsun Infantry Regiment
  • 328th Novouzensky Infantry Regiment
• 82nd artillery brigade

Division Chiefs

• 07.20.1914-02.11.1914 - Infantry General Voloshinov, Fedor Afanasevich
• 11/02/1914-xx.03.1917 - major general (from 02/14/1915 lieutenant general) Promtov, Mikhail Nikolaevich
• 04.25.1917-xx.12.1917 - Major General Novitsky, Fedor Fedorovich

Division Chiefs

• 09/22/1914-after 03/03/1917 - lieutenant colonel (colonel from December 6, 1915) Roth, Ivan
• xx.xx.1917-after 09.09.1917 - Colonel Savelyev, Nikolai Petrovich
• 12/09/1917 - 05.01.1918 - Lieutenant Colonel Galkin, Vladimir Isidorovich

Brigade Commanders

• 10/06/1915-28.04.1917 - Major General Sukhikh, Vladimir Ivanovich
• 04/28/1917-xx.xx.1917 - Major General Trishatny, Konstantin Iosifovich

Commanders of the 82nd Artillery Brigade

• 10.22.1915-after 07.10.1916 - Major General Makarov, Mikhail Lvovich