1728, 3 ny. The approved staffing of the Engineering Regiment (corresponds to the current military engineers), the Mining Company and the Engineering School. A “fortification office” was established, separately from Artillery.
(P.S. Zak. R.I. No. 5277; Historical outline. Ing. Administration, A. Savelyeva, p. 80).
1729, 31 pyun. The final appointment of the gene. Minich's general-feldtzeichmeister (1729) followed with a decree on the united Artillery and fortification offices, under the title "Officers from Artillery and Fortification".
(PT, © Zak VI, No. 5454).
1730, February 24. The highest order: on what basis should foreigners be accepted into the engineering troops.
1731, November 2. The highest command that the majority of foreigners was given to the power of the general. Minikha.
1733, September 24. The Highest command5 is not about extending increased salaries to the Engineering Troops while they are outside the reach of the Empire; Other troops have already used this since September 14th.
1742, April 15. The highest lord “to take over the former Engineering Corps of the general 5th Artillery” in the house of the Vierial Feldzeichmeister Prince of Hessen-Gomburyask.
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1742 Prince Rep-NIN was appointed Feldzeichmeister General.
(Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 94).
1748, July 31st. After the death of Prince Repnin, the Engineering Corps was in command! Hannibal.
(Hist. outline. Inc. Admin., A. Savelyeva, p. 100).
1756 Felzeichmeister-General was appointed to Shuvalovo, with a leading role in the history of the Field Engineer Army. (Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 99).
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1757, January 11. An Engineering Regiment was established from the 6th Company (corresponding to the current Satern Battalion), a Pontoon Company and approved for the entire Engineering Corps and it.
1758 Captain Andrei Nemov invented canvas pontoons.
(Hist. outline. Ing. Admin., A. Savelyeva, p. 105; Arch. sht. general-feldt., book. 12, p. 17; Experience of a library for military people, Vas. Sotsa, ed. 1826, p. 364).
1760, April 27. A graph has been drawn up. Shuvalov's instructions defining the purpose of the establishment and appointment of the Engineer Regiment in peace and war.
(Former exp. on Ing. 1760 No. 25).
1762, February 12. General Vilboa was appointed Feldzeichmeister General. (Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 174).
1763, April 1. The Engineering Regiment was disbanded with the establishment of the Mieper and Schoener companies and the staffing of the entire Engineering Corps was approved.
1764, July 14. The Highest decree on the withdrawal to the Vyborg side, 7 versts from St. Petersburg, to the right of the road, a place for practical activities of the Artillery and Engineering troops.
(Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 119; P.S. Zak. R.I.., No. 11818).
1771, April 6. It was then that the ShPonernaty batamon from 4 companies was formed. (P.S. Zak. R, I. No. 13591).
1775, October 24. The greatest information about the disbandment of the Schonerno battalion.
1773, May 16. An order from General Suvorov for the troops of the Kuban Corps, with instructions on how to build fortified areas and defend themselves in THEM.
(Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 137). 1790, October 11. Artillery and Engineering Department post-
They drank at the house of Prince Potemkin-Tavrichesky. (Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, pp. 133 and 134).
1795, November 26. The ranks of General Feldzeichmeister and General Engineer were destroyed. Prince Zubov, consisting of a general-feldtzeichmeist ze: zee sy rum, was renamed Inspectors Artillery!i, in whose headquarters the Engineering Department also remained.
(Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, pp. 142 and 143).
1796, December 6. General Mellisino was appointed inspector of Artillery.
(Historical outline. Inkhzh. Upr., A. Savelyeva, pp. 142 and 143).
1796, December 21. It is the highest order that the Main Chancellery of Artillery and Fortification be attached to the Military Collegium, under the name of the “Artillery Department,” under whose jurisdiction the Engineering Troops will be left. In 1797, the Artillery Department was renamed the Artillery Expedition.
(Historical outline. Ing. Upr., A. Savelyeva, p. 143).
1797 January 11. The High Command ordered the destruction of the superiority enjoyed by the officers of the Artillery and Engineering Department, “to be called by real army names.”