4) Company clerk (1). His duties were as follows: “Hoa Eapitan chiniilt want to review then it is appropriate for a clerk to be in good order with paper and pen, and rightly maintain his company list. It is also appropriate for him to have knits) and write down everything that is distributed and sharpened; what should he report to Titan at all times; He also had to read the entire rotl military article at the indicated time; he should keep a fair note, for which punishment is inflicted on anyone.”
5) Barabanschikov (2). Their duty was as follows: “They should not fight in battle, but it is proper for them to always be behind the company for the drumming. It’s fitting for them to be young, so that they can be comfortable in their deliveries.”
6) Profos (1). The Military Charter defined his duty as follows: “It behooves him. make sure that the company is always kept clean from stench and all uncleanness. It has 3 or 4 cm and all the glands with which wines are bound. Elda 06o03b was delivered, then it behooves him to immediately dig up the necessary waste (i.e., latrine area) and demand the workmen from the Captain. A stick guard is placed everywhere by the provos, and the shackled are kept by the nezos; Likewise, if a goat is to be placed under dishonest guard, then it must always be sent to him.”
In terms of rank, provos corresponded to corporals 1).
7) Furir or fuyer was intended for wearing badges. The badge was made from different materials, but since 1731, August 17?), commandingly
1) P.S. Zak. Ross. Im., vol. USH, No. 5637.
2) P.S. Zak. Ross. Them. Book Staff., vol. HIP, part No. 5836, p. 157. This is a description of the badge of the infantry regiment, but since nowhere in the law is there a description of a special badge for the Mineral Company, I believe that it was made the same as in the infantry regiment.
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It was to make it from white Chinese material, 10 inches long and 8 inches wide, trimmed along the edges with red florettes, and in the middle in red letters to write the rank of the unit, i.e. M.R. The Fouriers were nothing more than company linemen (zhaloners) of our time.
Zvanya: Sergeant, Captain, Fourier and Corporal were generally called non-commissioned officers at that time. The same ranks that are currently called non-combatants were called at that time “non-employees”, such as: clerks, barbers, profos, orderlies and cab drivers - now wagon train workers, which also included drummers.
According to the states of 1728, the salary of the officers of the Miner Company was the same as that of the Engineers and was increased by almost 750/o compared to the states of 1712, namely:
Captain o our 0 0 PE Captain-Lieutenant.......- study 279 rub. 90 k. Lieutenant ou. and its neykh and 219 rubles. 90 k, Secondary: oh znonn a „154 00, 0 K,
These salaries exceeded even the salary of the guards; Only in 1831 was the salary for guards officers increased, and even then it was much less than what was due in the Minernaya Company.
The salaries of lower ranks were also increased, compared to the states of 1712, namely:
SWEAT; hema important 0 Oh, Ta
Miner. eh.... 20 rub. 741] to
These salaries were higher than in other types of weapons.
Generally speaking, the salaries of officers were less than the salaries of the present time; Moreover, it must be added that apart from the salary, the officers did not receive any money: neither canteens nor apartment money existed at that time.
Simultaneously with the approval of the staff of the Miner Company, on June 3, 1728, the staff was approved for the newly formed Engineer Regiment, which consisted of the General, the Headquarters of the Engineering Regiment and 8 companies (the infantry regiment at that time also had 8 companies). The engineering regiment, under the command of the General Engineer, consisted of the following OFFICERS: |
Generals.... ry.: 8. Headquarters and chief staff 90. Doctors; uu oao va va and u VONY ROV. pen a ara oo And other non-combatant lower ranks about.....140 people
Despite the fact that the main specialty of the Engineer Regiment was the construction of military posts and various types of military buildings, in wartime it was entrusted with part of the technical work that what's her
Currently, the direct specialty of the sapper is: strengthening field positions.
To prove the validity of my opinion that the Engineer Regiment of 1728 should also be classified as the Field Engineer Troops, I can cite the following considerations: