As a result of the announced increases, it was presented in 752 about the maintenance! and up to the assembly of the garrison ‘staff, in addition to those in the field corps numbering one mayor, captains, two lieutenants, two, second lieutenants, four and ensigns, four; but due to the circumstances of peacetime at that time, the State Military College refused to do so.
On the 11th day of January 757, on the occasion of the former...... war, I was conferred against all previous ones by demotion, multiplied and placed under No. 6 in the Domestic State. In addition to which in 760, according to the former conference, some more ranks were added......... whose status in 763 was examined by the military committee and, after examination, everything was approved by the highest Her Imp. Vel. the last meeting of the engineering corps staff, according to which, somehow above No. 7 of this, is now appointed since 763 and is maintained.
Staffing positions for the Miner Company, for the Engineering Company, Pontoon Company and for Petardiers. February 8, 1712 (P.S.Z.R.I. No. 2480), during the reign of the Sovereign Emperor Peter 1.
Engineers. a Pontoon. = Zhalov. b alone. but alone. with one. With one.
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*) On full-term! and this staff position! I am written by His Royal Majesty’s own hand: (Peter 1).
“Instead of Seconds-Captains there should be Captains, Lieutenants and Second Lieutenants; Petardirs should be put aside, and their affairs can be managed by Bombardiers, Engineer Conductors should be 24, not 12,”
“The artillery servants and Russian officers against the Russians, the foreigners against the foreigners, a degree above in salary; and the Engineers who are not assigned to the artillery! and ranks, against other regiments of officers, the Bayonet-Junkers against the Ensign.”
"Engineering Conductors for 48 rubles per year, Guards to be on the report card, VSFM clerks to be against other clerks, Sergeants, Corporals and privates Bombardiers and Gunners, Underminers, Fusiliers and Guntlangers on the report card, Ringmaster against the Russian Captain. Fouriers against the report card."
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“A project drawn up by General Major De-coulomb and submitted on October 18, 1725 to the main Artillery on the management of the Engineering Corps and Fortification *).”
“Position of General Director”: 1st.
“The General Director should be an ordinary, brave and hardworking man in all military matters, caring because of the high rank of great importance, especially in attacks and defenses, and be very knowledgeable in mathematics, Ariemetics, Geometry and Architecture, military civil engineering, mechanics, hydromatics and other sciences and The fortification is very much based on the capital.”
“It is up to the General Director to know all the fortresses, states and situations around the fortresses and where the quality of the land is; and have all the details of Master Plans and Profiles in every detail, in what condition and approval the details are, and know in the fortresses how many Engineers Artillery Garrison and all kinds of craftsmen should have, and who is skilled in their art, as well as materials and Tools, they should have everything in detail knowledge so that he can always make the necessary repairs for strengthening, because when in which fortresses a large number of craftsmen, materials and tools, etc. are required, so that they can be re-identified in that fortress or added to the previous ones in a good correction and should be known in all materials of the entire State in the fortresses from where they can These were taken and in what manner and in what tsfna were they brought, so that they could be offered where with the real tsfna.”
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*) Attached! I to dl. former com. about composition military charter and lay down before 1800 from 14 to 22
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