Primyuchany: (1) The companies of this regiment must be content with everything according to the states and reports laid down by the Commissariat and Provencal Depots and Commissions at the request of the battalion commanders, which is why they are responsible for the entire interior of the battalions assigned to them; both battalions are in exact sight of the commander of that regiment, the General. (2) These two companies of Miner and Sappers should be distributed among the companies of Schoner, and all in general 8 Depots. (3) In each schonner company, among the 150 ordinary people, there are artisans: 3 blacksmiths, 1 mechanics, 1 wheelwrights, 1 turners, 8 carpenters, saddlery and farrier apprentices, one each. (4) Since the regiment is distributed by squadron into different Depots, and therefore cannot have a regimental infirmary, therefore hospitals or army field and garrison regiment infirmaries are obliged to accept sick people from the designated Poner companies and use them, and therefore, for the maintenance of the sick, release to the hospitals or regiments from the Commissary Commissaries deducted from the patients for being on government service, half the salary is equal to the Provantese salary set by the Provant states, as well as the entire deduction for the hospital of 1 kopeck per ruble according to the number of ranks in that place, also a surplus for the hospital of 20 rubles. per year per company for how long according to the calculation of time it will take.
Number of Field Engineers on February 8, 1712
Whose reigned?
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Gen. Bruce, 1718 (a) 8 February.
Peter [. Gen. Bruce. 1724 (6)
January 21.
Peter P.
3 1 June.
Gen. Minikh.
Names of field units
Corps of Engineers.
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Nizhniy
OFFICER.
Nizhnykh
OFFICER.
Nizhniy
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(consisting of 6 companies).
Miner company
Poner company....
Ponerny battalion.. (consisting of 4 mouths)
Engineer Regiment...
Poner Regiment.... (consisting of 12 companies).
In total, all ranks of the field Engineering Troops consisted of:...|3
Primtchat: Field Engineering Troops existed before 1712, but in the Complete Collection of Laws of the Russian Empire, the HIGHEST approved states meet for the first time on February 8. 1712. The Archives indicate that the composition of the Field Engineering Troops in 1710 was the same as in
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3 officers and 72 lower ranks. Nowhere direct indication of exactly when the Field Engineering Troops were to be founded. In my opinion, it should be dated to 1702.
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troops in various periods February 27, 1797 10th.
Elizabeth. Nkaterina I: Ekaterina P. Ekaterina P. Pavel [. Gr. Shuvalov. Gene. Vilboa. ‚`Gr. Orlov. 'Gene. Mellisino.
1757 (d) 1768 (d) TTI (f) | '17 (w) | 1797 (3)
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The mining company became part of —. E ri E Re Engineer Regiment. |
Disbanded, except for two |
34 1794 companies in which | meta consisted of: - - 7 280 7 280 7 280 ( - E
The poner company became part of | E Ray 228 is newly formed. Ponerny battled.
Goner battle. disbanded; instead it was left- — E 13 631 one row at a time- - Dovom in all infantry companies. regiment.
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a) Full Collection Zach Ros. Imp., No. 3480.
6) Material. from Main Art. in the States Military Collegmu (Ist. Pt. Ing. Management in Russia, A. Savelyeva, pp. 914 and 915),
c) Full. Collection Zach. Ross. Imp. No. 5277; See Appendix. Sh to my essay.
d) Full. Collection Zach. Ross. Imp. No. 10682; See Appendix. UP for my essay.
e) Full. Collection Zach. Ross. Imp. No. 11784; See Appendix. USH to my essay, MSh.
e) Full. Collection Zach. Ross. Imp. No. 13591; See Appendix. 1X to my essay, [X.
g) Gionary regiment, formed in addition to the Engineer. vfdomstvo, was in direct
- subordinate to me! and to the main present Military Colleague.
3) Full Collection Zach. Ross. Imp., No. 14384.
1) Full Collection Zach, Ross. Imp., No. 17852 and No. 18797.
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RECOVERY to two pontoon companies of Colonels
Akhverdov and Golostenkov!).
Smolensk depot in Brest| —| 2 4 2 50 181 18 40 200
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