13. oddíl jízdního dělostřelectva (velitelství) [1939-1939]

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, the regiment commander (dowódca dywizjonu) – 27.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant colonel of artillery mgr Janusz Józef Grzesło ¹⁾
adjutant commander (adiutant) – 27.08.1939 - 03.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery, Jerzy Ryszard Majewski ²⁾
03.09.1939-09.09.1939 artillery captain Marian Jan Gustaw Patronowicz ³⁾
recon (zvědný) officer (oficer zwiadowczy) – 27.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Władysław Krycki ⁴⁾
observation officer (oficer obserwacyjny) – 27.08.1939 - 09.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Tadeusz Maria Weber ⁵⁾
liaison officer (oficer łącznikowy) - 27.08.1939-06.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve Stanisław Cieński ⁶⁾
06.09.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Zygmunt Marian Borewicz (?) ⁷⁾
communications officer (oficer łączności) – 27.08.1939-09.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Janusz Franciszek Przeździecki ⁸⁾
accounting officer (oficer płatnik) – 24.08.1939-06.09.1939 captain intendanctva Bronisław Kubicki ⁹⁾
[b:him]quartermaster officer (oficer żywnościowy) - 27.08.1939-06(?).09.1939 warrant officer (chorąży) ??? Gold ¹⁰⁾
arms and the gas officer (oficer broni and przeciwgazowy) - 27.08.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery Juliusz Tadeusz Marian Włodzimierz Jarosz ¹¹⁾
physician – 27.08.1939-08.09.1939 lieutenant doctor Tadeusz Huczko ¹²⁾
vet – 27.08.1939-DD.09.1939 lieutenant of the veterinary service of the Marian Zbigniew Gilewicz ¹³⁾
ammunition column – 27.08.1939-07.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in ambush Antoni Tadeusz Jan Uwiera ¹⁴⁾
08.09.1939-08.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve Stanisław Cieński ⁶⁾

Note:
¹⁾ Night 09.09.1939 went in search of a connection with the headquarters of the brigade and his section had lost contact. Joined the group commander of the 31. infantry regiment, and with it continued to fight. After spraying a group of around 18.09.1939 got into German captivity. After the war he returned to Poland. In 1948, died in Warsaw at the age of 52 years.
²⁾ To the 04(?).09.1939 he was adjutant of the commander of the partition. After moving to the entry area, he was transferred to the 4. battery on the function of the firing officer of the battery. After the successful retreat to the besieged Warsaw to 13.09.1939 organized the formation of the three bateríí Defense of Warsaw. Since 13.09.1939 to surrender was the commander of the 4. battery. After the surrender he fell into German captivity.
³⁾ the Function of the aide to the commander of the section took over 03.09.1939. After the collapse of the section of the evening 09.09.1939 subsided with the 1. batteries to Warsaw, where he remained until its surrender. After the surrender of Warsaw fell into German captivity. After the war he was promoted to the rank of major and returned to Poland. He died in 1973 at the age of 68 years. He is buried in the town of Przeworsk.
⁴⁾ After the collapse of the section (in the evening 09.09.1939) retreated with the 1. batteries to Warsaw and with it, went on fighting until 23.09.1939, when its remnants inserted into the equestrian unit of the driving of the artillery commander of the 2. section line of artillery. After clashes with the Soviet army and the Germans was the unit 28.09.1939 dissolved. He escaped capture and in the first days of October came to Lviv. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured.
⁵⁾ After the collapse of the section of the evening 09.09.1939 retreated with the 1. batteries to Warsaw and with it, went on fighting until 23.09.1939, when its remnants inserted into the equestrian unit of the driving of the artillery commander of the 2. section line of artillery. After clashes with the Soviet army and the Germans was the unit 28.09.1939 dissolved. He escaped capture and in the first days of October came to Lviv. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured.
⁶⁾ 06.09.1939 was transferred to 4. battery as its exploratory (zvědný) officer. 08.09.1939 fill in for the injured ppor. Uwieru as commander of the ammunition column, but this day was for the illness of the features unlocked. According to the first internet resources later signed up as a volunteer to the 7. regiment of fusiliers and DD.10.1939 fell into German captivity, from which he escaped. Survived the war. His report on the activities in September 1939 is stored in the Polish institute and Museum im. gen Sikorski's in London.
⁷⁾ To 06.09.1939 was exploratory (zvědným) officer 4. battery. He was transferred probably to the function of the liaison officer section. 11.09.1939, at the entry of the battery into the surrounded Warsaw, under artillery fire with parts of the battery (about 20 soldiers) from the battery disconnected. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured.
⁸⁾ Was the son of general Wacława Przeździeckého. After the collapse of the section (in the evening 09.09.1939) together with his junction squad separately retreated to the east bank of the Vistula and around 13.09.1939 joined forces of the Combined cavalry brigade Zakrzewski, with whom he fought until its surrender (23.09.1939). After a failed attempt to cross into Hungary, he got to Warsaw, where from October 1939 took part in the armed resistance in the ranks of the the Secret of the Polish army (Classified The Polska (TAP)), from November 1940 Armed confederation (Konfederacja Zbrojna)from the autumn of 1941 of the Union of armed struggle (Związek Walki Zbrojnej (ZWZ)). From 18.03.1943 was at the disposal of the commander of the Leadership of the diversion of the Main headquarters of the the Earth's army (Kierownictwo Dywersji Commandery Głównej Armii Krajowej). 22(23?).06.1943 he was arrested and 26.06.1943 in the course of interrogations at the headquarters of the investigative prison of the Gestapo (Aleja Szucha) died (committed suicide?).
http://www.ipsb.nina.gov.pl
⁹⁾ As the accounting officer was at the same time the commander of the tělesového trénu. After a separate retreat trénu in Warsaw received an order to connect to the 1. battery in the space Otwocka. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured. Survived the war. Report on its activities in September 1939 is stored in the Central military archive (centrally located Archiwum Wojskowe) in Warsaw.
¹⁰⁾ I didn't get any details. Most likely was in tělesovém trénu.
¹¹⁾ After the collapse of the section (in the evening 09.09.1939) probably subsided with the 1. batteries. 17.09.1939 left with the commander as well. platoon search for cannon abandoned by its crew during the retreat and to the battery return. From DD.09.1939 in the German captivity.
¹²⁾ 08.09.1939 developed after a raid west of the city of Głowno dressing station for the wounded and with the posse lost contact. Around 13.09.1939 at Otwocka joined the 1. battery and with her continued fighting until 23.09.1939, when its remnants inserted into the equestrian unit of the driving of the artillery commander of the 2. section line of artillery. After clashes with the Soviet army and the Germans was the unit 28.09.1939 dissolved. He escaped capture and got to Lviv. In 1944 he was in the rank of captain commander of the 5. medical company 5. kresové infantry division. As a captain he was awarded the Silver cross to the Order of Virtuti Militari. His report on the activities in September 1939 is stored in the Polish institute and Museum im. gen Sikorski's in London.
¹³⁾ In the list of losses not captured is not listed. As a lieutenant doctor vet. it is listed in the name list of members of 39. light artillery regiment (10. infantry division) in the period 1944-1947.
http://www.stankiewicze.com
¹⁴⁾ Probably as a result of aerial bombing was 07.09.1939 injured. In the list of losses not captured is not listed. Survived the war.

Sources:
http://www.straty.pl
www.wbc.poznan.pl

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