2. baterie 9. oddílu jízdního dělostřelectva [1939-1939]

Command assembly 2. battery 9. section line artillery:[/heading]
battery commander – 23.03.1939-23.09.1939 artillery captain Tadeusz mr ludwik Wieleżyński ¹⁾
recon (zvědný) officer – 23.03.1939-23.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Constants Karol Belina-Brzozowski ²⁾
fire officer – 23.03.1939-23.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery Andrzej Grocholski ³⁾
commander Even. platoon – 23.03.1939-DD.MM.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve mgr Czesław Dytz ⁴⁾
DD.MM.1939-23.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Janusz Zaporski ⁵⁾
the commander of the II. platoon - 23.03.1939-DD.09.1939 1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Kazimierz Żerko ⁶⁾

Note:
¹⁾ 23.09.1939 fell in combat with the units 68. infantry division near the village of Potoczek (Klocówka?).
²⁾ Zarzycki reported it at the same time as a liaison officer section. He himself states in his report that he was going mobile only 22.04.1939 and he was the recon officer 2. battery. After the end of hostilities to avoid German captivity and got through Hungary and Italy into France, where 24.05.1940 wrote my message. He died 05.09.1947 at the age of 34 years.
³⁾ After the dissolution of the battery to avoid capture and through Hungary to get to France, where in July 1940, as a fire officer 1. battery 2. Warsaw light artillery regiment (2. walking missile division), took part in the fighting. 20.06.1940 with the whole division and probably crossed the border with Switzerland, and there he was interned. On the basis of the decision of the Supreme commander of 17.08.1944 was carried out a secret evacuation in Switzerland interned Polish soldiers. Probably in the course of this evacuation was in the Uk, where he was under the code name "Hubcza" retrained to diversionary activity on the territory of Poland. DD.MM.194R he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant.
⁴⁾ As a commander Even. platoon 2. the battery is shown in the work Wojskowe Teki Archiwalne after mobilization in march 1939. Kostrzewski and Zakrzewski placing it as the commander as well. platoon 3. battery to date 01.09.1939. After the cessation of fighting to avoid capture. DD.09.1944, he was shipped off to the Reich to forced labour in Nuernbergu, where he was until the liberation of the DD.05.1945. He died 04.05.1996 at the age of 88 years.
⁵⁾ Kostrzewski and Zakrzewski placing it as the commander as well. platoon 2. battery to date 01.09.1939. In the work Wojskowe Teki Archiwalne is after the march mobilisation listed as commander of the II. platoon 3. battery. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured. He died 26.10.1969 in New York at the age of 61 years.
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⁶⁾ is Not listed in the list of losses not captured.

Sources:
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