3. baterie 1. oddílu jízdního dělostřelectva [1939-1939]

Command assembly 3. battery 1. section inthe artillery[/heading]
In Polish historiography, the data different, so I present the alternatives:
According to Zarzyckého:
battery commander – 24.08.1939-26.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery mr mieczysław Sokołowski ¹⁾
recon (zvědný) officer – 24.08.1939-08.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve Wacław Kaminski (Janusz Tadeusz Kamieński ?) ²⁾
08.09.1939-DD.09.1939 petty officer aspirant (ogniomistrz podchorąży), since 13.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery Zbigniew Czołowski – in the representation ³⁾
22.09.1939-26.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Stanisław Markowski ⁴⁾
fire officer – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery Jędrzej Franciszek Ksawery Święcicki ⁵⁾
commander Even. platoon – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Bohdan Józef Iliński ⁶⁾
the commander of the II. platoon - 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 1939 sergeant major aspirant (ogniomistrz podchorąży), since 13.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery Zbigniew Czołowski ³⁾
14.09.1939-DD.09.1939 aspirant in reserve (podchorąży rezerwy) Stanisław Olearski ⁷⁾
DD.09.1939-26.09.1939 ???, ???

According Mazowiecka Brygada Kawalerii – 1 DAK. B.Also.24/e/9 – status as of 01.09.1939:
battery commander – lieutenant mr mieczysław Sokołowski
reconnaissance (zvědný) officer – lieutenant in the reserve Adam Raczyński ⁸⁾
fire officer – lieutenant in the reserve Kamiński
the commander Also. platoon leader – second lieutenant Andrzej Święcicki
the commander of the II. platoon – not

According Mazowiecka Brygada Kawalerii – 1 DAK. B.Also.24/e/8 – condition to 01.09.1939:
battery commander – a lieutenant of artillery mr mieczysław Sokołowski
reconnaissance (zvědný) officer – a lieutenant of artillery Raczyński (he died after the injury) the ⁸⁾
fire officer – a lieutenant of artillery Kamiński
the commander Also. platoon leader – second lieutenant of artillery Święcicki
the commander of the II. platoon – not

Note:
¹⁾ After the end of the fighting fell into German captivity, from which he managed to escape. At the end of 1939 year joined under the code name "Dakowski" to the armed resistance in the ranks of the of the Union of armed struggle and the Earth's army. From march 1940 he was commander of the so-called Bemovy group (Grupa Bema) which was the name for the conspiracy unit 1. section inthe artillery and by the autumn of 1942 he was deputy commander of the grouping Bem "1703", with which the first day of the Warsaw uprising (01.08.1944) led the attack on the Germans occupied the former barracks section. After the unsuccessful attack, the entire unit moved into the surrounding woods. After the liberation of Warsaw and entered the Polish people's army, and at Dresden, was injured. After returning to Warsaw, was in march 1946 arrested and 28.10.1946 sentenced to death. 30.11.1946 was shot. DD.MM.194R he was promoted to the rank of captain.
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²⁾ 08.09.1939 was reassigned as a liaison officer to the headquarters of the Mazovské cavalry brigade. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured. In the list of backup officers 1. section line of artillery from 1934 is given a second lieutenant of artillery Janusz Tadeusz Kamieński. The name of the lieutenant in reserve Wacław Kamieński is specified in one of the sources listed Zakrzewskim. However, in the list of reserve officers with the name of Wacław Kamieński not occur. Janusz Tadeusz Kamieński is listed in the list of captured.
³⁾ at the same time the commander of the II. platoon. In September 1939 he was ordered to commander in Chief of 13.09.1939 promoted to the rank of ensign. After the end of the fighting came to the West, where he served in the Polish exile army and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. In 1944 he graduated from the war school in the Uk and received the rank of associate's captain of artillery. He served in the Polish 1. separate paradesantní brigade as the commander of the parachute section of light artillery. After the demobilization remained in the Uk. He died 05.04.1980 in London at the age of 61 years.
⁴⁾ a battery was included from a part of the marching II. the sequence section of the Replacement of the centre line of artillery no. 1, which arrived 22.09.1939 to units Riding the operating group Anders. After the termination of fights he got into German captivity.
⁵⁾ After the end of the fighting fell into German captivity, from which he managed to escape. From 1940 it was under the code name "Jastrzębiec" involved in the armed resistance in the ranks of the of the Union of armed struggle and the Earth's army. In the Warsaw uprising was the recon (zvědným) officer grouping Bem "1703". Survived the war.
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⁶⁾ After the end of the fighting, probably in German captivity. However, it is not included in the list of captured. After the war stayed on the emigration in France. He died 11.04.1983 in Paris at the age of 71 years.
⁷⁾ After a short time the unit arbitrarily left. His successor is not listed.
⁸⁾ Sources report several versions:
4) Zarzycki reported it to 01.09.1939 as a firing officer 2. battery. At the same time, however, it is reported that 25.09.1939 died as a result of an earlier injury as a reconnaissance officer 3. battery.
5) In the source Mazowiecka Brygada Kawalerii – 1 DAK. B.Also.24/e/5 is listed as an officer of the 3rd. batteries with a note "fell around 25.IX.1939“
6) In the first online resources are listed two alternatives:
A) died 20.12.1939 in Warsaw and was buried there.
B) he died in Cracow as a result of injuries 21.09.1939 in the village of Suchowola.
4) In the second internet source it is stated that during the fight 24.09.1939 near the village of Suchowola was seriously injured, then treated in Warsaw, where 20.12.1939 died and was buried.

Sources:
http://www.straty.pl/index.php/pl/szukaj-w-bazie
www.stankiewicze.com

Mazowiecka Brygada Kawalerii – 1 DAK, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego, london calling, sign. B.Also.24/e/1-9
Fish, Ryszard, Stepan, Kamil: Rocznik Oficerski 1939, Księgarnia Akademicka Fundacji Czynu Niepodległościowego, Kraków 2006
Zarzycki, Piotr: Artyleria konna w 1939 roku, Wydawnictwo "Barwa i Broń", Warszawa 2007