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

Command assembly command section:[/heading]
, the regiment commander (dowódca dywizjonu) – 24.08.1939-06.10.1939 lieutenant colonel of artillery mr ludwik Kiok ¹⁾
adjutant commander (adiutant) – 24.08.1939 (01.09.1939?)-06.10.1939 artillery captain Tadeusz Anders ²⁾
recon (zvědný) officer (oficer zwiadowczy) – 24.08.1939-06.10.1939 lieutenant of artillery Józef Jan Ruszkowski ³⁾
observation officer (oficer obserwacyjny) – 24.08.1939-06(?).10.1939 lieutenant of artillery Jerzy Kijuć ⁴⁾
liaison officer (oficer łącznikowy) - 24.08.1939-DD.MM.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve Józef Adam Rylski ⁵⁾
communications officer (oficer łączności) – 24.08.1939-27(?).09.(01.10?)1939 lieutenant of artillery Piotr Oksentjew ⁶⁾
accounting officer (oficer płatnik) – 24.08.1939-14.09.1939 lieutenant intendanctva Henryk Bartosik ⁷⁾ – u Zarzyckého warrant officer (chorąży)
[b:him]quartermaster officer (oficer żywnościowy) - 24.08.1939-DD.MM.1939 warrant officer (chorąży) Paweł Korzec ⁸⁾
arms and the gas officer (oficer broni and przeciwgazowy) - 24.08.1939-DD.MM.1939 unknown
physician – 24.08.1939-DD.MM.1939 ensign doctor Antoni Zahorski ⁹⁾
vet – 24.08.1939-DD.09.1939 second lieutenant of the veterinary service in the reserve Józef Nowak ⁹⁾
ammunition column – 24.08.1939-DD.MM.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve mr mieczysław Kosicki ¹⁰⁾

Note:
¹⁾ From 06.10.1939 to 24.04.1945 in German captivity. After the liberation, he was ordered back to Italy to 2. the Polish corps, where he served in the 3. the carpathian light artillery regiment 3. the division of carpathian gunners. After the move of the corps to Great Britain (1946) and demobilization (1947) he returned to Poland. He died in Warsaw 14.02.1972 at the age of 79 years.
²⁾ In some sources listed as Tadeusz Konstanty Anders. In his report, written 20.03.1940 states that the section took 31.08.1939 and the hand was from 01.09.1939. After the surrender, he escaped capture and got to France, where he served in the Polish exile army (1940). After evacuation to Britain he was transferred to the 2. the Polish corps, which passed through his entire battle path m. e., as commander of the 7. regiment line artillery and later as commander of the 7. regiment self-propelled artillery. After the move of the corps to Great Britain (1946) and demobilization (1947) he went to the USA, where they permanently settled. He died 07.07.1995 in New York at the age of 93 years. He was promoted to the rank of major and lieutenant colonel. As a major he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
³⁾ After the surrender of Independent operational group "Polesie" was from 06.10.1939 in German captivity.
⁴⁾ In some sources referred to as Jerzy Korwin-Kijuć. It is not listed in the list of losses not captured. From 1945 he was a gym teacher in the town of Radom. There 31.10.2006 died at the age of 95 years.
⁵⁾ From the DD.MM.1939 in the German captivity.
⁶⁾ 1. an internet source states that he was from 06.10.1939 in German captivity. Zarzycki stated that for unknown circumstances fell in combat or was from the battle with soviet troops 27.09.1939 near the village of Witoroż missing. The commander of the Cavalry division "Zaza" has in his notes named "List of officers, who will be for desertion in 1939 r. surrendered to the court martial", written in a pow camp in Murnau record – "desertion in moving 1/X-1939" In the list of losses not captured is not listed.
⁷⁾ by order Of the commander of the section eliminated the hard tělesový train and with the rest of the brigadier trénu Suvalské cavalry brigade retreated to the city of Wołkowysk. With the units of the Reserve cavalry brigade "Wołkowysk" came to Lithuania, where he was interned. After the occupation of Lithuania by the soviet army, he was transferred to a pow camp in the territory of the USSR. After the signing of the Sikorski-May (30.07.1941) and the release from the soviet prison camp volunteered to the Polish army in the USSR. There as commander of the 4. the company 15. infantry regiment wrote in 1942(?) a report on its activities in September 1939. As captain and commander of the 4. the company 15. vilensky rifle battalion "Wolves" (15 Wileński Battalion Strzelców "Wilków") 5. vilenské infantry brigade (5. kresová infantry division) he fought in the Italian campaign 2. the Polish corps m. e. of Monte Cassino. During the fighting in Italy was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
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⁸⁾ is Not listed in the list of captured.
⁹⁾ is Not listed in the list of losses not captured.
¹⁰⁾ DD.04.1945 perished during the death march (the evacuation) concentration camp Sachsenhausen.

Sources:
http://www.stankiewicze.com//?kat=43
http://www.straty.pl

Anders, Tadeusz: Obsada personalna Suwalskiej Brygady Kawalerii, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego w Londynie, sign. B.Also.18/G/8
Bartosik Henryk: Kwestionariusz dla oficerów Polskich Sił Zbrojnych ZSRR, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego w Londynie, sign. B.Also.18/G/3
Kiok, mr ludwik: Relacja, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego w Londynie, sign. B.Also.18/G/1
Podhorski, Zygmunt: Tents and odznaczenia, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego w Londynie, sign. B.Also.18/A/2
Zarzycki, Piotr: Artyleria konna w 1939 roku, Wydawnictwo "Barwa i Broń", Warszawa 2007