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

Command assembly 4. battery 1. section line artillery:[/heading]
battery commander – 24.08.1939-11.09.1939 artillery captain Leopold (Leonard?) Kazimierz Skarżyński ¹⁾
12.09.1939-21(?).09.1939 a lieutenant of artillery in reserve inż. Stanislaw Lenczewski-Samotyja ²⁾
21.09.1939-27.09.1939 artillery captain Jerzy Stypułkowski ³⁾
recon (zvědný) officer – 24.08.1939-11.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery in reserve Jan Stanisław Załęski ⁴⁾
12.09.1939-DD.09.1939 ???, ???
fire officer – 24.08.1939-12.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve inż Stanisław Lenczewski-Samotyja ²⁾
12.09.1939-26.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve inż. Józef Rumel ⁵⁾
commander Even. platoon – 24.08.1939-12.09.1939 lieutenant of artillery in reserve inż. Józef Rumel ⁵⁾
12.09.1939-DD.09.1939 second lieutenant of artillery Hipolit Krajewski ⁶⁾
the commander of the II. platoon - 24.08.1939-11.09.1939 1939 lieutenant of artillery (in reserve?) Jan Frey ⁷⁾
12.09.1939-DD.09.1939 - ???, ???

Notes:
¹⁾ In the schématizmu of march 1939, listed probably erroneously as Leonard Kazimierz Skarżyński. In other sources like Leopold or Leopold Kazimierz Skarżyński. 11.09.1939 was in combat near the village of Głęboczyca cut off at its observation post from the battery. 12.09.1939 joined to the master section. 13.09.1939 became commander of the equestrian eskadrony 1. section line of artillery. 02.10.1939 fell into soviet captivity, from which the right 03.10.1939 escaped. He died in the rank of lieutenant colonel 05.08.1979 in London at the age of 76 years.
²⁾ 12.09.1939 was the firing officer of the battery. He escaped capture and in the period of the German occupation he joined the armed resistance within the the Earth's army, in which he was promoted to the rank of captain. In 1943 he was commander of the Separate areas of the Earth's army Sarny (Samodzielny Obwód AK Sarny). In 1944 he was under the code name "Strzemieńczyk" the hand of the commander 50. infantry regiment of the Provincial army (27. infantry division of the Provincial army). After the war he lived in Poland and was a university professor of ground engineering in Warsaw. He died in 1981 at the age of 79 years.
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³⁾ To 14.09.1939 was exploratory (zvědným) an officer of the section. From 12.09.1939 subsided with the commander of the section separately from the oddílového survey and met with him only 21.09.1939. From 21.09.1939, he was appointed commander of the 4. battery. After the surrender of Army Przedrzymirski in German captivity, from which he made an escape. He got into the Polish army in the USSR, where he was 31.03.1942 commander of the II. section 6. light artillery regiment (6. infantry division) and 09.04.1945 deputy commander of the 4. kresového light artillery regiment (5. kresová infantry division) in the rank of major. After demobilization (1947) stayed on the emigration in Great Britain. For the fight in September 1939 he was awarded the Silver cross to Order of Virtuti Militari.
⁴⁾ 11.09.1939 was in the fight near the village of Głęboczyca together with the commander of the battery and baterijním survey cut off from the rest of the battery. Most of the survey fell into captivity, but ppor. Załęski capture avoid. In Warsaw took part in the armed resistance in the ranks of the the Earth's army and he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. He fell in the fight the first day of the Warsaw uprising (01.08.1944) as the commander of the 2. battery grouping Bem "1703".
⁵⁾ 12.09.1939 was a commander as well. platoon. From 26.09.1939 to 01.05.1945 in German captivity. After the war he lived in Great Britain. He died 11.09.1976 at the age of 69 years.
⁶⁾ 12.09.1939 was the special liaison officer and commander of the coupling platoon section. After the surrender in the German captivity.
⁷⁾ In the Polish sources cited as a lieutenant of artillery. In the schematism of march 1939 is not listed. According to Zarzyckého and Mazowiecka Brygada Kawalerii – 1 DAK, Instytut Polski i Muzeum im. gen Sikorskiego, london calling, sign. B.Also.24/e/2 after a battle near the village of Głęboczyca with the group (around 30 people, cannon with hlomoznou) disconnected from the rest of the battery. The second internet source states the name Frej/Freyr/Henryk. It also states that 26.09.1939 fell into captivity. In the list of losses not captured is not listed.
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
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