Kresy Family
Enrolment posts for the Polish Army in southern USSR
Source: "W Sowieckim Osaczeniu" by Zbigniew S Siemaszko, Polska Fundacja Kulturalna, 1991.
Relocation of Polish Army Totskoye, Tatishchevo and Buzuluk to the south of Russia took place in January 1942.
The location of particular detachments was, as follows:
- The HQ of the Army: Jangi-Yul, near Tashkent
- 6th Infantry Division HQ in Shahriziab, 16th,17th &18th Rgts: Kitab, Jak-kabab & Chirakchi
- 7th Infantry Division under Gen. Zygmunt Szyszko-Bogusz (22th & 23rd Rgts): Kermine on the railroad line Samarkanda-Buchara
- 8th Infantry Division under Gen. Bronislaw Rakowski, (20th & 24th Rgts): Chok-Pak, north-east of Tashkent
- 9th Infantry Division under Col. Marian Boleslawicz (25th & 26th Rgts): Margelan, east of Tashkent
- 10 Infantry Division under Col. Alfred Schmidt (27th & 28th Rgts): Lugovaja in southern Kazakhstan
- Artillery Training Center: Kara-Su, near Dzalalabad, on the border of Uzbekistan and Kyrgystan
- The Army & Sappers Training Center, under Gen Nikodem Sulik (he later was commander of the Kresowa Division): Wriewskaja, near Jangi-Jul
- Panzer Arms Center (Osrodek Organizacyjny Broni Pancernej): Karabalty in Kyrgystan
- 1st Krechowiecki Lancers Rgt under Mjr. Kazimierz Zaorski: Otar in southern Kazakhstan
- Army Organization Center (Osrodek Organizacyjny Armii) and
- PSK (Pomocnicza Sluzba Kobiet - Womens Auxilliary Corps) under Col. Leon Koc: Guzar, between Buchara & Shahriziab
- Signals Center, under Col. Jan Rozanski: Vielikaja Aleksiejevka and Pogran-Orlovskaja , south-west from Jangi-Lul.
Later on in Iraq, there was a complete reorganization, but this was the situation before evacuation to Persia