Composition of the Volunteer Army at the Beginning of the 1st Kuban (Ice) Campaign, Feb 1918 Supreme Leader – General-Adjutant M.V. Alekseev Commander of the Army – General of the Infantry L.G. Kornilov Chief of Staff of the Army – General Lieutenant I.P. Romanovskiy Assistant Commander of the Volunteer Army – General Lieutenant A.I. Denikin Composition of the Army: 1st Officer’s Regiment: Gen Lt S.L. Markov Cadet Battalion: Gen Lt A.A. Borovskiy Kornilov Shock Regiment: Col M.O. Nezhentsev Partisan Regiment: Gen Lt A.P. Bogaevskiy Artillery Battalion (4 Batteries): Col Iksheev Czechoslovakian Engineer Battalion: Captain I.F. Nemechek Horse Detachments: Col Glazenap, Col Gershel’man, Lt Col Kornilov General Total – 4500 soldiers and 8 cannons Composition of the Volunteer Army on the eve of the Storming of Ekaterinodar, March 1918 1st Brigade Gen Lt S.L. Markov Officer’s Regiment: Gen Lt A.A. Borovskiy 1st Kuban Rifle Regiment: Col Tuneberg 1st Engineer Company 1st & 4th Batteries 2nd Brigade Gen Lt A.P. Bogaevskiy Kornilov Shock Regiment: Col M.O. Nezhentsev Partisan Regiment: Gen Lt B.I. Kazanovich Plastunskiy Battalion: Col Ulagay 2nd Engineer Company 2nd, 3rd, & 5th Batteries Horse Brigade General of the Cavalry I.G. Erdeli 1st Horse Regiment Kuban Battalion Cherkessian Regiment Horse Battery General Total – 5500 to 6000 soldiers and 14 cannons Table of Organization for Army of South Russia units, January 1919 Back to The Gauntlet No. 22 Table of Contents Back to The Gauntlet List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2001 by Craig Martelle Publications This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com