5th Siberian Army Corps

5th Siberian Army Corps
The staff of the 5th Siberian Army Corps, 1917
Active1904–1917
Country Russian Empire
Branch Russian Imperial Army
RoleInfantry
EngagementsRusso-Japanese War
World War I
Military unit

The 5th Siberian Army Corps was an Army corps in the Imperial Russian Army.

The formation was formed, in 1904, from the 54th reserve brigade of the Kazan Military District, deployed in a corps consisting of two divisions during the Russian-Japanese war of 1904–1905. The corps staff was formed on the basis of the headquarters of the 54th reserve brigade. The corps divisions received numbers 54th and 71st infantry.

In 1910 it was re-formed.

Composition

1904:

  • 54th Infantry Division
  • 71st Infantry Division

1914:

  • 3rd Siberian Rifle Division
  • 6th Siberian Rifle Division

Part of

  • Amur Military District: 1904–06.1914
  • 1st Army: 10.1914 – 01.1915
  • 2nd Army: 02.1915 – 09.1915
  • 4th Army: 09.1915 – 02.1916
  • 12th Army: 03.1916 – 04.1916
  • 6th Army: 04.1916 – 05.1916
  • 8th Army: 06.1916 – 07.1916
  • 11th Army: 07.1916 – 1917

Commanders

  • 01.1904-05.1906: Leonid Dembowsky
  • 06.1910-07.1911: Nikolai Podvalnyuk
  • 09.1911-12.1913: Pavel Savvich
  • 12.1913-02.1914: Arkady Sychevsky
  • 02.1914-12.1914: Leonty Sidorin
  • 12.1914-04.1917: Nikolai Voronov,
  • 04.1917-11.1917: Alexander Turbin,
  • 11.1917-02.1918: Captain Alexander Todorsky

Sources

  • the article in the Russian Wikipedia, 5-й Сибирский армейский корпус.


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