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Volume 3 Far East Story Chapter 672 (2) The Cavalry General¡¯s Star Shines

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    Dzhugashvili and Glegrigev, who commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Kameshin Infantry Division, rescued and intercepted the enemy for this guy. They were so angry that one Buddha was born and two Buddhas ascended to heaven. They could have eaten the other's brigade at the same time.  The opportunity to pursue the troops was lost. As the panicked White Guards gradually turned back and stabilized their position under the command of Hasik, a regiment of the White Guards on the second line of defense on the slope actually sent three battalions of troops.  Come for reinforcements.  ////

    Although the interception of the 2nd Brigade commanded by Dzhugashvili and Grigolev destroyed at least two battalions of the White Guards, looking at Hasik in the south who had stabilized their position, and the more than 1,500 reinforcements rushing towards the hillside in the north  , Dzhugashvili finally lost the courage to continue fighting, and together with the 2nd Brigade Commander Gregglev, took advantage of the victory and commanded the troops to break through to the southwest.  , all text typed by hand

    The frightened commander of the 6th Kazan Infantry Division, Hasik, hurriedly gathered his troops to take stock of casualties, and did not dare to pursue again. This ended the chaotic battle. Hasik's 22nd Infantry Regiment lost more than 400 soldiers.  people, the tired and lagging 24th Infantry Regiment was cut into half by the attack of an entire brigade from the opponent, suffering more than 1,200 casualties, while the 2nd Kamishin Infantry Brigade of the Soviet Red Army sacrificed more than 800 people.  There were casualties, but they passed through the formation and walked away.

    This battle of pursuit, interception, encirclement, and counter-encirclement was thrilling. Although Hasik escaped with great luck in the end, because his 6th Kazan Infantry Division remained on the battlefield, he even captured more than 200 soldiers.  The wounded and prisoners of the Soviet Red Army, this guy thought that his division had won a great victory.  Please come to "" to see the latest chapter

    Of course, Hastings, who had received the news and personally brought reinforcements from the 14th Brigade of the 7th Division, did not do anything for himself and praised this guy. However, the Kazan 6th Division successively paid 2800 when occupying the opponent's two positions.  There were many casualties, including more than 800 killed and nearly 2,000 wounded. The 6th Kazan Infantry Division was almost crippled.

    With the battle between the 2nd Kameshin Infantry Brigade and the 3 regiments of the 6th Kazan Infantry Division in the west, it was only after Hastings and Hasiks recovered that they discovered the positions of the three divisions in the east.  The Soviet Red Army on the ground had quietly retreated without knowing when. There were many figures standing in the trenches in the front line. When they got closer, they turned out to be scarecrows wearing Soviet military uniforms.

    Hastings didn't know whether to laugh or cry. The only reason Lord Kolchak asked him to launch an attack in advance was because he was worried that the Soviet Red Army would escape and retreat south after hearing the news. Although they fought several battles, they still failed to catch their opponent in the end.  Next, Hastings ordered the 4th and 5th Kazan Infantry Divisions to pursue southward along the road.  At the same time, he sent a report to Kolchak, informing him that the main force of the 10th Army of the Soviet Red Army had moved south from the Buyinsk line.

    The Eastern Cluster defeated the 1st Kameshin Infantry Division and the 42nd Infantry Division behind the Soviet 10th Army, annihilating 2 enemy regiments and capturing nearly a thousand prisoners. Our Kazan 6th Infantry Division suffered more than 2,000 casualties. We are now sending Kazan  The 4th Infantry Division and the 4th Infantry Division followed and pursued, requesting His Excellency Kolchak's Western Group to speed up the march and try to intercept the opponent's retreat north of Simbirsk.

    At the same time, Hastings ordered a report to be sent to the 1st and 2nd Cossack Cavalry Divisions, asking them to search and intercept the Budyonny Cavalry Division while also paying attention to intercepting the Russian Red Army Kamei retreating southwest from Buyinsk.  Shen 2nd Infantry Brigade, Hastings specifically reminded the other party that since the main force of the Soviet 10th Army has retreated south, the Budyonny Cavalry Army is likely to also change its route and run east towards Simbirsk, trying to fight with the Soviet Russia moving south.  The main force of the 10th Army has converged, and it is better to change your direction of action from southwest to south.

    As for Hastings himself, he ordered Dimilev to lead the 6th Kazan Infantry Division to rest and recuperate west of Buyinsk, waiting for the 8th and 9th Kazan Divisions to come and join forces before continuing southward.  Si himself led the 7th Kazan Infantry Division, followed the 4th and 5th Divisions and went south hand in hand, continuing to pursue the retreating main force of the Soviet Red Army.

    This is a contest between the hunter and the prey. For Hastings, the goal of the East Cluster at this time has changed from annihilating the opponent to fatigue and delaying the opponent. As for the decisive battle, in the opponent's main force  Before he is willing to stop, before Lord Kolchak's Western Cluster comes around to outflank him, there will be almost no chance of it happening. Therefore, with only 3 divisions, he still dares to confidently pursue the opponent's at least 6 remaining divisions.  main force.

    July 29, 1918 - 11:00 - Budyonny Cavalry Corps Headquarters about 70 kilometers northwest of Simbirsk

    "Commander, I have just received a telegram from the headquarters of the 10th Army. Two and a half hours ago, Gidis's main force has moved south from Buyinsk and is preparing to retreat to Simbirsk to organize the defense line. Army Chief of Staff Pavlov led the Kaiser  The 1st Infantry Division of Meschen and the 42nd Infantry Division had already exchanged fire with the East Group of the White Guards in Hastings. The 10th Army Headquarters asked us to divert to the southeast and reach Simbir as quickly as possible.  Sk line.¡±

    Timoshenko, Chief of Staff of the Cavalry Army and Commander of the 1st Division of the Cavalry Army, was promoted to Political Commissar and Commander of the Third Russian Army Group after Political Commissar and Chief of Staff Shatenko, former Brigade Commander of the 1st Brigade of the Budyonny Special Cavalry Division, Semyon  ¡¤Konstantinovich Timoshenko was promoted to?The chief of staff of the established cavalry corps, and concurrently served as the commander of the 1st Division expanded from the 1st Cavalry Brigade.

    As for the political commissar of the 1st Budyonny Cavalry Army, he was actually the deputy commander of the Volga Front and the second political commissar of the front, Voroshilov. This shows the standard status of the Budyonny Cavalry Army in the Volga Front and the  importance.

    Due to the rapid advance of Budyonny's cavalry corps early in the morning, the cavalry corps missed the telegram sent by the Soviet 10th Army at 8:30. At this time, the team stopped to rest and listen to the radio set up by the military headquarters.  Only then did he receive the second telegram from Gidice's headquarters. Of course, if not for this, Gidice would not have known that Pavlov at the rear could not continue to delay Zongstins. At this time, not only the infantry  The 42nd Division suffered heavy casualties and was retreating. The 1st Kameshin Infantry Division even split into two groups and retreated southward. The White Guards behind them were chasing after them, and the situation suddenly became tense.

    The commander of the 2nd Division of the Budyonny Cavalry Corps was Oka Ivanovich Gorodovikov, the former commander of the 2nd Brigade of the Budyonny Cavalry Division. He was born in Rostov-on-Don on September 19, 1879.  Kraya Yelimuta Village, joined the Imperial Russian Army in 1903, served in Poland after a short training, and joined the 43rd Don Cossack Regiment after returning home.

    Gorodovikov participated in every battle of the Russian army on the Eastern Front of the European War. In 1916, when he was seriously injured and discharged, his previous military rank was a lieutenant of the Tsarist Russian cavalry. Gorodovikov was born in Rostov on the lower reaches of the Don River, like the division commander Budyonny.  , a serious Don Cossack origin, but after joining the army, Budyonni joined the 46th Don Cossack Regiment, and was later transferred to the Coastal Dragoon Regiment¡ª¡ª

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