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Volume 3 Far East Story Chapter 753 (1) The Glorious Cavalry Army

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    I think Budyonny's cavalry corps may have run southeast after a false shot on the northern front, intending to go south along the demilitarized buffer zone to meet the Kameshin 1st Infantry Division, which had cut off the rear of the Soviet 10th Army.  It is also very possible that if we go west, the other party will not know that our headquarters is only defended by a cavalry brigade, so they will not dare to provoke Kolchak and Lord Hastings, right?  "Kiliev rolled his eyes, and after thinking about it, he still felt that chasing eastward would be more reliable!

    "Okay, but we don't need to go to the southeast to outflank the 9th Kazan Infantry Division. The southeast is the position of the 9th Kazan Infantry Division. We only need to notify the 9th Division to be careful about the possibility of enemy cavalry appearing on its back. In addition, we can let the 5th Kazan Infantry Division and the 9th Infantry Division  The 6th Division moved eastward from its current position. They are now three kilometers south of us. We told them to go eastward and prepare to outflank us. We drove Budyonni's cavalry toward the demilitarized buffer zone. When the time comes, he will be unable to escape.  Your chief of staff, Gariev, leads the 14th Cavalry Brigade to follow my division!"

    "Pyatov obviously thought more carefully. Kiriyev cursed in his heart when he heard this. If I had known that you would not divide your troops and take detours, why would I bother to dispatch a brigade to follow your 4th Division in the middle and pursue eastward?"  But the words had been spoken before, and Kiriyev could not take them back, lest he be looked down upon by Pyatov, so he cracked his whip fiercely, turned around and shouted at the chief of staff, Gariyev.  road,

    "Chief of Staff, pass my order. The 13th Cavalry Brigade will pursue me northward. You lead the 14th Cavalry Brigade to pursue eastward! The 4th Cavalry Division will pursue eastward with you! Send a report to the former enemy headquarters to inform us of our plans.  In the direction of action, the 5th and 6th Kazan Infantry Divisions must block the gap where Budyonny retreats to the west, slowly press up to the east, and notify the 9th Kazan Infantry Division that Budyonny's cavalry troops may appear in  Behind their backs, tell them to be more vigilant!¡±

    After finishing speaking, Kiriyev glanced demonstratively at Piatov, who was still sitting on the maza and was still panting, and then shouted, "Gariyev let the brothers of Piatov's 4th Division  After you take a break to regain your composure, you can lead the 14th Cavalry Brigade to chase east! I will lead the 13th Cavalry Brigade to outflank Budyonni¡¯s cavalry army in half an hour!¡±

    Kiriyev got on his horse under the service of the orderlies, raised the ivory handle of the riding crop to his eyebrows as a greeting to Pyatov, the commander of the 4th Division, and then led nearly 6,000 cavalrymen of the 13th Cavalry Brigade.  He chased to the north with a roar. Gariev did not dare to neglect here and quickly mounted his horse. After saying hello to Pyatov, he led more than 5,000 cavalrymen of the 14th Cavalry Brigade and chased eastward.  Go down.  §êw§ë//Welcome to reading//

    Mikhail Mikhailovich Snev, chief of staff of the 4th Cavalry Division, couldn't help but ask for instructions, "Division commander, how long should we rest? I'm afraid Garyev will suffer a loss if he leads a brigade to catch up!"

    "Suffering a loss? It's good to suffer a loss! How can you improve your memory if you don't suffer a little loss? Pass my order. The 27th Regiment of the 7th Brigade will set off first and follow the 14th Brigade of the 7th Cavalry Division. The rest of the troops will seize the time to rest. After 10 minutes  Head east!" Pyatov, commander of the 4th Cavalry Division, calmly gave the order to his troops!

    July 31, 1918 8:15 Budyonny Cavalry Army Provisional Headquarters 57 kilometers northwest of Simbirsk

    "Report to the commander, the Cossack cavalry is catching up. It is less than 5 kilometers away from us. It has at least a cavalry brigade of more than 5,000 people. Judging from the flag and number, it belongs to the 7th Don River Cossack Cavalry Division!" A Soviet Red Army cavalry officer  "Beiyang 1917 Chapter 753: A Glorious Cavalry Army" The messenger galloped from the west road panting, raising a long line of dust, and the Don River horses under the messenger's crotch were washed with water.  He was so serious that he was sweating profusely. He did not dismount even after pulling the reins of his horse, and reported directly to Bujoni, the commander of the cavalry corps who was resting on the roadside.

    Semyon Mikhailovich Budyonny, former commander of the Special Cavalry Division of the 9th Army of the 9th Southern Front of the Soviet Red Army, was the only organically led unit among the Soviet Red Army's troops that crossed the Volga River during the Battle of Ufa.  The meritorious service of breaking through the tight encirclement was commended by the Central Committee of the Soviet Union in Moscow as a heroic model figure of the Soviet Red Army.

    During the formation of the Volga Military District and the Front Army, Moscow gave special priority to the replenishment and restoration of Budyonny's cavalry units, allowing Comrade Budyonny, who was originally only the commander of the Special Cavalry Division, to become the 1st Division of the newly formed Soviet Red Army.  The commander of the cavalry corps has two full cavalry divisions under his jurisdiction. Each division is equipped with 2 brigades and 4 regiments plus artillery companies and heavy machine gun battalions.

    Semyon Mikhailovich Budyonny was born on April 25, 1883, in a poor peasant family in Kozyulin Village, Rostov Region. He was drafted into the army in 1903 and participated in the Russo-Japanese "Beiyang 1917" War in 1905.  He graduated from the Petersburg Cavalry School in 1908 and served in the Coastal Dragoon Regiment.

    After the start of the European War, Budyonny fought on the German, Austrian and Caucasus fronts. After the February Revolution of 1917, Budyonny was elected as Chairman of the Soldiers Committee of the Caucasus Cavalry Division Company and Chairman of the Regiment Soldiers Committee.Vice Chairman of the Division Soldiers Committee. In other words, before the February Revolution, Budyonny was only a company-level officer in the Caucasus Cavalry Division. After the February Revolution, he grew from the Soldiers Committee to a division-level officer along the trajectory of company, regiment, and division.  cadre.

    Of course, the October Revolution and Mikhailovich Budyonny made a big joke. The division soldier committee of the Caucasian Cavalry Division made the decision to disband and demobilize the division as a whole. In fact, this was a Bolshevik move.  The central government disbanded and disintegrated the unified layout and arrangements of the old Tsarist Russian army. As the deputy chairman of the division soldier committee, Budyonny demobilized and returned home

    Budyonny returned to his hometown of Rostov in November of that year. Soon, he and his comrades established the Soviet regime there. Subsequently, Budyonny used his high sense of responsibility for consolidating the new Soviet power and his understanding of military life.  Because of his passion, he formed a cavalry guerrilla force in his hometown."

    Due to Budyonny's efforts, the troops gradually expanded into cavalry regiments and cavalry brigades. In the battle to defend Tsaritsyn, Budyonny commanded a cavalry brigade and defeated the enemy. He demonstrated the talents of an outstanding cavalry commander and won the  Joseph, a member of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union stationed in the Tsaritsyn area, was favored by Joseph, and he became very popular in the Soviet Red Army.

    In the second stage of the Battle of Ufa, Yegorov's Ninth Army and Voroshilov's Tenth Army of the former Southern Front were both rushing to add Budyonny's Special Cavalry Division to their own group armies.  It can be seen from the incident that although Budyonny and Voroshilov had a better personal relationship, the 9th Army assigned to Yegorov could win the war, so Budyonny chose to become the 9th Army first.  a member of.

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