podporuchik

He became an artillery officer with the rank of podporuchik.

They received the rank of podporuchik (cornet in cavalry).

He is promoted to the rank of podporuchik and deployed to 121st Harkov infantry regiment.

In 1886, Agabekov began service in Caucasus with the rank of podporuchik.

For his courage and tactical knowledge, Shchors soon was promoted to a rank of junior lieutenant (podporuchik).

At the Michail Artillery Academy he passed an exam for the podporuchik rank.

A podporuchik is simply a Sub-Poruchik.

After graduation, Usubov received a rank of podporuchik and was assigned to Tambov 122nd Infantry Regiment.

Podporuchik Ivan Alexandrovich Orlov was a World War I flying ace credited with five aerial victories.

After graduating from Constantine Artillery School in September 1908, was conferred the rank of podporuchik and assigned to 20nd Turkestan artillery brigade.

Briedis graduated from the war school with the rank of Podporuchik, and afterwards he served in the 99th Ivangorod infantry regiment, which was deployed in Daugavpils.

For his service, Ernest Stackelberg was promoted to the rank of podporuchik and then transferred to the office of War Minister Alexander Chernyshyov as adjutant.

Yi Wi-Jong took part in World War I as a 2nd lieutenant(Podporuchik) of Imperial Russian Army and was killed on Eastern Front in 1917.

After having received his education at the 1st Cadet Corps, he graduated in the rank of podporuchik on December 26, 1811, and was assigned to the Tula Infantry Regiment.

He then finished Mikhaylovsky Artillery School in Saint Petersburg in 1886, received the rank of podporuchik and was assigned to 39th artillery brigade, located in Alexandropol.

Podporuchik Ivan Alexandrovich Loiko (born 6 February 1892, date of death unknown) was a World War I flying ace credited with six confirmed aerial victories, as well as three unconfirmed ones.

By the 19th century, the rank was given to senior non-commissioned officers of the Russian army upon their retirement and also reserve/volunteer officers with no previous service (from then on commissioned officers started service as podporuchik (Sub-Lieutenant).

Upon graduation from the Junker School, the young Podporuchik was dispatched to the Romanian front, to function as a translator between the Russian Ninth Army and their colleagues in the Romanian Land Forces.

Prince Ilia, known in Russia as the tsarevich Ilya Georgyevich, was commissioned in March 1812 as a podporuchik of the Jäger Guards Regiment, with which he served in the war with Napoleon's Grande Armée.

On 2 August 1916, while flying an Albatros C.III, Böhme scored his first aerial victory with Kasta 10, a Nieuport 12 flown by ace Podporuchik (2nd Lieutenant) Eduard Pulpe of the Imperial Russian Air Service.

Born to a working-class family, he was drafted into the Imperial Russian Army at April 1915, taking part in World War I. On March the following year he completed officer training in Kazan, attaining the rank of a Podporuchik at July.

He graduated from the Tiflis Infantry Junker School in 1897 and received a podporuchik's commission in Turkestan where he spent several years and authored several works on Bukhara, including a comprehensive and reliable account of the 1910 Shia-Sunni clashes in the region.

The Anatra V.I. (for Ivanov-Voisin, not the Roman numberal VI) was a Russian reconnaissance aircraft of World War I. It was a redesign of the French Voisin Type L undertaken by Podporuchik Piotr Ivanov in Zhmerinka.

At the time, tensions were sparked between Podporuchik Pântea's Roman organization and the inner-Bessarabian faction which demanded a social revolution, namely the Chişinău Soviet of Workers and Soldiers; he also had to struggle with Bessarabian apathy, communist gains, and territorial claims stated by the neighboring Ukrainian People's Republic.