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The son of artillery major general Nikolai Dmitrievich Promtov. Educated at the Petrovsky Poltava military gymnasium. He entered the service on August 9, 1874. In May 1877 he graduated from the Mikhailovsky Artillery School and was released as second lieutenant to the 13th Artillery Brigade, in which he took part in the Russo-Turkish War (1877 ...
Biography []. Vladimir Kantakuzen was descended from the noble Romanian Cantacuzino family in Bessarabia Governorate: son of George Grigorievich Kantakusen.. Kantakuzen graduated from the 4th Moscow Cadet Corps (1892) and Mikhailovsky Artillery School (1895), was graduated lieutenant in the 15th cavalry artillery battery.
The first artillery school appeared in Moscow thanks to Peter the Great in 1701. A few years later a part of the teaching staff was sent to St. Petersburg to open a cadet-type educational institution in the capital. At the initiative of Prince Mikhail Pavlovich from the cadets of the Cadet Corps, an artillery brigade was formed, which included three companies of pupils. The Mikhailovsky ...
Mikhailovskaya Military Artillery Academy i St. Petersburg är en av de äldsta militära utbildningsinstitutionerna i Ryssland. Innehåll 1 Mikhailovsky Artillery School
Download Image of Album of views of the Mikhailovsky Artillery School, 1900s. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Dated: 1900. Topics: saint petersburg, russia, russian empire, artillery school, russian military, imperial russian army, educational facilities
Download Image of Album of views of the Mikhailovsky Artillery School, 1900s. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Dated: 1900. Topics: saint petersburg, russia, russian empire, artillery school, russian military, imperial russian army, educational facilities
Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Combined Arms Academy entrance. In 1918 the Frunze Military Academy in Moscow was established as the academy of the General Staff, which became the RKKA Military Academy in 1921. It is named after Mikhail Frunze, the then USSR Minister of Defence in mid-1920s.
