| Lithuanian Rifle Corps | |
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 Rifleman (Strzelec) | |
| Active | 1792-1794 |
| Country | Grand Duchy of Lithuania |
| Type | Light Infantry |
The Lithuanian Rifle Corps ( Polish: Korpus strzelców [1]) was a riflemen unit of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. [2]
By 1789, sharpshooter platoons were formed in each Lithuanian infantry battalion. [3] In 1791, the platoons were gathered into regimental companies. [3] Finally, they were consolidated into the Rifle Corps. [3] In 1792, the rifle corps was formed in general Byszewski's reserve division. [1]
The Lithuanian Rifle Corps was composed of four battalions. [2]
Officers had a green uniform with poppy red facings, one golden epaulette and black Hessian boots. [2]
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Benda 1936, p. 206; 7) Korpus strzelców.
Mundur zielony z obszlegami ponsowemi i złotemi guzikami. Ten mundur przywdział zapewne korpus strzelców, sformowany w 1792 r. w dywizji odwodowej generała Byszewskiego. - ^ a b c Rospond 2013, p. 42; Officer, Lithuanian Corps of Riflemen, 1790-94. This depiction of an officer of the Grand Duchy’s consolidated corps of four rifle battalions shows the uniform as green with red facings and a gold epaulette worn with black ‘Hessian’ boots.
- ^ a b c Rospond 2013, p. 46; By 1789 a small platoon of sharpshooters with rifles were a component of Commonwealth battalions; in 1791 they were gathered in a company per regiment; in 1792 the Grand Duchy formed a four-battalion Rifle Corps, and in April 1794 Crown riflemen formed at least one full regiment (19th Foot Sokolnicki’s).
- Benda, Jan (1936). "Zasadnicze barwy mundurów wojska Obojga Narodów". Broń i Barwa. 9.
- Rospond, Vincent W. (2013). Commonwealth Armies of the Partitions 1770–1794. Great Britain: Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84908855-8.
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| Lithuanian Rifle Corps | |
|---|---|
|
Rifleman (Strzelec) | |
| Active | 1792-1794 |
| Country | Grand Duchy of Lithuania |
| Type | Light Infantry |
The Lithuanian Rifle Corps ( Polish: Korpus strzelców [1]) was a riflemen unit of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. [2]
By 1789, sharpshooter platoons were formed in each Lithuanian infantry battalion. [3] In 1791, the platoons were gathered into regimental companies. [3] Finally, they were consolidated into the Rifle Corps. [3] In 1792, the rifle corps was formed in general Byszewski's reserve division. [1]
The Lithuanian Rifle Corps was composed of four battalions. [2]
Officers had a green uniform with poppy red facings, one golden epaulette and black Hessian boots. [2]
- ^
a
b
Benda 1936, p. 206; 7) Korpus strzelców.
Mundur zielony z obszlegami ponsowemi i złotemi guzikami. Ten mundur przywdział zapewne korpus strzelców, sformowany w 1792 r. w dywizji odwodowej generała Byszewskiego. - ^ a b c Rospond 2013, p. 42; Officer, Lithuanian Corps of Riflemen, 1790-94. This depiction of an officer of the Grand Duchy’s consolidated corps of four rifle battalions shows the uniform as green with red facings and a gold epaulette worn with black ‘Hessian’ boots.
- ^ a b c Rospond 2013, p. 46; By 1789 a small platoon of sharpshooters with rifles were a component of Commonwealth battalions; in 1791 they were gathered in a company per regiment; in 1792 the Grand Duchy formed a four-battalion Rifle Corps, and in April 1794 Crown riflemen formed at least one full regiment (19th Foot Sokolnicki’s).
- Benda, Jan (1936). "Zasadnicze barwy mundurów wojska Obojga Narodów". Broń i Barwa. 9.
- Rospond, Vincent W. (2013). Commonwealth Armies of the Partitions 1770–1794. Great Britain: Osprey Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84908855-8.
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