Batalion Zośka
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Batalion Zośka was a Scouting battalion of the Polish Home Army (Armia Krajowa or "AK") during World War II. It mainly consisted of members of the Szare Szeregi boy scouts. A part of the Radosław Regiment, the battalion played a major role in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944.
Zośka was named after Tadeusz Zawadzki, who used the name as his pseudonym during the AK's early days. He was killed during a partisan action.
Other famous AK battalions were: Miotła, Czata, Pięść and Parasol.
[edit] Order of battle of the battalion (Warsaw Uprising)
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Unit | Commander | Second Commander | HQ Officers | Remarks | ||||||||
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| por. kpt. "Jerzy" Ryszard Białous | kpt. hm. "Piotr Pomian" Eugeniusz Stasiecki † | por. "Szczerba" Jerzy Berowski † por. "Jurek TK" Jerzy Pepłowski † por. "Xen" Bolesław Stańczyk por. "Brzechwa" Roman Grzybowski ks. "Ojciec Paweł" Józef Warszawski |
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| 1st Company "Maciek" | |||||||||||||
| por. phm. "Blondyn" Andrzej Łukoski † | ppor. "Kmita" Henryk Kozłowski † ppor. "Skalski" Tadeusz Schiffers † |
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| 1st Platoon "Włodek" | por. "Tyka" Jerzy Golnik † | ||||||||||||
| 2nd Platoon | ppor. "Skalski" Tadeusz Schiffers † | ppor. "Poraj" Stefan Kowalewski † | |||||||||||
| 3rd Platoon | ppor. "Zagłoba" Andrzej Sowiński plut. pchor. "Marian" Marian Bielicki † |
sierż. pchor. "Borsuk" Wiesław Brauliński † |
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| 4th Platoon | ppor. phm. "Kindżał" Leszek Kidziński † | ||||||||||||
| 2nd Company "Rudy" | |||||||||||||
| plut. pchor. ppor. por. kpt. "Morro" Andrzej Romocki † plut. pchor., ppor. "Drogosław" Jan Więckowski |
por. "Florian" Jerzy Jagiełło † | ||||||||||||
| 1st Platoon "Sad" | por. phm. "Jerzyk" Jerzy Weil † | ppor. "Sielakowa" Jacek Majewski † | |||||||||||
| 2nd Platoon "Alek" | ppor. phm "Kołczan" Eugeniusz Koecher † ppor. phm. "Maryśka" Jan Jaworowski † ppor. phm. "Mały Jędrek" Andrzej Makólski † st. sierż. "Kolka" Czesław Nantel † por. phm. "Xiąże" Andrzej Samsonowicz † ppor. phm. "Lolek" Leonard Pecyna † |
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| 3rd Platoon "Felek" | por. phm. "Kuba" Konrad Okolski † por. phm. "Słoń" Jerzy Gawin † |
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| 3rd Company "Giewont" | |||||||||||||
| por. hm. "Giewont" Władysław Cieplak † | ppor. phm. "Czarny Jaś" Jan Wuttke † ppor. hm. "Tadeusz" Jan Kubacki † |
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| 1st Platoon | ppor. hm. "Howerla" Stanisław Kozicki † | ||||||||||||
| 2nd Platoon | ppor. "Michał" Michał Glinka | ||||||||||||
| Female Platoon "Oleńka" | sanit. "Zosia Duża" Zofia Krassowska † | ||||||||||||
| Tank Platoon "Wacek" | por. kpt. "Wacek" hm. Wacław Micuta | ||||||||||||
| Platoon "Kolegium A" | ppor. "Śnica" Bolesław Górecki | ||||||||||||
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