3d Army Corps (VSUR)

3d Army Corps
Country	Russia
Allegiance	White movement
Branch	Armed Forces of South Russia
Size	Corps
Engagements	Russian Civil War Southern Front

The 3rd Army Corps (Russian: 3-й армейский корпус) was one of the main formations of the Armed Forces of South Russia (Russian: Вооружённых Сил Юга России, ВСЮР; VSUR) during the Russian Civil War.

Composition

1st Brigade: Yakov Slashchov
2nd Brigade: AA Geiman
1st Division: Andrei Shkuro
Division: Sułtan Girej-Kłycz
4th Infantry Division: Yakov Slashchov (2nd formation)
13th Infantry Division (3rd formation)
34th Infantry Division (3rd formation)
6th Infantry Division (4th formation)
7th Infantry Division (4th formation)

Commanders

Vladimir Liakhov: 1918–1919 (1st formation)
Sergey Dobrorol'skij: 1919 (2nd formation)
Nikolái Shilling: 1919 (2nd formation)

Chiefs of Staff

E. V. Maslovskiy: 1918–1919 (1st formation)

References

External links

White Armies and fleets of the Russian Civil War
Southern Front	Armed Forces of South Russia Volunteer Army Don Army 1st Army Corps (VSUR) 2nd Army Corps (VSUR) 3d Army Corps (VSUR) Kiev Oblast Army Group (VSUR) Novorossiysk Oblast Army Group (VSUR) Kharkov Oblast Army Group (VSUR) Caucasus Army of VSUR Krym-Azov Army of VSUR Kuban Army of VSUR Black Sea Fleet of the White Movement Caspian Flotilla of the White Movement Army of Wrangel
Eastern Front	People's Army of Komuch Siberian Army Western Army of the White Movement Orenburg Independent Army 1st Middle Siberian Corps 2nd Steppe Siberian Corps 3rd Ural Corps 4th Eastern Siberian Corps 5th Pri-Amur Corps Zemskaya Rat' Siberian Fleet Czechoslovak Legion
North-Western Front	Northern Corps of the White Movement North-Westhern Army of the White Movement West Russian Volunteer Army Chudskoe Lake Fleet
Northern Front	Northern Army of the White Movement Arctic Fleet of the White Movement
Middle Asia	Armed Forces of South Russia Turkestan Army of AFSR Caspian Flotilla of the White Movement Turkestan Military Organisation Peasant Army of Fergana

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