MISCELLANEOUS POLISH ORDER OF BATTLE

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• Publication Date: March 21, 1958
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iNLMALON REPORT INFORMATION REP
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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COUNTRY Poland
SUBJECT Miscellaneous Polish Order of Battle
DATE OF
INFO.
PLACE &
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REPORT
21 MAR Me
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iniiRCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
1. A report containing miscellaneous information on Polish military units and
installations
ARMY review completed.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLISH CRIER OF BATTLE DATA
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Unit Desi-
nation
Subordi-
nation
U/i Infantry Unit Unk
Location
KRAKOW (See
Annex A for
pinpoint loc-
ation)
CO and Remarks
CO was unknown. This unit
was stationed in the
casern on Rajska Ulice
(See Annexes Rand C for
sketch of this
casern.) This casern was
occupied jointly by this unidentified unit and the Central School for Rear Services.
Actual strength of this unit was about 20 officers, 22 NCOs and 350 EM; their
training was continuous throughout the year. about 100 of the
EM from this infantry unit took six months of infantry training at this casern and
then six months of unidentified medical training at an unidentified military hos-
pital in KRAKOW. Upon completion of this training they were transferred to medical
units and hospitals throughout Poland.
about 20 EK of this unit were on detached duty with the
KRAKOlirmilitary police and performed military police duties as directed by the CO
of an unidentified military police unit. Date of information: April and May 1956.
U/1 AAA Unit Unk
KRAKOW (See
Annex D for
pinpoint loc-
ation)
CO was unknown. This unit
was located at the casern
on Montelupich Ulice.
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utilized one-half of the building (See item 10, Annex E) for billets and offices;used
the building (item 29) as garages -Nowintenance of their vehicles and antAgroreft
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guns, and used the area (item 33) as their training area.l'aiDout
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Unit Desig- Subordi-
nation nation
U/i Ant iair- Unk
craft Artillery
and Antiaircraft
Firing Area
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Location
WARSAW (See
Annex F for
pinpoint loca-
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CO and Remarks
CO was unknown. This unit
was located on the west side
of Ulica Marymonska in the
RiAlanv nistviet in WARSAW.
three or four one-story
buildings used for barracks. about 25 un-
identified antiaircraft guns placed in dug-in positions and about 25 Russian ZIS
trucks which were mounted on wooden blocks, this unidentified unit
would remain in the area for about three months and then the area would be vacant
for three to four weeks following which the area would be re-occupied.
On several occasions observed unidentified antiaircraft units engaged in
firing practice at unidentified targets towed by light aircraft.
about five single-engine, Russian-type aircraft on an airfield loco:tad in this area.
this type plane was referred to as "Kukuruznikui The runway of
this airfield was about 400 m long, parallel to Ulica Marymonska.
An obstacle course was located in this area between Ulica Marymonska and the air-
field; a wooden wall-about 2m high and a
barbed wire entanglement.
Training Area Unk
KRAKOW (See
Annex A for
pinpoint loca-
tion)
CO was unknown.
a number of army units in the KRAKOW area and university stu-
dents taking military training used this training area. A rifle range with 10 lanes
for small arms was located in this training area.
Headquarters, Unk
Transportation Ser-
vice of the Ministry
of National Defense
WARSAW (See
Annex G for
pinpoint
location)
CO was unknown. This instal-
lation was located next to
the First Military District
Hosnital
a sign on the building
read "Headquarters, Transportation Service, Ministry of National Defense"
Sluiby Sawochodowij - M.O.N.). It was a four-story red brick building and
many officers entering and leaving.
Central School for Rear Services KRAKOW (See
Rear Services Department of the Annex A for
Ministry of Nation- pinpoint loc-
al Defense ation
CO was unknown.
the Reserve Train-
ing Center in KRAKOW,
was subordinate to the Central
School for Rear Services.
This school was located in the Rajska Casern, which was occupied jointly by the
school and an unidentified infantry unit. (For a sketch of this casern see
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Subordi-
nation Location CO and Remarks
Annexes B and C.) Two four-or five-week courses, a cooksw course and a fire-
fighting course, were taught at this school to conscripts who had completed
basic training, these courses were taught throughout the year.
the student strength at 60 and the permanent party strength, including
administrative and instructor personnel) at 20. that about 10 firemen
from KRAKOW were used as instructors for the fire-fighting course.
Uji Officer0
Chemical School
Unk
KRAKOW (See
Annex D for
pinpoint loc-
ation)
CO was unknown. This unit
was located directly across
the street from
the Reserve Training
Center at the Montelupich
nnAcern
First Military Unk
District Hospital
WARSAW (See
Annex G for
pinpoint
location)
CO was Colonel HANEMAN, (fnu),
Medical branch. From 7 May
to 30 June 1956
furnished medical treatment
to all military personnel of the First Military District.2 Because this hospital
had the best military eye clinic in Poland it also handled serious eye injuries for
all Polish troops, and in November 1956 the regime directed that 30 percent of the
eye clinic be utilized for treatment of civilian patients referred to this hospital
by civilian institutions,
this hospital had a 600-bed capacity; estimated strength
of assigned personnel (which included doctors, nurses, EM and civilians) at approxi-
mately 307. Within the compound of this hospital, but not subordinate to it, was a
Central Military Health Clinic (Osrodek Zdrowia Poradnia Wojskowa). The actual
strength of this clinic, including medical officers, dentists (military and civilian),
technicians, and clerks was approximately 127. Four military ambulances, three un-
identified trucks, and three personnel carriers were assigned to this hospital. Two
ambulances were of Soviet make, one of Czech make, and one of American make. The
personnel carriers consisted of two Polish "Warszawa" vehicles and one CzechnSkodan.
the First Military District
Hospital, as late as 1956, furnished doctors, nurses, EM,and medical supplies to
a field hospital located in North Korea which was under the direction of this
hospital.
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nation nation Location CO and Remarks
U/i Military Unk WARSAW (See CO was unknown. This build-
Hospital Annex F for ing was located on the west
pinpoint side of Ulica Marymenska
location() in the Bielany District of
WARSAW. This building had
been under construction for
about 34 yeare
The hospital was to consist of three four-story buildings of Swedish type oonstruo-
tionidth a basement floor, and the buildings were connected by a corridor on the
second or third floor. These were yen modern buildings with large glass window7
on all sides of the buildings.
the two on either side were larger than the middle
building. (See Annex 10
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and that two departments of the hospital would be opened some time in 1957. One of
the departments was to give specialized treatment in alimentary and alimentary
canal disorders (Frzewod Poksrmowy), this was a new medical 25X1
field for Poland and that no other hospital in WARSAW treated this type of sickness.
Althonah this hospital was referred to as a civilian hospital in the newapapers,
it was
to be an Air Force hospital and
the civilian population.
only a very small portion was to be used by
U/i Military Unk WARSAW (See CO was unknown. This hos-
Hospital Annex I for pital was located at the
pinpoint corner of Ulica Chalubin-
location.) skiego and Ulica Koszykowa
in WARSAW.
This hospital was a six-story building about 40 m x 50 mo constructed of unpainted
cement brick. The following wording was on a sign posted on the front of the
building: "Hospital of The Ministry of National Defense - Oynecology Department"
("Szpital )(inisterstwa Obrapy Narodewej - Oddzial Ginekologiezny"). Although this
sign was posted on the buildings, other types of medical treatment were also given _
there.
U/1 Dispensary link
WARSAW (See
Annex I for
pinpoint
location.)
CO was unknown. This die-
pensary was located at the
corner of Ulica Koszykowa
and Mica Chalubinskie2o
in WARSAW
Ittwas housed in a two-story building constructed of
red brick. It was common knowledge that officers working in The Ministry of Nation-
al Defense received medical treatment here. The following sign was posted on the
front of the building: "Dispensary of The Ministry of National Defense" ("Przv-
chodnie Ministerstwa Obrany Narodowej").
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Unit Desig-
Subordi-
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nation
Location CO and Remarks
U/i Military
Unk
ZAKOPANE (See
CO was unknown.
Tdberculosis
Sanitarium
Annex J for
pinpoint loca-
tion.)
this sanitarium was an exclusive sanitarium for higher-ranking officers of the
Polish army. the main building was about 11 stories high, con-
structed of red bricks. The windows were painted white.
Army Central Unk
Pharmaceutical
Supply Depot
CELESTYNOW
(See Annex K
for pinpoint
location.)
CO was unknown. This was
the army central pharmaceu-
tical depot for all Poland.
The warehouses were in the woods and paths led to the buildings.
Military Post Ur* WARSAW (See cg was unknown. This
Office
Annex G for building was located in
pinpoint the same city block as the
location.) First Military District
Hospital
This was all-story building about 100 in long, 50 in wide and 50 in hi h. The front
of the building was constructed of steel frames with elate ?lass.
this building was about six years old.
U/i Military Unk
Prison
KRAKOW (See
Annex LI for
pinpoint
location.)
This prison was located adjacent to the Montelupich
Casern and was used for confinement of personnel in the Krakow area for periods of
not over 30 days. (For a sketch of this unidentified military prison see
item 24, Annex E.) The cells along Hontelupich Ulice were used for prisoners who
received light sentences, and the rear cells were used for prisoners sentenced to
hard labor. This unidentified military prison consisted of two buildings on Mantel-
upich Ulice and several unidentified buildings to the rear of these two buildings.
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Unit Desig-
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Reserve Training
Center
Subordi-
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Central School
for Rear Services
on Rajska Ulice
Location
KRAKOW (See
Annex A for
pinpoint
location.)
CO and Remarks
CO was Capt LIPSKI (fnu),
Infantry. This unit was
located in a easern on Ulica
Montelupich. (For a
sketch of this area, see
AnnPexAct R Anti T )
The mission of this unit was to conduct basic reserve military training for certain
groups of individuals who were deferred from the service at an earlier date and
classified as reservists in the Rear Services. Following this training, these
reservists were reassigned to various unidentified units of the Rear Services
throughout Poland for the remainder of their three month& reserve training. There
were 115 enlisted reservists and five reserve officers in the training group
The majority of these persons were between the ages of 30 and 35. The
duration of training was about four weeks. Training wp conducted throughout the
year, with a 10-day lapse between each training group,'
Comments
1. ?Kururuzniku is the Russian term used for a small liaison plane. IIKukurusan
is the Russian word for corn and this type of plane can take off and land even
using a corn field.
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Annex A
PINPOINT LOCATION OF A DRILL FIELD, A TRAINING AREA, AN UNIDENTI?
FIED INFANrRY UNIT, AND THE CENTRAL SCHOOL FOR REAR SERVICES IN
KRAKOW, POLAND
KRAKOW. Poland
Scale: 1:25,000
Legend:
1. "Blonien drill field about 2500 in long
and 400 in wide.
2. Training area with rifle range
3. Central School for Rear Services and an
unidentified infantry unit. (Casern on
Rajska Ulice)
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General Description of the Building
This was a four-story building about 100 in long, 25 in wide, 30 in high, con-
structed of red brick with a red elate, gable roof. A passageway through the con-
ter of the building about 5 meters high and 7 meters wide permitted vehicles to
enter the area. The entire third floor was used for classrooms. This casern was
shared by a Rear Services cooks' school, fire-fighting school, and an unidenti-
fied infantry unit. Windows on the first floor had iron bars across them.
1. Mess hall and kitchen.
2. Storage room for kitchen.
3. Washroom and latrine.
4. Guard check point and quarters.
5. Storage of rations for the Rajska and Montelupich Caserns.
6. Issue point for rations.
7. Unidentified offices.
8. Training and drill field about 115 in long and 60 in wide.
9. Iron pipe about 1 meter high, perhaps used as a hitching post for horses in
former times.
10. Wire mesh fence about two meters high.
11. Open area adjoining the casern about 50 in wide and 100 in long.
12. Career NCO family quarters. These buildings were one-story, about 50 in long,
8 in wide, 8 in high, constructed of cement painted white with black tar-paper
gable roofs. about 4 families lived in each house.
NCOs could enter the casern from these houses.
13. Passageway through the building about 7 m wide and 5 m high. This passageway
was used for vehicles as well as for personnel.
14. Main door. This was a large, dark yellow, wooden door which allowed vehicles
to enter and leave the area. There was also a small door within the large door
to allow personnel to enter or leave the area. Two guards with submachineguns
were on duty at this gate 24 hours a day.
15. Back door, which was similar in construction to the main door. There were no
guards at this door.
16. Side gate. This was an open driveway about 10 in wide with a crushed rock base,
used to allow larger trucks to enter the area and pick up rations from the
ration issue point. Guards were posted here 24 hours a day.
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1. Warehouse and issue point for uniforms and weapons.
2. Unidentified offices.
3. Dayroom.
4. Quarters for students of the cooks' and firefighters' schools.
5. Washroom and latrine.
6. Staircase.
7. Three steps leading to a higher elevated portion of the corridor in the center
of the building.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
Corridor.
Quarters for the unidentified infantry unit.
Office of the commander, his secretary, and the political officer of the casern.
Underclothing and linen issue point.
Post office and unit mail room (nuMber 57 or 58). This office handled money
orders, stamps, and all incoming and outgoing mail.
13. Washroom and latrine.
14. Finance office.
15. Finance office.
16. Three steps leading to a higher elevated portion of the corridor in center of
the building.
17. Staircase,
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Annex D
PINPOINT LOCATION OF THE RESERVE TRAINING CENTER,
AN UNIDENTIFIED OFFICERS' CHEMICAL TRAINING SCHOOL.,
AN UNIDENTIFIED AAA UNIT, AND AN UNIDENTIFIED
MILITARY PRISON IN KRAKOW, POLAND
Map reference:
KRAKOW. Poland
Scale: 1:25,000
Legend:
1. Reserve Training Center
(Casern on Montelupich Ulice)
2. Unidentified bilitary prison
3. Unidentified AAA unit
4. Unidentified Chemical school for officers
5. Unidentified civilian prison
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Introduction
The following elements were located within this casern: In the northeastern
section was an unidentified military prison, in the southeastern section were the
quarters for unidentified students from an unidentified trade school, in the
central eastern section was an unidentified AAA unit and the remainder of the
casern was occupied by the Reserve Training Center.
1. Four class rooms, each having a capacity of about 50 people.
2. Quarters for personnel attending the fire-fighting or cooks' school at Rajska
Casern. It was used only when sufficient space was not available at the
Rajska Casern.
The four class rooms (1) and the quarters ( 2) were located on the ground
floor of a two-story building about 100 in long, 12 in wide, 8 in high, construct-
ed of brick, painted white, with a black tar-paperaable roof. Windows on the
street side were blue in color. On the second floor of the building was a
large workshop for the construction and repair of targets used on the firing
range and a workshop for repairs at Montelupich Casern.
3. A concrete wall about four meters high, painted white.
4. Mess hall for EM. This was a one-story building, 15 in long, 6 in wide, and
5 in high, constructed of unpainted wood with a black tar-paper gable roof.
5. Xitchen,8 m x 6 in at 3i m, same construction as above.
6. Storage room for kitchen, 10mx6mx5 In, same construction as above.
7. Dayroom and recreation hall, 25mx6mx5 m9 same construction as above.
8. Main gate, constructed of unpainted wood, about 2 in high. This gate was
guarded 24 hours a day by guards armed with pistols.
9. Guard building, a one-story building, 5 in long, 5 in wide, and 5 in high, con-
structed of brick painted white, with a black tar-paper shed-type roof.
10. Office of the commander. This was a one-story building 6 in long, 5 in wide,
and 5 in high, constructed of brick painted white, with a black tar-paper,
shed-type roof.
11. Wall, two meters high, made of cement blocks.
12. Unidentified military prison. These were three-story buildings, about 25 in
long, 12 in wide, and 15 in high, constructed of cement blocks painted black
with a black tar-paper gable roof. The windows along Montelupich Ulice had
iron bars across them.
13. Side gate, constructed of iron, about l meters high.
14. Walk leading from the side gate to the unidentified AAA unit and studentst
barracks.
15. Training area for the unidentified AAA unit.
16. Personnel office and orderly roan. This was a one-story building 10 in long,
5
in wide, and 5 in high, constructed of prick painted white with a black tar-
paper shed-type roof.
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17. Side gate. This was an opening in the fence about 5 meters wide; it was
unguarded. This gate was used by the unidentified AAA unit to move their
vehicles and antiaircraft guns into their training area.
18. Unidentified AAA unit barracks and offices. This was a four-story building
100 in long, 12 m wide, and 25 in high, constructed of brick painted yellow with
a black metal gable roof. Half of this building was occupied by unidentified
students from the trades school (Polytechnicke) at KRAKOW.
19. Grass area.
20. A wire mesh fence about l m high.
21. Side gate, constructed of iron, about l meters high.
22. Back gate, constructed of unpainted wood, about 6 meters wide and 5 meters high.
Both vehicles and personnel were permitted to use this gate. The gate was
locked at all times and the NCO in charge of the workshop (Building 29) had
possession of the key,
23. A small three-sided shed. A person desiring entrance through Gate 22 (the back
gate), would press a button in this shed. This would ring a bell in the repair
shop (Building 29) where the NCO in charge had possession of the key for the
gate.
24. Unpainted wooden fence about two meters high.
25. Trees,
26. Fire-fighting equipment storage shed. This was a one-story building partly
built into the ground, 20 in long, 8 in vides, and 5 in high, constructed of con-
crete painted white with a black tar-paper gable roof.
27. Water basin constructed of concrete 10 in long, 10 in wide, and 2 in deep. This
water was used only in case of fire.
28. POL building. This was a one-story building 15 in long, 8 in wide, and 6 in high,
constructed of concrete painted white with a black tar-paper gable roof. The
type and quantity of POL products stored here were unknown.
29. Workshop for minor repairs on weapons and equipment. This was a one-story
building 15 m long, 8 in wide, and 6 in high, constructed of brick painted
white with a black tar-paper gable roof.
30. Garage for vehicles and weapons of the unidentified AAA unit. This was a one-
story building, 50 in long, 10 in wide, and 6 in high, constructed of wood painted
yellow with a black tar-paper gable roof. This building had four vehicle
entrances opening into the compound.
31. Quarters for personnel undergoing basic training. This was a one-story building
40 in long, 15 in wide on the east wing, 25 in wide on the west wing, and 7 in high,
constructed of brick painted white, with a black tar-paper gable roof. It had
an estimated capacity of 150 persons. (See Annex 31,)
32. Open area between buildings used for training.
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33. Warehouse for antiaircraft weapons and aircraft search lights. This was a
one-story building, 80 in long, 12 in wide, and 8 in high, constructed of unpaint-
ed wood with a black tar-paper gable roof. It was constructed on a cement base
about 4 in high, and on the east side of the building there was a cement ramp
with tracks similar to railroad tracks leading into the building.
these tracks extended into the building, and that the were used for
some unidentified heavy equipment or vehicle. On one occasion
observed unidentified antiaircraft weapons and unidenti-
fied aircraft searchlights
Guards from an uilidentiiied unit guarded this building day and
night; two guards were posted during the day and four guards were posted at
night. These guards were armed with unidentified rifles and carried them at
trail arms while on duty.
34. Vehicle roadway.
35.
Shower building, outside the compound. There were no shower facilities with-
in the compound. This was a two-story building about 40 in long, 12 m wide, and
8
in high, constructed of brick painted white with a black tar-paper gable roof.
The showers were on the second floor of this building.
36. A wire mesh fence about two meters high.
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PINPOINT LOCATION OF AN UNIDENTIFIED HOSPITAL, AN UNIDENTIFIED
AAA UNIT, AND AN UNIDENTIFIED ANTIAIRCRAFT FIRING AREA
Man ?eference:
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1. Unidentified hospital
2. Unidentified AAA Unit
3. Ulica Marymonska
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PINPOINT LOCATION OF THE FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT HOSPITAL,
HEADQUARTERS OF THE TRANSPORTATION SERVICE OF MON, AND A
MILITARY POST OFFICE
Legend:
1. First Military District Hospital
2. Headquarters of the Transportation
Service of the Ministry of National
Defense
3. Military Post Office
4. Nowowiejska Ulice
5. Al. Niepodleclosci Ulice
Map reference:
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1. A concrete wall about two meters high, painted yellow.
2. Main administration building. This was a two-story building 100 in long, 10 m wide,
and 25 in high, constructed of brick painted red with a black tar-paper gable roof.
3. A wire mesh fence about two meters high.
4. An unknown number of barracks-type buildings, this area was
quite large, but he could not recall the number or size of the buildings.
5. A cement walk-way or road about 15 in wide. A white strip was painted Jon the outer,
edges of this walk way.
6. A concrete wall about 3i meters high, painted white.
7. Guard shack. A one-story building 10 in long, 7 in wide, and 3 in high, constructed
of brick painted white with a red slate gable roof.
8. Main gate for personnel. A guard with grade of sergeant first class or master
sergeant was on duty 24 hours a day and was armed with an unidentified pistol.
9. Main gate for vehicles. This was an opening in the fence with an iron chain hang-
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PINPOINT LOCATION OF AN UNIDUTIFIED HOSPITAL AND AN UNIDENTIFIED DISPENSARY
IN WARSAW
52?
12*
Legend:
1. Unidentified military hospital
2. Unidentified military dispensary
3. Ulica Chalubinskiego
4. Ulica Koszykowa
Map reference:
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Seale: 1:25,000
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PINPOINT LOCATION OF AN UNIDENTIFIED A2L1TART TUBERCULOSIS SAN1TARIUK
Legend:
1. Unidentified military tuberculosis sanitarium.
2. Town of ZAKOPANE
tif.p reference:
MAP: NOW Y TARG.. Poland
Scale: 1:100.000
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PINPOINT LOCATION OF THE CENTRAL PlIARRACEUTICAL SUPPLY DEPOT
AT CELESTYNOW, POLAND
Legend:
1. Central Pharmaceutical supply depot
2. Town of CELESTYNCW.
3. Train station at CELESTYNOW.
4. Railroad tracks.
Highway.
Map reference:
SIEDLCE, Poland
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1. Quarters for enlisted reservists.
2. Washroom.
3.. 0Orridm
4. Area for guard who was on duty 24 hours a day.
5. Latrine.
6. Quarters for reserve officers.
7. Quarters for NOOs.
8. Arms roam. About 150 old-style, Polish, pre-41Or1d War II, "model 41" (sic)
rifles and 150 unidentified gas masks were stored here. Each reservist was
assigned a rifle and kept it in a specified place in this room. No ammunition
was stored here.
9.
Entrance.
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