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| 1st Caucasus Cossack Division | |
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| 1-я Кавказская казачья дивизия | |
| Active | 1878–1918 |
| Country | Russian Empire |
| Branch | Imperial Russian Army |
| Type | Cavalry |
The 1st Caucasus Cossack Division was a cavalry unit within the Imperial Russian Army. They were headquartered at Kars.
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| Reserve Infantry Divisions | Mobilized in July 1914: 53rd • 54th • 55th • 56th • 57th • 58th • 59th • 60th • 61st • 62nd • 63rd • 64th • 65th • 66th • 67th • 68th • 69th • 70th • 71st • 72nd • 73rd • 74th • 75th • 76th • 77th • 78th • 79th • 80th • 81st • 82nd • 83rd • 84th Mobilized in June 1915: 99th • 100th • 101st • 102nd • 103rd • 104th • 105th • 106th • 107th • 108th • 109th • 110th • 111th • 112th • 113th • 114th • 115th • 116th • 117th • 118th • 119th • 120th • 121st • 122nd • 123rd • 124th |
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