podpolkovnik

In 1783 Budberg was promoted to podpolkovnik.

Podpolkovnik Arkadiy Tomilin - virtual prison warden.

He commanded a company, and later a battalion during World War I. In 1915, he was promoted to the rank of podpolkovnik.

Among the casualties was the Commander of 86 SBAP, Podpolkovnik Sorokin.

Grigol continued his military service, rising to the rank of podpolkovnik (lieutenant colonel) of the Astrakhan Cossack Regiment.

Podpolkovnik Yevgraph Nikolaevich Kruten was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories.

On November 2, 1940 the system underwent further modification with the abolition of functional ranks for NCOs and the reintroduction of the Podpolkovnik (sub-colonel) rank.

He entered the Russian military service and first joined a garrison at Astrakhan and then, in 1761, the Georgian squadron in Kizlyar in the ranks of podpolkovnik.

By the imperial order of December 6, 1913, he was made a lieutenant-colonel (podpolkovnik) of the Imperial Guard cavalry and an acting Police Master of the Winter Palace.

His victims included Lieutenant Vasiliyev, and Hero of the Soviet Union Podpolkovnik Lev Shestakov of the 236 IAP Fighter Regiment.

From September 1941 chief of staff and deputy of podpolkovnik Jan Włodarkiewicz, the commander of "Wachlarz", in the rank of major using the alias Doktor, Inżynier, Waligóra.

After the bridge was completed with eight spans total in it, Kierbedź was promoted to the rank of General, but actually when he started the construction he already had a rank of Podpolkovnik (i.e. lieutenant colonel).