Ahmed Efendi, captain of the third company of the Trabzon Battalions, who was injured in the battle in Kozköy, also participated in the Battle of Dömeke and was promoted due to his services; Tire, Ödemiş, Manisa, Menemen, Akhisar, Kula, Karacasu, Çine Redif battalions are in the Fourth Battalion.

Title Ahmed Efendi, captain of the third company of the Trabzon Battalions, who was injured in the battle in Kozköy, also participated in the Battle of Dömeke and was promoted due to his services; Tire, Ödemiş, Manisa, Menemen, Akhisar, Kula, Karacasu, Çine Redif battalions are in the Fourth Battalion.
Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 4
Library: Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730448
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 25.07.1897
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Ahmed Efendi, captain of the third company of the Trabzon Battalions, who was injured in the battle in Kozköy, also participated in the Battle of Dömeke and was promoted due to his services; Tire, Ödemiş, Manisa, Menemen, Akhisar, Kula, Karacasu, Çine Redif battalions are in the Fourth Battalion.

Publication Place 110-9-1-4 - Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 4
Library Republic of Türkiye State Archives Directorate
Record ID 1730448
Library Location Ministry of National Defense Military History Archive - ATASE - GREEK-OTTOMAN WAR
Date 25.07.1897
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