Interesting Read on Russian Sapper Armies

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DorianGray
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Interesting Read on Russian Sapper Armies

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapper_army

I thought this was interesting as well
Dissatisfied with the relative lack of flexibility of the sapper armies, the high command disbanded five of them in February 1942 and used the released personnel for the formation of new rifle (infantry) units.
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