Instead of heading for France, these units were trained and re-outfitted in England with Russian guns and then sent to North Russia, where they arrived in Arkhangelsk on September 4,1918 and were placed under British command.
They arrived in Arkhangelsk on September 4,1918, coming under British command. Instead of heading for France, these units were trained and re-outfitted in England with Russian guns and then sent to North Russia.
Instead of heading for France, these units were trained and re-outfitted in England with Russian guns and then sent to North Russia. They arrived in Arkhangelsk on September 4,1918, coming under British command.
Instead of heading for France, these units were trained and re-outfitted in England with Russian guns and then sent to North Russia. They arrived in Arkhangelsk on September 4,1918, coming under British command.