Karbyshev Dmitry Mikhailovich was born today - a Russian fortress. The greatest scientist-engineer. Hero of the Soviet Union. Lieutenant Colonel of the Engineering Corps. Doctor of Military Sciences. Professor at the Military Academy. Dmitry Karbyshev was born on October 26, 1880 in the city of Omsk. He grew up in the family of a military official. He brilliantly graduated from the Siberian Cadet Corps and was accepted into the Nikolaev Military Engineering School in St. Petersburg. In 1911 he graduated from the Nikolaev Military Engineering Academy with honors. Since 1923, for three years he headed the Engineering Committee of the Main Military Engineering Administration of the Red Army. At the same time he taught at the military academy Mikhail Fronze. In 1938 he graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff. Then he became lieutenant colonel of the engineering forces. Karbyshev was the author of more than a hundred scientific works on military engineering and military history. He also took part in developing recommendations for soldiers on engineering support for the Mannerheim Line breakthrough in Finland.

Karbyshev Dmitry Mikhailovich was born today - a Russian fortress. The greatest scientist-engineer. Hero of the Soviet Union. Lieutenant Colonel of the Engineering Corps. Doctor of Military Sciences. Professor at the Military Academy. Dmitry Karbyshev was born on October 26, 1880 in the city of Omsk. He grew up in the family of a military official. He brilliantly graduated from the Siberian Cadet Corps and was accepted into the Nikolaev Military Engineering School in St. Petersburg. In 1911 he graduated from the Nikolaev Military Engineering Academy with honors. Since 1923, for three years he headed the Engineering Committee of the Main Military Engineering Administration of the Red Army. At the same time he taught at the military academy Mikhail Fronze. In 1938 he graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff. Then he became lieutenant colonel of the engineering forces. Karbyshev was the author of more than a hundred scientific works on military engineering and military history. He also took part in developing recommendations for soldiers on engineering support for the Mannerheim Line breakthrough in Finland.