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transformed the battalion into an infantry training unit. On 1 January 2009, the battalion was renamed Kuperjanov Infantry Battalion. It currently forms the core of the 2nd Infantry Brigade which is the principle force being raised in what used to be called the
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The unit was reconstituted as the Kuperjanov Single Infantry Battalion on 18 March 1992. Based at the
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and served as a commander of partisan and reconnaissance units. In 1918, he joined the
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Having liberated Southern Estonia from the Soviets, the battalion moved south into
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Kuperjanov Infantry Battalion colour guards on the Independence Day parade in 2015
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Kuperjanov's unit initially consisted of 37 volunteers and was based at
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Officers of the Kuperjanov Infantry Battalion in Võru
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1940
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Estonia
Estonian Land Forces
Motorized infantry
Battalion
2nd Infantry Brigade
Taara Army Base
Estonian War of Independence
Battle of Tartu
Battle of Paju
Battle of CÄ“sis
Krasnaya Gorka operation
Lieutenant colonel
Julius Kuperjanov
Estonian
battalion
Estonian Land Forces
2nd Infantry Brigade
Taara Army Base
Võru


Julius Kuperjanov
Julius Kuperjanov
Imperial Russian Army
World War I
Estonian Army
Estonian War of Independence
Colonel
2nd Division

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