13th Artillery Regiment

History
Raised in May 1913 in Slivnitza as 2^nd reserve artillery regiment with five 87mm (from Odrin) and one 75mm (from Shumen) not quick-firing batteries; in June two batteries coming from 1^st/10^th artillery division were rearmed with 75mm Krupp QF taken from the Turks Renamed 13^th artillery regiment assigned to the 13^th Infantry Division Disbanded in 22 August 1913, its cadre was assigned to 10^th artillery regiment Re-Raised on 12 September 1915 from a nucleus taken from 3^rd artillery regiment
Garrison
1915 : Plovdiv, 2^rd Military Inspectorate, 2^th Trakiyska Division
Commander
1913 09.1915	lt. col. Ivan Markov lt. col. Vasil Savov
Effectives
May 1913	8 Krupp 75mm QF guns (ex Turkish), 18 Krupp 87mm not QF guns and 6 Krupp 75mm not QF guns
September 1915	24 QF guns
Battle Honours
I. Interallied War 1913 ?
III. First World War Attached to 6^th Bdinska Division