In January 1920, units of the 2nd and 3rd Armies of Kolchak and Kappel made their way to Transbaikalia during the Siberian Ice Campaign. In February 1920, these units were combined with the 6th East Siberian Corps of Ataman Grigory Semyonov into the Armed Forces of the Russian Eastern Outskirts. The Moscow Group of Troops of General Sergey Voitsekhovsky upon arrival in Chita, 15 March 1920, became known as the Far Eastern (White) Army, consisting of three corps. On 27 April 1920, these units formed the Far Eastern Army (Order No. 311 of Commander–in–Chief Grigory Semyonov) and included the 1st Trans–Baikal Corps (Chita Infantry and Manchurian Special Ataman Semenov Divisions), the 2nd Siberian Corps (Irkutsk and Omsk Infantry Divisions, Volunteer Brigade and the Siberian Cossack Regiment), the 3rd Volga Corps (Ufa, Consolidated Rifle and Orenburg Cossack Divisions, Volga Consolidated Separate Named After General Kappel and the 1st Separate Cavalry Brigades). In Transbaikalia in 1920, the Far Eastern Army fought the enemy together with the Cossack troops of the Eastern Outskirts (the Transbaikal Cossack Division, the Amur and Ussuri Cossack Brigades) and the Asian (Foreign) Cavalry Division (Buryat–Mongol and Tungus horse formations).