History of the 74th Guards artillery division - images

Image: Mount Indyuk (height 862.7 m) 38 km north-east of Tuapse.

Image: Stages of the main combats of the 81st Howitzer Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of the High Command

Image: The chief of staff of the regiment, Major Pavlov B.P. For courage and bravery shown in battles, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.

Image: The regiment commander, Major Akhtyrchenko P.G. For courage and bravery shown in battles, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.

Image: The military commissar of the regiment, battalion commissar G.A. Chernyshev For courage and valour shown in battles, he was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the Medal For Courage.

Image: The gun crew of Sergeant Papka G. is firing at the enemy in the Borshchevataya area.

Image: The best agitator and editor of the "Combat leaflet" of the political leader of the 1st battery Ivan Ivanovich Storozhko. For his courage and bravery shown in battles against the Nazi invaders, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.

Image: May 23, 1942 senior battalion commissar T.T. Kadyshev was recalled by the political administration of the front from the regiment and appointed commissar of the artillery administration of the 24th Army. He currently works as Deputy Artillery Commander for Political Affairs of the North Caucasus front.

Image: The instructor of propaganda and agitation of the regiment, senior political instructor, Comrade Mikhailyushchenko S., conducts a briefing meeting with agitators and editors of "Battle sheets"

Image: The best chauffeur-driver Sergeant Gulyaykin awarded the medal "For Courage"

Image: The fire platoon of Lieutenant Ponamarenko is at a firing position, firing at the German fascist invaders, in the Borshchevate district.

Image: The commander of the topographic platoon of the headquarters battery, senior lieutenant comrade Gertsev conducts practical exercises on the ground, with the soldiers of his platoon, to tie up the battalion's order of battle.

Image: Neumyvashchenko G.G. Commander of the artillery park, Captain G. Neumyvashchenko His unit ensured the timely delivery of ammunition to the firing positions. Comrade Neumyvashchenko was commended for his vigilance in capturing a large foreign spy in the village of Bryanka.

Image: The commander of the reconnaissance squad of the headquarters battery, Sergeant Poltavets, conducts classes with his squad.

Image: The fearless Red Army signalman Dyachenko ensured uninterrupted communication between the batteries. Under heavy artillery mortar fire and aerial bombardment, he eliminated line breakouts. For courage and courage he was awarded the Order of the Red Star and the Medal for Military Merit.