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Original image: The commander of the 1st battery, Captain I.M. Kravchuk In battles he showed himself to be brave and courageous. Showed reasonable initiative and skillfully led the battery.
Original image: The commander of the 6th battery, senior lieutenant Dubrovsky N.V. In battles he showed himself to be brave and courageous. Showed reasonable initiative and skillfully led the battery.
Original image: On October 20, 1944, Lieutenant Colonel Konstantin Antonovich Chernov, who was awarded the Order of the Red Star for his courage and valour in the fight against the Nazi invaders, arrived at the regiment and took up his duties.
Original image: Artillery Commander of the 2nd Belorussian Front Colonel-General of Artillery Sokolsky Alexander Kuzmich
Original image: Regiment commander Lieutenant Colonel Akhtyrchenko Pavel Grigorievich
Original image: Simultaneously with the presentation of the Red Banner of the Guards Regiment, Colonel Comrade Gubar presented the Order of Alexander Nevsky and attached the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of Alexander Nevsky to the banner.
Original image: Colonel Gubar, deputy commander of the artillery of the 2nd Belorussian Front for political affairs
Original image: The personnel of the regiment taking the military red banner of the regiment takes the military oath.
Original image: Continuing a successful offensive in Belarus, our troops completed in June the defeat of the central group of Germans near Minsk, the encirclement and destruction of 30 German divisions, where the regiment took an active part in combat, after which from 8.VIII to 13.VIII 1944. the regiment fought stubborn battles on the Bobyor River for the city and the Osovets fortress. On August 13, our troops seized the city and the Osovets fortress by storm. For military distinctions, for exemplary fulfillment of command assignments in the struggle against the German invaders, for taking possession of the city and fortress Osovets and for the valor and courage shown at the same time, the regiment received a thanks of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief and was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Original image: The commander of the 2nd battalion, Major Tychinin, a young talented artillery officer, was brave and courageous in battle. As a communist, he always knew his place in battle and was ahead. For courage and valour he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of the Patriotic War. The death of the brave died in an offensive battle in the Lipyanka region; 11 km south of Ostrolenok. On September 6, 1944, the regiment personnel took leave of their comrade in three volleys from 24 guns at the German invaders.
Original image: Finishing the cleansing of the Belarusian land from Hitler's scum and before our troops entered Polish territory, the enemy stubbornly resisted our advancing units, going over to counterattacks, throwing large forces of tanks and infantry into battle. Stubborn battles broke out in the area of height 165.3 7 km south-west of the city of Zambrov, where the regiment successfully repulsed all enemy counterattacks. In the photo: German tank "Tiger" hit by well-aimed fire of the 5th battery (battery commander, Captain Konokhov), which, like many others, was permanently out of order.
Original image: The commander of the 1st battery, Captain I.M. Kravchuk In battles he showed himself to be brave and courageous. Showed reasonable initiative and skillfully led the battery.
Original image: The commander of the 6th battery, senior lieutenant Dubrovsky N.V. In battles he showed himself to be brave and courageous. Showed reasonable initiative and skillfully led the battery.
Original image: On October 20, 1944, Lieutenant Colonel Konstantin Antonovich Chernov, who was awarded the Order of the Red Star for his courage and valour in the fight against the Nazi invaders, arrived at the regiment and took up his duties.
Original image: Artillery Commander of the 2nd Belorussian Front Colonel-General of Artillery Sokolsky Alexander Kuzmich
Original image: Regiment commander Lieutenant Colonel Akhtyrchenko Pavel Grigorievich
Original image: Simultaneously with the presentation of the Red Banner of the Guards Regiment, Colonel Comrade Gubar presented the Order of Alexander Nevsky and attached the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of Alexander Nevsky to the banner.
Original image: Colonel Gubar, deputy commander of the artillery of the 2nd Belorussian Front for political affairs
Original image: The personnel of the regiment taking the military red banner of the regiment takes the military oath.
Original image: Continuing a successful offensive in Belarus, our troops completed in June the defeat of the central group of Germans near Minsk, the encirclement and destruction of 30 German divisions, where the regiment took an active part in combat, after which from 8.VIII to 13.VIII 1944. the regiment fought stubborn battles on the Bobyor River for the city and the Osovets fortress. On August 13, our troops seized the city and the Osovets fortress by storm. For military distinctions, for exemplary fulfillment of command assignments in the struggle against the German invaders, for taking possession of the city and fortress Osovets and for the valor and courage shown at the same time, the regiment received a thanks of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief and was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Original image: The commander of the 2nd battalion, Major Tychinin, a young talented artillery officer, was brave and courageous in battle. As a communist, he always knew his place in battle and was ahead. For courage and valour he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of the Patriotic War. The death of the brave died in an offensive battle in the Lipyanka region; 11 km south of Ostrolenok. On September 6, 1944, the regiment personnel took leave of their comrade in three volleys from 24 guns at the German invaders.
Original image: Finishing the cleansing of the Belarusian land from Hitler's scum and before our troops entered Polish territory, the enemy stubbornly resisted our advancing units, going over to counterattacks, throwing large forces of tanks and infantry into battle. Stubborn battles broke out in the area of height 165.3 7 km south-west of the city of Zambrov, where the regiment successfully repulsed all enemy counterattacks. In the photo: German tank "Tiger" hit by well-aimed fire of the 5th battery (battery commander, Captain Konokhov), which, like many others, was permanently out of order.
Original image: Simultaneously with the presentation of the Red Banner of the Guards Regiment, Colonel Comrade Gubar presented the Order of Alexander Nevsky and attached the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of Alexander Nevsky to the banner.

Original image: Simultaneously with the presentation of the Red Banner of the Guards Regiment, Colonel Comrade Gubar presented the Order of Alexander Nevsky and attached the Order of the Red Banner and the Order of Alexander Nevsky to the banner.

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