He used to be a revolutionary participant of the Winter Palace Assault from the crew of the battleship Slava. He was enlisted in 1916. On October 4 (old style), 1917, the battleship Slava was killed in a battle with the Germans in the Gulf of Riga. Konstantin and his team were transferred to Helsingfors (Helsinki). From Helsinki on October 23, the entire crew went to the cadet barracks in Petrograd (St. Petersburg). _x000D_ On October 25, they participated in the assault of the Winter Palace in Pst. Petersburg. The crew was controlled by the Bolsheviks, who sent everyone to Tsarskoe Selo to defeat the Junkers and Cossacks. And then the crew was transferred to Gatchina. General Krasnov’s Army was coming from the front. _x000D_ He was allocated to the delegation for negotiations, which later fell apart and the Krasnov’s army fled. They were in Gatchina until November 6, and then were sent to Helsingfors. After the shipwreck, a month's leave was granted. After vacation, they were transferred to the ship of the line "Andrey Pervozvanny" as a Stoker. Later he was discharged from this ship. _x000D_ In the fall of 1918, nation-wide mobilization again took place. He was sent to Kronstadt. He was at the meetings with famous Russian revolutionary politics Lenin, Trotsky, and Zinoviev. From Kronstadt he was sent to the Battleship Poltava (12 guns), where he finished the service. After demobilization, he was the Chairman of the village Council. _x000D_ In the war of 1941-1945, he served in the Marine Corps. _x000D_ He was drafted in January 1942 in the 142 Separate Battalion. He was trained in Yaroslavl. On May 1, 1942, the Battalion went to Kerch. When Kerch was taken by the Germans, they remained in Novorossiysk. He was wounded in the leg and sent to a hospital in Yerevan for 3 months on October 4, 1942. After treatment, he was sent to the 328th Rifle Division, which participated in the liberation of Novorossiysk. After Novorossiysk to Ukraine, and went through Ukraine to Kiev. He commanded the Cheprunov Regiment, then to Warsaw and Berlin. Then the Division was transferred to the Elbe. He ended the war as a Head of Food Warehouse of the Regiment in the 4th Battalion of the 1st Regiment. Provisions were provided by the poles. _x000D_ After the end of the war, he was riding a bicycle and ran into a mine. In August 1945, the older soldiers were first demobilized, so he returned home. He was awarded with medals: “For Courage”, “For Military Merit”, “For Liberation of Warsaw”, “For Capture of Berlin”.