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Mukhamediyar Sitdikov
Alexander Tokarev
Zinaida Mikheeva
Andrey Tolstykh
Fotiy Morozov
Dmitriy Sutchev
Georgiy Moskalev
Georgiy Sabaev
Peter Masherov
Sergey Suvorov
Vadim Milier
Mukhamediyar Sitdikov
Alexander Tokarev
Zinaida Mikheeva
Andrey Tolstykh
Fotiy Morozov
Dmitriy Sutchev
Georgiy Moskalev
Georgiy Sabaev
Peter Masherov
Sergey Suvorov
Vadim Milier
Dmitriy Sutchev

Dmitriy Sutchev

Rank: Specialist_x000D_ Branch of service: Artillery_x000D_ Duty station: 76th Rifle Yelninskaya-Warsaw Red Banner Order of Suvorov Division_x000D_ Dmitriy Sutchev was born on December 13, 1925 in the village of Berezovskaya in the Berezovskiy District of the Stalingrad Rregion. On December 17, 1942, he was drafted into the army by the Berezovsky District Military Commissariat. His service began in the city of Rtishchevo, Saratov Region, at the sniper school, which he graduated from in November 1943. After graduating from sniper school, he was sent to the Kalinin Region to the 76th Yelninskiy Rifle Division, to the 100th Separate Anti-tank battery as a member of a crew of 76th mm gun, later he was a gunner of the 2nd battery. In January 1944, the 76th Division was sent to the front in Western Ukraine near Kovel and joined the 47th Army of the 2nd Belorussian Front, which was commanded by General of Army Rokossovskiy._x000D_ During the battle for the city of Kovel, he was wounded in the left arm and was treated in a front-line hospital from April 29 to June 26, 1944. In the battles for the city of Kovel, for the destruction of seven Nazis was awarded with a medal For Military Merit. In July 1944, in a combat situation near Byala Podlasna (Poland), he became a member of the CPSU(b). His party card was issued by the Political Department of the 76th Yelninsky Rifle Division. In the battle for the city of Prague (a suburb of Warsaw) on September 15, 1944, Dmitry Sutchev knocked down and burned three German tanks with his gun, for that he was presented to the Order of Glory of the 3rd degree. All awards he received after the war. He finished the war on September 30, 1944 in a suburb of Warsaw, and was sent to the Smolensk Artillery School, which was evacuated to the city of Irbit, Sverdlovsk Region. He met the end of the war at the school, which he graduated from on December 1, 1945, with the military rank of Second Lieutenant. After graduation, he was sent to the Northern Military District in the city of Murmansk, where he served until November 1957._x000D_ In November 1957, he was transferred to Kursk, where he served until June 1960 as a Deputy Commander of the sergeants school. From June 1960 to February 8, 1967, he served in the city of Bryansk in one of the city's military Commissariats. He rose to the rank of Major. Retired to the reserve on February 8, 1967 for health reasons.

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