Vorobyov Yegor Stepanovich_x000D_ Rank: Sergeant _x000D_ Branch of service: Army, Air Force, the Coast Guard, thе Soviet NKVD, the Border Guard._x000D_ _x000D_ Yegor Stepanovich Vorobyov (Georgy Stefanovich), was born on 04.04.1912 in the village of Levaya Rossosh, Korotoyaksky region, Voronezh._x000D_ He served as a Sergeant, squad leader in the 25 separate company (battalion) of the 80th rifle division of the 54th army. Sergeant Vorobyov has been serving in the company as the commander of the telephone Department since April 1942. He took part in the battles of Smerdynya, Gaitolovo, Sinyavino, as well as in the Dobroye district and outside the city of Lyuban. He especially distinguished himself in the battles on the bridgehead on April 6, 1944. The command post of the division was subjected to repeated art. raids, as a result of which all communication at the node was destroyed. Sergeant Vorobyov, despite the shelling, went out to fix the communication line and worked all day without leaving the line, despite the fact that during this work his fellow corporal bent was wounded and red army soldier Radunev was killed. Thanks to the selfless work of Sergeant Vorobyov, communication at the node worked smoothly. _x000D_ Vorobyov also worked as a line supervisor at 1st Ukranian division. Working in combat operations, he proved to be a brave and courageous commander who knows his business. In the area of village Rosen, served a 15-km line of communication to the 13th rifle division. In the area of Turpitz (Czech Republic), he was ordered to provide uninterrupted communication to the section that ran from the observation post of the division commander to the observation post of the commander of the 218th regiment. The communication line that ran along the mountain slopes was shelled by machine-gun fire. Sergeant Vorobyov, despite the enemy's fire, quickly repaired the damage. _x000D_ In 1985, he was awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree (no. of award document: 74; date of award document: 06.04.1985).