The Great Patriotic War

Image: The commander of the regiment, lieutenant colonel comrade Akhtyrchenko and the deputy commander of the regiment for political affairs, lieutenant colonel comrade Chernyshev with a group of privates and sergeants, comrades Kutsenko, Lyashko, Beglitsa, Bely, Nechepurenko, Falko, Mikhailov, holders of the Order of Glory III degree awarded for the displayed glory and courage liberation of Crimea. May-June 1944

Original image: The personnel of the regiment's repair platoon coped well with the repair of tractors and vehicles, which ensured the non-stop advance of the regiment in pursuit of the retreating enemy from the city of Kerch to Sevastopol. April-May 1944

Image: The personnel of the regiment's repair platoon coped well with the repair of tractors and vehicles, which ensured the non-stop advance of the regiment in pursuit of the retreating enemy from the city of Kerch to Sevastopol. April-May 1944

Original image: A young communist, a brave and courageous gunner of Nechepurenko's gun, with accurate and quick work of his gun for the liberation of Crimea, he destroyed a lot of enemy manpower and equipment, for which he was awarded the Order of Glory, III degree

Image: A young communist, a brave and courageous gunner of Nechepurenko's gun, with accurate and quick work of his gun for the liberation of Crimea, he destroyed a lot of enemy manpower and equipment, for which he was awarded the Order of Glory, III degree

Original image: The brave gunner of the Runaway gun. Accurate direct fire cleared the way for the advancing infantry in the battles for the liberation of Crimea, for which he was awarded the Order of Glory III degree

Image: The brave gunner of the Runaway gun. Accurate direct fire cleared the way for the advancing infantry in the battles for the liberation of Crimea, for which he was awarded the Order of Glory III degree

Original image: Senior telephone operator Kutsenko. In the offensive battles in the Crimea, the firing position with the state of emergency of its unit provided uninterrupted telephone communication. For courage and bravery shown in battle, he was awarded the Order of Glory III.

Image: Senior telephone operator Kutsenko. In the offensive battles in the Crimea, the firing position with the state of emergency of its unit provided uninterrupted telephone communication. For courage and bravery shown in battle, he was awarded the Order of Glory III.

Original image: A young talented officer, battery commander, Captain P.I. Labazov. He was the first to cross the Kerch Strait with his battery and, with his skillful and courageous combat activities at the Kerch bridgehead, inflicted great damage on the enemy in equipment and manpower. On March 8, 44, in the battles near Kerch, he died a heroic death.

Image: A young talented officer, battery commander, Captain P.I. Labazov. He was the first to cross the Kerch Strait with his battery and, with his skillful and courageous combat activities at the Kerch bridgehead, inflicted great damage on the enemy in equipment and manpower. On March 8, 44, in the battles near Kerch, he died a heroic death.

Original image: The brave and daring commander of the battery, Captain G.A. Tatarnikov, was seriously wounded in the battles for the liberation of Sevastopol. For courage and bravery shown in the battles for the Crimea, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.

Image: The brave and daring commander of the battery, Captain G.A. Tatarnikov, was seriously wounded in the battles for the liberation of Sevastopol. For courage and bravery shown in the battles for the Crimea, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner.

Original image: 6th battery pursues the retreating enemy

Image: 6th battery pursues the retreating enemy