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Image: The commander of the gun of the 3rd battery, communist senior sergeant P.P. Rudenko - the best editor of the combat leaflet, which he has been editing since the beginning of the Patriotic War. He is the best agitator in the regiment. After the battle, Comrade Rudenko in his firing platoon talks about the regiment's combat path for the liberation of Belarus and about awarding the regiment with the third order, the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Original image: The commander of the gun of the 3rd battery, communist senior sergeant P.P. Rudenko - the best editor of the combat leaflet, which he has been editing since the beginning of the Patriotic War. He is the best agitator in the regiment. After the battle, Comrade Rudenko in his firing platoon talks about the regiment's combat path for the liberation of Belarus and about awarding the regiment with the third order, the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Image: Communist gun commander of the 6th battery Geisik P.P.
Original image: Communist gun commander of the 6th battery Geisik P.P.
Image: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery
Original image: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery
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: 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: 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: 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 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 commander of the gun of the 3rd battery, communist senior sergeant P.P. Rudenko - the best editor of the combat leaflet, which he has been editing since the beginning of the Patriotic War. He is the best agitator in the regiment. After the battle, Comrade Rudenko in his firing platoon talks about the regiment's combat path for the liberation of Belarus and about awarding the regiment with the third order, the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Original image: The commander of the gun of the 3rd battery, communist senior sergeant P.P. Rudenko - the best editor of the combat leaflet, which he has been editing since the beginning of the Patriotic War. He is the best agitator in the regiment. After the battle, Comrade Rudenko in his firing platoon talks about the regiment's combat path for the liberation of Belarus and about awarding the regiment with the third order, the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
Image: Communist gun commander of the 6th battery Geisik P.P.
Original image: Communist gun commander of the 6th battery Geisik P.P.
Image: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery
Original image: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery
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: 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: 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: 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 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: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery

Original image: Communist gun commander senior sergeant Kazachenko I.F. - the best agitator of the 6th battery

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