Rank: Junior Sergeant _x000D_ Branch of troops: Artillery S_x000D_ ubdivision: 113th Infantry Division (1st formation) _x000D_ He was born on January 19, 1925 in the town of Kimry, Tver Region. Before receiving a diploma of graduation from a veterinary technical School, there were several months before conscription into the army. By that time, the Troitsky family was already living in the North Kazakhstan Region, in the village of Yavlinka. According to the distribution from the military registration and enlistment office, Viloria was sent to the Almaty Infantry School. _x000D_ In a hurry, two companies were organized from young conscripts and sent to the Krasnoyarsk Territory in the 29th Sniper Regiment. _x000D_ After training, Viloria Troitsky was awarded the rank of Junior Sergeant, and in the road again to the Reserve Regiment in the Moscow Region, in Orekhovo-Zuevo. And then he was sent to the war front, the 38th Guards Lozovskaya Rifle Division. They were to fight on the Belorussian front. _x000D_ They moved to the place of battles at night. All the equipment was dragged for about 300 kilometers. Vilory Alekseevich took his first battle in the Region of Brest. He fought in the 113th Guards Regiment as a Commander of machine gunners, in the 48th Rifle Regiment as a Reconnaissance officer of artillery and mortar units. He was first wounded and concussed in Poland. On the approaches to Warsaw V.A. Troitsky received a second serious wound, after which he got to Austria with the 3rd Ukrainian Front, where he celebrated the news of the end of the war. _x000D_ He was demobilized in March 1952. He came to Saran in 1954. For 21 years he worked at mine No. 107 as an underground electric locksmith. In 1975 he retired. Vilory Alekseevich was awarded the Orders of Glory of the III degree and the Patriotic War, the medal of Marshal G.K. Zhukov, the anniversary medals of Victory, the medal "60 years of the Liberation of Belarus from the Nazi invaders."