Rank: Petty Officer. Type of troops: Artillery. Subdivision: 44th Mountain Rifle Kiev Red Banner Division named after N.A.Shchors. Petty officer-sanitary instructor Kosolapov I.N. took part in hostilities from 24.06.1941. as part of 468 Heavy Artillery Regiment, attached to the 44 mountain rifle division of the 13 rifle corps of the 12 army of the Southwestern Front. After sending the gunners to re-form, he fought in the rifle units of the 44th Guards Rifle Division and 78th Motor Rifle Battalion. Among the group of fighters of the 44th Guards Rifle Division, he was nominated for the Order of the Red Star. Awarded the rank of military assistant (junior lieutenant of the medical service). 04-06 August 1941, as part of the shock battalion, an attempt was made to get out of the encirclement from the village. High in the northwest direction. On August 09, 1941, being wounded and shell-shocked, he was taken prisoner. He was kept in prisoner of war camps in Novgrad-Volynsky, Helm, Malkhin and others. He worked with other prisoners of war on the lands of Baron G. Hoffmaster in northern Germany. Cleared the city of Hamburg after the Allied bombing. Liberated by the Red Army on April 10, 1945. After checks, he fought until the end of hostilities in units of the 8GA. Demobilized in August 1946. He worked as a paramedic, head of a district hospital in the village. Mutnitsa Komi ASSR, head of the health department of the Letsky region of the Komi ASSR, in various positions in the Central Regional Hospital of the Priluzsky region in the village. Ob'yachevo. Awarded with medals "For the Defense of Kiev", "For Merit in Labor" and others. Awarded the title "Excellence in Public Health of the USSR".