Title: Sergeant. Troops: Artillery. He went to the front on August 19, 1942. He fought as an electrician bomber on “Vanyusha” mortars. From 1942 he went to the Leningrad front. Participated in the breakthrough of the blockade of Leningrad. In 1945 he liberated Warsaw. He was wounded... Konstantin Vasilkovsky and Pavel Yudin were his fighting friends - members of the same regiment, with whom he became friends even after the war. His childhood friend Georgiy Sokolov came back from the front as a disabled man. His friends Valentin Oskin (tank driver), Semyon Moiseyevich Rudoy, Yuri Yegunov, his sister's (Nadezhda Nikolaevna) husband Sitnikov Vladimir Nikiforovich were the front-runners. Biography after the war. Before the front, he graduated from technical college as an electrician and after the war worked as an electrician. He graduated from MPEI in absentia, having qualified as an engineer. He worked in the Ministry of Electrical Industry of the USSR, participated in the construction of the Aswan HPP in Egypt as a representative of the HPP in 1967-71. And he married soon after demobilization in December 1945 to his former classmate Zoya Afanasyevna Vinogradova (who became Komissarova). Together they lived in love and harmony, never having quarreled for almost half a century, having raised a son and a daughter, and having waited for two grandchildren and two granddaughters, all of whom received good education and became worthy people. His family is continued by his great-grandson Nikita Grigorievich Komissarov, and on the line of his daughter - two great-granddaughters Anastasia and Victoria Dmitrievni Bulychevi. Alexey Nikolaevich Komissarov is buried at Kalitnikovsky, "family" cemetery of Moscow near his father.