Title: Captain_x000D_ Branch of troops: Ground Forces_x000D_ Subdivision: 183rd Rifle Kharkov Order of Lenin Red Banner Orders of Suvorov and Bogdan Khmelnitsky Division. _x000D_ Perevoznikov Nikolay Yakovlevich was born in 1923 in the Arkhangelsk Region, Cherevkovsky District, in village Grigorievskoe. He volunteered to the Red Amy in 1940 Leningrad. Last place of service: 623 Artillery Regiment, 183 Rifle Regiment. Date of death: 09/12/1944, killed in military action. Primary burial: Poland, Krakow Voiv., Pov. Krosnovsky, village Kobylany. Source of information: TsAMO. Fund number ist. Information: 33. Number of inventory ist. information: 11458. Case number ist. information 395. _x000D_ Commander of the 6th battery 623 Artillery\. regiment 183 rd. Participant in battles since July 1, 1941. On: Northwestern, Western, Kalinin and Voronezh fronts_x000D_ Perevoznikov Nikolay proved himself as a brave, fearless, strong-willed Commander. From 5 to 13 July 1943, in battles in the area of the Komsomolets kolkhoz in the Prokhorovsky Region, Kursk Region (Belgorod direction), the battery commanded by Senior Lieutenant Perevoznikov Nikolay burned 7 tanks, knocked out 6 tanks, burned 4 cars and broke 2 cars, burned 1 armored vehicle, destroyed and scattered to the enemy infantry company. The battery's success in the fight against the German fascist invaders is explained solely by the skill, resourcefulness, courage and fearlessness of the battery Commander, Senior Lieutenant N. Ya. Perevoznikov. He was wounded in December 1943, combat of 623th Artillery regiment of 183th Suvorov Division, (Central archive AMO RF). _x000D_ On January 24 at 8 am 25 minutes on a frosty foggy morning, at position of 623 Artillery Regiment, enemy launched a counterattack near kolkhoz "Massin" and village Vakhnovka (Vinnytsia Region) with a force of 1 Infantry Division, supported by up to 100 different guns, accompanied by 36 tanks, 33 dive bombers "Yu-87" and 50 fighters "ME-100". Having superiority in manpower and equipment, the enemy managed to achieve success in a narrow area. The Regiment, leading a heavy combat, suffered heavy losses. _x000D_ Captain Perevoznikov N. Ya., 1st division Commander, 623 Artillery Regiment of the 183rd Rifle of the Kharkov Red Banner division was presented to the Order of Lenin. _x000D_ On July 22, 1944, on a combat march, two guns of the 1st battery, led by Captain Nikolay Perevoznikov, met with a column of Germans. The fearless Captain quickly deployed his guns and opened fire on the Germans. The valiant artillerymen repulsed 14 attacks, destroying 85 enemy soldiers and officers with the fire of their guns, burned a German self-propelled gun, smashed 3 machine guns. Captain Perevoznikov personally fired from the gun himself, after the commander and gunner went out of action. _x000D_ On July 23, 1944, the division met the second German column. With crushing fire from their guns, the artillerymen burned a German tank, 2 transporters and destroyed 2 machine guns of the Germans, killed 68 fascists. Captain Nikolay Perevoznikov personally led his men into an attack on the enemy, as a result the gunners captured 56 enemy soldiers and officers. The German column was destroyed. _x000D_ In these battles, the Captain Perevoznikov showed examples of heroism, the ability to smash the enemies, and his personal example and heroism inspired the division's personnel to great deeds for the Motherland. _x000D_ State awards: the Order of Lenin on July 28, 1944, the Order of the Red Banner on August 24, 1944.