Kaplin Alexander Petrovich
Egorov Ivan Alekseevich
Esikov Ivan Dmitrievich
Ivanov Alexander Vladimirovich
Ilyina Anastasia Alexandrovna
Abramchuk Nikolay Ivanovich
Khrapkov Pavel Vasilievich
Halimov Dzhimil Halimovich
Shlyk Illarion Vasilievich
TSYGANOV DMITRY GRIGORIEVICH
Preparing a fighter aircraft for a combat mission in the 6th Guards. Fighter Aviation Regiment of the 62nd Fighter Aviation Brigade of the Black Sea Fleet Air Force ( refueling).
Abramchuk Nikolay Ivanovich

Abramchuk Nikolay Ivanovich

CITY: s. Romanovka, Grodno region DATE OF BIRTH: 01/01/1912 DATE OF DEATH: 01/01/1974 HISTORY: Title: Lieutenant Colonel Type of troops: Aviation Abramchuk N.I. was born on 20.11.1912 in the village Romanovka of Grodno region in a peasant family. After graduation, he worked at the shipyard named K. Marx in the city of Astrakhan. He graduated from the FZU school, studied at the workers' faculty of the Institute of Water Transport Engineers. In the Soviet Army - since 1932. On the ticket of the Central Committee of the Komsomol in 1933, he was sent to the Engels military aviation school. In 1936 he was assigned to the Far East, served in Primorye. At the front - since June 1941. He fought on the Southwest, Stalingrad, 1st Ukrainian fronts. He made sorties to attack enemy personnel and equipment, provided cover and escort for his bombers and attack aircraft. 08/01/1942 Captain Abramchuk guarded the Stalingrad railway station and, while repelling an attack by a group of enemy aircraft, personally shot down two Ju-88 aircraft. One of the crew members was taken prisoner. Squadron commander of the 894th Fighter Aviation Regiment (101st Air Defense Fighter Air Division of the country's territory) Captain Abramchuk by June 1943 made 239 successful combat missions. Personally shot down 11 enemy aircraft. For the heroism and fearlessness shown in the battles against the German fascist invaders. By the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated 09.10.1943, Captain N. I. Abramchuk was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. He was awarded the Order of Lenin, 2 Orders of the Red Banner, the Order of the Red Star, and medals. After the war, N.I. Abramchuk served in jet aviation. Since 1954, Lieutenant Colonel Abramchuk is in reserve. He lived in Kiev. He died in 1974.

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