CITY: Belgorod region with. Streletskoye DATE OF BIRTH: 11/15/1922 DATE OF DEATH: 08/02/2004 HISTORY: Title: Captain Type of troops: Aviation My dad Yakov Yakovlevich Abramov on 06/26/1941 graduated from the Volsk aviation school of aviation mechanics and already from 07/03/1941 began the war on the southern front in the composition of 132 bomber aviation regiment as a mechanic. From 21.01.1942 to 23.02.1943 - the Stalingrad Front as part of the 40th air regiment of long-range reconnaissance officers of the main command of the Red Army. From 23.01.1943 to 02.1944 - the Western Front as part of the 48th Guards Aviation Regiment of long-range reconnaissance officers of the Red Army High Command. From February 1944 to 05/09/1945 - 2nd Ukrainian Front - 48 Guards. Lower Dniester Order of Suvorov, 3rd degree, of the air regiment of long-range reconnaissance officers of the High Command of the Red Army. Czechoslovakia met the victory in Bratislava. He fought Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia. Probably, like all front-line soldiers, he could not talk about the war, but he did tell one case: there was a raid by German aircraft on the airfield during lunch. Everyone rushed into the dugout, and dad decided to finish his dinner (not to be lost). And it saved his life: a direct hit by a bomb in the dugout and no one alive. After the war, the regiment was deployed to Klaipeda Lithuania, where my father met my mother in 1947, where my mother came on a Komsomol ticket and where my sister and I were born. Father is a member of the CPSU (b) since March 1949. Discharged to the reserve under Art. 59 p. "B" with the right to wear a military uniform dated 07/11/1960 Dad lived a very decent life and we, his wife, daughters and grandson, remember him and necessarily on May 9 on Victory Day we come to him at the cemetery. For him, this day was sacred and he conveyed to us this attitude to the feat of the Soviet people. All information about dad is taken from his track record, personal number A-102441