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Meshcheryakov Vasily Petrovich
Mukhamedzyanov Mukhamedkhan Galeevich
Mironov Leonid Sergeevich
Malofeev Konstantin Stepanovich
Myakshin Ilya Grigoryevich
Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich
Merkushev, Alexander Maksimovich
Merkushev, Ivan Ivanovich
Starostenko Georgiy Borisovich
Senin Ivan Mikhailovich
Stoyalov Gavriil Petrovich
Meshcheryakov Vasily Petrovich
Mukhamedzyanov Mukhamedkhan Galeevich
Mironov Leonid Sergeevich
Malofeev Konstantin Stepanovich
Myakshin Ilya Grigoryevich
Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich
Merkushev, Alexander Maksimovich
Merkushev, Ivan Ivanovich
Starostenko Georgiy Borisovich
Senin Ivan Mikhailovich
Stoyalov Gavriil Petrovich
Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich

Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich

Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Grigory Mironovich Muzhichenko was born on January 23, 1913 in the village of Kolobovka, Leninsky district, Stalingrad region. Muzhichenko Grigory Mironovich was drafted into the Red Army on April 7, 1941 by the Staroproyslov Comissariat of the Chechen-Ingush ASSR. From the first days of the Great Patriotic War until its end, he was fighting the German-fascist invaders in various divisions. Since June 1941, Grigory Mironovich was a private in 28th Separate Sapper Battalion, 14th Sapper Brigade of the Western front until February 1942. _x000D_ From February 1942 to April 1942, he was a private in the 100th Western Rifle Regiment. From April 1942 to January 1943 , he was a private in 836th Rifle Regiment of 240th Rifle Division of the Voronezh front. On 16.09.1942 he was lightly wounded in the arm. On 10.1942 he was lightly wounded in the arm, again. On 01.1943 he was severely wounded in the chest. _x000D_ From January 1943 to may 1943, Grigory Mironovich was treated in a hospital in the city of Leipzig. From may 1943 to September 1944, he was a Commander of a Reconnaissance Platoon in 204th Rifle Division of the Central front. From September 1944 to December 1944, he was a cadet in the political staff of 1st Baltic front. From December 1944 to December 1945 he was a Communist leader of the battalion in 265th separate sapper battalion of 156th Rifle Division of the Leningrad front. _x000D_ During the great Patriotic war, G. M. Muzhichenko was awarded orders and medals. The order of the Red Star was awarded on 11.10.1943._x000D_ "On 01.10.1943 Senior Sergeant Muzhichenko G. M. with a group of 10 recons was ordered: in the area of the village of Shatilova, Smolensk region, to estimate enemy forces and get a prisoner. Due to the perfect placement of a recon group, the recon mission was performed brilliantly. As a result, the group destroyed the enemy's machine gun with the servants. Muzhichenko machine-gun fire destroyed 7 Germans and captured an Ober-lance corporal, who gave valuable information about the enemy." _x000D_ The Order of the Red Banner was awarded on November 20, 1944. _x000D_ "18.07.1944 in the combat for the village Duokishkis, being in the infantry lines and encouraging the soldiers to perform combat mission and leading the attack, stabbed four enemy soldiers with a dagger in hand-to-hand combat and killed a fleeing officer with a machine gun." _x000D_ 22.07.1944 year in the combat for the village Kovalyai replaced the platoon commander, repulsed four enemy counterattacks numbering up to 150 soldiers. At the same time, he destroyed more than 50 Germans with his platoon. Personally comrade Muzhichenko destroyed 10 German invaders. with a machine gun" _x000D_ He started the war as a private and finished as a Seniour Lieutenant. In December 1945, Grigory Mironovich, who was discharged from the reserve, raised the country after the devastation. Together with his wife Ksenia, they raised four children.

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