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Myakshin Ilya Grigoryevich
Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich
Merkushev, Alexander Maksimovich
Merkushev, Ivan Ivanovich
Starostenko Georgiy Borisovich
Senin Ivan Mikhailovich
Stoyalov Gavriil Petrovich
Serganov Sergey Sergeevich
Mishustin, Mikhail Sergeyevich
Medvedkov, Ivan Dmitrievich
Yakov Morozov
Myakshin Ilya Grigoryevich
Muzhichenko Gregory Mironovich
Merkushev, Alexander Maksimovich
Merkushev, Ivan Ivanovich
Starostenko Georgiy Borisovich
Senin Ivan Mikhailovich
Stoyalov Gavriil Petrovich
Serganov Sergey Sergeevich
Mishustin, Mikhail Sergeyevich
Medvedkov, Ivan Dmitrievich
Yakov Morozov
Senin Ivan Mikhailovich

Senin Ivan Mikhailovich

Senin Ivan Mikhailovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Title: Political Officer. _x000D_ Branch of the military: Military-political Command. _x000D_ Military Unit: 267th Rifle Division (1st formation). _x000D_ Senin Ivan Mikhailovich was conscripted into the Soviet Army in June 1942. At first he graduated from 3-monthly courses of political personnel in Cavernous in the Gorky region, and then to the end of the war had been at the front as the first political Commissar of a company on the Western front, then Deputy of the Battalion Commander for Political Affairs and the Communist Leader of a battalion of the 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian fronts. In the battle on April 5, 1945, during the offensive on the Height 220 Senin I. M. explained the combat mission and in the chain of fighters rushed to storm the height, thereby inspiring the personal example of the company's personnel. As a result, they broke into the Height and gained a foothold. _x000D_ In the battle of 8-10 April 1945 in the area of the factory in Vienna, the battalion was given the task of knocking out the enemy from a large building and reaching the junction of three Railways. Senin Ivan Mikhailovich, being in the companies, explained the combat mission to the personnel who rushed forward. However, the enemy on the left flank fiercely resisted, leading a heavy fire and trying to counterattack our units. Confusion was spreading among our fighters. Senin I. M. restored the situation and himself, being in combat chains, went on the offensive. The enemy couldn't stand it and stepped back. The mission was accomplished. Despite the fierce fighting, I. M. Senin systematically engaged in the education of personnel, involving the best, distinguished in battle fighters in the ranks of Communist Party. During the offensive battles of March 16 to April 12, 1945, he recruited 16 people. Educational work and personal example he had shown have always contributed to the implementation of the assigned combat missions.

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