Order of the Red Star

Vashchekin Evgeny Gavrilovich_x000D_ _x000D_ A brief, specific statement of a personal combat feat or merit: Vashchekin Evgeny Gavrilovich in the Patriotic war from its first days. In September 1941, in the battle for Smolensk, he was seriously wounded. In the 24th Eupatoria guards rifle Red Banner division SB. 3 SD / since November 1941. With the division as the head of the fourth Department, he went a long way in battle. In the battles on the Volkhov front, in heavy defensive battles, in swampy areas, timely informed the command of the presence and loss of personnel. In difficult conditions of the battle, he established a record of the personnel of the units after they left the encirclement. Repeatedly during the battle, was present in the battle lines specifying the presence of personnel and losses. In the heavy offensive battles of 1942 in the Sinyavino area of the Volkhov front, Yevgeny Vashchekin, under enemy fire, collected personnel records and promptly informed the command and higher headquarters, which contributed to the success of the battle. He paid a lot of attention and care to putting combat units together. During the formation of the division in 1942, Yevgeny Gavrilovich Vashchekin did not rest for three days, being engaged in putting units of the division together, with the result that the division successfully completed its combat mission in the battles of Stalingrad. In offensive battles from Stalingrad to the Dnieper and in the Crimea, in difficult combat conditions, regardless of all the hardships of combat life, he always processed personnel records in a timely manner and informed the higher headquarters. During the preparation for the summer battles of 1943, Yevgeny Vashchekin went to the army and front hospitals to collect the recovered soldiers of the division of the 9th company. Currently, despite the poor state of health, which was lost in the Patriotic war, overcoming all the pain, every day he takes care of putting military units together, and especially rifle companies. All warriors love their caring boss. He responds sensitively to requests from families of fallen servicemen. In the battles for the liberation of Lithuania and on the territory of East Prussia, Vashchekin Yevgeny Gavrilovich showed exceptional care in completing the combat formations of units. In the battles for the conquest of. Konigsberg and the final defeat of the Germans on the Zemland Peninsula, being directly in the units, under enemy fire, Vashchekin Eugene Gavrilovich systematically replenished the rifle companies and kept them always in numbers capable of performing combat tasks. Gratitude for the timely provision of data to the command, on the combat and numerical strength, for the care taken to complete the combat orders of the units, which ensured that the command completed the combat tasks that led to major combat successes of the division in capturing the city of Konigsberg. Rank: GV. major in the red army since 03.1933 Place of conscription: Yalta RVC, Crimean ASSR, Yalta district duty Station: 24 SD 2 GV. And the date of the feat: 01.09.1941-30.09.1941, 01.09.1942-30.09.1942, 01.06.1943-31.08.1943 Rank: Guards Major in the Red Army since 03.1933 Place of call: Yalta Regional Military Commissariat (RMC), Crimean ASSR, Yaltinsky District. Place of service: 24 rifle division of guards 43A3 of Belorussian Front.Date of the feat: 19.07.1941, 08.08.1941 Order of the Patriotic war second grade. Rank: captain, in the Red Army since 1933. Place of service: 111 rifle division 59, Volkhov Front Medal "for military merit". Year of birth: 28.12.1903 Lieutenant Colonel, in the Red Army since __. _ _ .1933. Place of birth: Crimean region, Yalta. List of awards: 1. 22.05.1942 medal "For military merit" 2. 03.11.1944 Order of the Red Star 3. 03.11.1944 medal "For military merit" 4. 25.04.1945 Order of the Patriotic War 2nd grade 5. 06.11.1947 Order of the Red Star 6. 20.04.1953 Order of the Red Banner 7. 22.12.1942 Medal "For the defence of Leningrad" 8. 22.12.1942 medal "For the defence of Stalingrad" 9. 09.05.1945 Medal "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945" 10. 09.06.1945 Medal "For the conquest of Konigsberg" date of Award document: 06.04.1985 Order of the Patriotic War of the first grade title: Major of the Gurads Medal "For military merit"._x000D_ .

Vozhzhov Pavel Andreevich_x000D_ _x000D_ 07.1941 year - 04.1943 of the year - student of the Volgograd subtly technical College. Guards Junior Lieutenant since 04.1943: commander of the t-34 medium tank, 144 tanks’ battalions, 10th Guards separate tank brigade. Guards senior Lieutenant, Baltic front (end of the war). Extract from the award list of September 13, 1943 on the presentation of Pavel Andreevich Vozhzhov to the Order of the RED STAR during the battles from 6.9 to 9.9.43 years:"...In the battles with the German invaders for the localities: Shcheglovka, Alyoshenka and the city of Navlya tov. Vozhzhov proved to be a fearless, courageous and determined tank commander. Boldly he led his tank to enemy positions and fire, and tracks destroyed the enemy's manpower and equipment. Vozhzhov was the second to cross the Navlya river and burst into the city, where, following the example of the company commander, he broke through to the railway and, spreading panic among the enemy soldiers and destroying them, quickly captured the station along with other tanks. During the fighting from 6.9 to 9.9.43 years destroyed: 2 PTO, 1 machine gun, 2 guns, 1 car and up to 50 enemy soldiers and officers. Captured: 8 prisoners, 2 PTO, 5 horses... " List of awards Vozhzhov Pavel Andreevich: 20.09.1943-Order of the red Star; 08.01.1945-Order of the red Star; 09.05.1945-Medal "for the victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war of 1941-1945"; 30.12.1956 - Order of the red Star; 06.04.1985 - order of the Patriotic war II degree. After the war, Vozhzhov P. A. served in the group of Soviet troops in Germany (Deputy company commander for the technical part of the 61st Guards tank regiment) and in the Volga military district (Deputy. commander of a tank battalion in the technical part of the 381st tank regiment). He graduated from the service on 08.10.1960 with the rank of major. Since 1960, he lived in Sevastopol. He worked as an electrician in the red banner black sea fleet and in the naval hospital of the KCHF named after N. I. Pirogov. Together with his wife, Vozhzhova Raisa Arsentyevna (07.02.1926-12.01.2017), they raised two sons: Anatoly (doctor of Economics, Professor) and Sergey (Ph. D., associate Professor).

Vlasov Ivan Timofeevich_x000D_ _x000D_ My grandfather, Vlasov Ivan Timofeevich was born on February 15, 1902 in the village of Rublino, Dmitrov district, Kursk region, now it is the Oryol region. He got married and completed courses for gardeners and gardeners. He worked on a collective farm as a gardener. He had five children. At the start of the war, he was 39 years old. My grandfather was called up in October 1941. My grandfather was a sapper. Liberated Moscow, Tula, Orel, Kromy. After the liberation of these cities, the units that were defeated in battle were attached to the Komarichi station, and they were sent in a Western direction towards Belarus. My grandfather served under Konstantin Konstantinovich Rokossovsky. Grandpa went through hell, because he was always on the front line and cleared the passageways of mines. It was for these feats that he received orders." "...14.05.45 year when breaking through a heavily fortified enemy defense in the area of Makow (Poland) Vlasov, despite the heavy artillery and machine-gun fire of the enemy, acting ahead of the advancing units, made passes in the minefields and wire barriers of the enemy. Personally, he made two passes up to 25 meters wide each, which made it possible to quickly advance the infantry units of the regiment without losses from mines. During the offensive operations conducted by the regiment since 26.6.1944, the sapper performed his work perfectly and fearlessly, and always going ahead of the columns of the marching regiment, he discovered and neutralized mines laid by the enemy, ensuring the safety of movement of the regiment's units on the March. During the breakthrough of the German defense in the village. Under enemy fire, he fearlessly directed the crossing of the Maly Brok river and participated in the sapper group, which, under the command of sapper Bogdanov, made passages in the minefields and wire barriers of the enemy, in front of its front edge, which ensured the success of the attack by rifle units of the enemy's trenches..." Order of the Red Star Medal for bravery Order of the red Star, order of Glory of the 3rd degree order of Otech.war 1 degree Returned disabled. He was hit by a land mine and his jaw was blown off. Until his death, he walked around with fragments in his body, it was impossible to remove them, it was dangerous for his health. My grandfather is a hero and I'm proud of him. He had a strong spirit. He worked a lot. After the war, he restored the collective farm. He worked as a carpenter. Lived for 86 years. He was buried in Sevastopol.

Vasilkov Nikolay Ivanovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Vasilkov Nikolay Ivanovich 14.03.1918 G. – 15.05.1994. He was participant of the great Patriotic war. Nikolay Ivanovich Vasilkov was born on March 14, 1918 in village of Okatie, Puchezhskiy district of the Ivanovo region. He graduated from the 4th grade of the Segota school in 1929. He worked as a shoemaker on a collective farm, then as a carpenter. On August 2, 1938, he was called up for active military service by the Puchezhsky district military Commissariat of the Ivanovo region. He served in the 71st regiment of the NKVD as an anti-aircraft gunner in the far East. At this time, he participated in the 1939 Finnish war. He retired in December 1940. Got Married. Wife-Smirnova (Vasilkova) Zinaida Ivanovna, born in 1919. On June 23, 1941, he was called up for mobilization by the Puchezh RVC. On June 29, 1941, he took the military oath under the 227th rifle regiment. Participated in battles in the great Patriotic war from June 1941 to May 1945: 227 rifle regiment-Rifleman-June 1941-January 1942 254 rifle regiment-scout-January 1942-August 1942 518 rifle regiment-gunner (gunner) - August 1942-May 1944 154 rifle regiment-Deputy.120 mm mortar commander-May 1944-March 1946 1040 rifle regiment - Deputy commander of the mortar - March 1946 - May 1946 Military rank-Junior Sergeant. In wartime, he was twice seriously wounded: in1942-a severe wound to both legs, in March 1944-a severe wound to the head, concussion. After treatment in the hospital in Ivanovo (the hospital was located in the building of the energy Institute), he returned to the front. From the memoirs: "there Was heavy fighting in the area of Bila Tserkva. In a valley near the forest, our platoon was stationed with its Shrikes (this is what we called our 45 mm guns). The Germans dug in and fired hard. We suffered losses. At that time, I was a scout for the artillery regiment. Our group (6 people) was ordered to conduct a quiet reconnaissance of the area, learn about the weapons of the German unit located there and capture the "tongue". In the evening, we went exploring. It was a little scary. Every now and then rockets flashed, gunfire came from both sides, and the Germans were also awake. We were lucky, we carried out the order, even capturing a German officer. But while crossing the front line, one of us hooked a wire with a camouflage suit. The shooting started. I was the last one to crawl, covering my comrades. I was wounded in both legs, but I crawled to our trenches. The "tongue" was all right. When I returned from the mission, I was sent to the hospital. After the treatment, I returned to my intelligence unit. For the implementation of this order, our group was awarded with medals "For courage", including me. The information obtained by our group turned out to be very valuable. The next day, a large number of German vehicles were destroyed. The German offensive was stopped." "In March 1944, our regiment was transferred to one of the bridgeheads near Konigsberg. The Germans did not want to surrender this city and allow Soviet troops to enter Poland. We were ordered to drive the Germans out of this bridgehead at any cost. Our squad, along with other artillery calculations, hit this bridgehead for several hours. German tanks and infantry strongly resisted. We didn't even have time for a short break. Smoke, fire, explosions, gunfire, volleys of guns and shouts all around. In this battle, a shell-bearer was killed, many were wounded, and I was severely wounded in the head and badly concussed. Many soldiers and officers were awarded for this battle. I received the order of the red Star. He was treated in a hospital in Ivanovo. Here I learned that our troops, our regiment, had dislodged the Germans from this bridgehead. In May, I returned to the ranks again, first to my own regiment, and then transferred to another as Deputy commander of a 120 mm mortar. Our regiment was already in Poland, approaching the Oder river, the border with Germany. Berlin was more than 70 km away. But had to fight for a long two years" Fought on the Central front in 1941, on the 1st Ukrainian in 1942, on the Leningrad front in 1944, in May 1945, the 1040th regiment was sent to the far East for the war with Japan. On May 10, 1946, he was dismissed from the army with the rank of Sergeant and temporarily declared unfit for service. I returned to my native village as a disabled person of the first group. Awarded government awards: Order of the red Star order of the Patriotic war Medal " for bravery "commemorative medals:" 20 years of Victory"," 30 years of Victory"," 40 years of Victory"," 50 years of Victory"," 60 years of Victory", "for the victory over Germany". After the war, he worked At the Leninsky put collective farm. Raised three sons and a daughter. Their sons, Anatoly, Konstantin, and Viktor, grew up to be worthy and respected people. All of them served in the Soviet Army. His great-grandson, Pyotr Vasilkov, graduated from the Kaliningrad higher military school and became a professional soldier. Nikolay Ivanovich Vasilkov died on May 15, 1994. (Memories of the father of the son of V. N. Vasilkov).

Vakhrushev Vasily Pavlovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Vakhrushev Vasily Pavlovich was born on August 23, 1913 in UASSR, Nylginsky district, Kulyabinsky village Council. Kissels. He was married approximately in 1932 to Ksenia Dorofeevna Vakhrusheva on January 26, 1911, also a resident of the village of Kissels. In 1933, a son, Nikolay, was born, and in 1938, a son, Alexander. He served as a conscript in the Workers' and peasants' Red army in 1935-1937. Before the great Patriotic war, he worked as the Chairman of the collective farm d. Kissels. On September 28, 1941, he was drafted into the Red Army. He fought on the Leningrad front of the defense of Leningrad as part of the 133-rifle regiment (major Melnikov) of the 72nd rifle division of the 55th army with the rank of red army soldier. The combat period of the 72nd rifle division from 15.12.41 to 11.5.45. Later - 72nd rifle Pavlovsk red banner order of Suvorov division. Division commander major General Ilya Yastrebov. From March 1943 - senior Sergeant-squad commander. In February 1943, the division participated in the Tosnensko-Mginskaya (Krasnoborskaya) operation (February 10-27, 1943 and March 19-April 2, 1943), advancing in the first echelon. By the end of the first day of the offensive, it occupied the Old Manor. The enemy was facing off on this front, the German 269th infantry division, three battalions of The Flemish Legion, the 2nd SS infantry brigade supported by the 24th infantry division and the 250th Spanish division on the flanks. Awarded the order of the red star No. 116870. In the battles from 19 to 20 March 1943 at d. Staraya Myza Leningrad region held the defense of the height of 41.9. Was seriously wounded in the battles near Leningrad in January 1944. Offensive at d.Parkola (Mozhaisk operation). He was in the evacuation hospital No. 1015 from January 19, 1944 to April 06, 1944 (located on Vasilievsky island, Leningrad, located in the premises of the Central clinic of obstetrics and gynecology). Not tangential shrapnel wound, the wound left him locked up in the fibrous region. The bone defect is 3 cm in diameter. Since 01.01.1945, the 1st Ukrainian front has had 21 Armies (field mail 67676). May 1 troops of the 1st UV (Marshal I. S. Konev), who participated in the Berlin operation, received a Directive from the Supreme command of the red Army: use parts of its right wing "for a rapid offensive in the General direction of Prague. He finished the great Patriotic war in the village of Rtyn (Czechoslovakia). The Prague operation. According to the stories of relatives, after the war in the Lviv region, he participated in battles with the Benedrovites until September 14, 1945. After the war, he worked at a Creamery in the village of Nylga (Udmurtia). In the police in the village of Nylga. In 1953, he worked in the village of Vishur at a peat enterprise. In 1956, the whole family moved to Izhevsk, Trubetskaya str., No. 6, built a 2-storey wooden house. Worked as a vegetable store Manager. He wrote a letter (exact date unknown) to Marshal Konev I. S., after which he quickly received a 3-room apartment in Izhevsk, 16 Petrov street. He Dded in 1983. He was buried in the southern cemetery of Izhevsk's.

Vanglinsky Konstantin Vladimirovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Konstantin Vladimirovich Vanglinsky was born on June 23, 1926 in the Belarusian SSR, Slavnaya station. As a fourteen-year-old, he entered a vocational school in Osintorf. In addition to studying, students extracted peat, dried it and sent it to the warehouse. In 1941, he graduated from the school, and in the same year the school was evacuated to Mordovia. He worked as a mechanic in the railway depot at station Razuvaeva. At the end of 1944, a young man who had just turned 18 was called up to the army. Konstantin took a four-week course as a young soldier and in January 1945, as part of a rifle division, was sent to the 3rd Belorussian front (commander-Marshal of the Soviet Union A. M. Vasilevsky). He received his first baptism of fire at Konigsberg. On April 6, he participated in the night assault on the city. 3 days later, on April 9, Konigsberg capitulated. On April 20, 1945, troops liberated the town of Pillau (now Baltiysk), a former German stronghold in the East. For the liberation of Konigsberg, for courage and bravery, soldiers, including Konstantin Wanglinsky, were awarded the order of Glory II degree. The awards were presented by General of the army I. H. Baghramyan. Konstantin Vladimirovich himself told: "The city of Konigsberg was strongly fortified, surrounded by powerful and reliable defensive structures. On the outskirts of the city there were tank divisions, motor reserve divisions, and infantry units. Also, the city was surrounded by a large ditch with water. The soldiers laid pontoons so that the tanks could pass. The fighting at Konigsberg was fierce. The actions of our army were confident and smart. The capture of the city involved Soviet heavy bomber planes that bombed the city every 10 minutes, smashed artillery, and then went tanks and infantry. There was no hatred in the attack, only anger. The soldiers and commanders fought bravely and bravely. The most important task for me was: uninterrupted operation of Maxim. In the interval between battles, they restored the shipping channel and dug trenches. German riflemen were firing at us, giving us no rest. The soldiers were able to wash in the bathhouse in short breaks, and they were fed well. Experienced soldiers, as they could, protected us, young, not shot, shared their experience, carefully introduced us to the battle... And again, the battle. Three days later, Koenigsberg fell, and residents hung white canvases from their Windows. There was a heavy battle near the city of Pillau (now the city of Baltiysk). In cooperation with the red banner Baltic fleet, our units liberated it." Konstantin Vladimirovich Vanglinsky took part in offensive actions in East Prussia, in the liquidation of the German Kurland group. He was discharged in May 1946. Awarded the order of the Patriotic war II degree. After the war, Konstantin Vladimirovich worked on the construction of the railway from Ulaanbaatar to the Chinese border, and in 1957 returned to the Buryat-Mongolian ASSR. From that time, for 30 years, until 1987, he worked as a driver of the air ambulance of the national hospital named after N. A. Semashko. Thousands of kilometers he measured in his car on the roads of Buryatia, at any time of the year, in any weather, delivering doctors to provide urgent medical care to the sick and injured. Thus, he also helped save people in his post. And how many of them there were-I can't count.

Vakarin Izot Antonovich_x000D_ _x000D_ Vakarin Izot Antonovich was born on September 14, 1911 in the village of Peski, now Petrovsk-Zabaikalsky district of the Chita region in a peasant family. After finishing primary school, he worked in his village. In 1932 – 1933, he served in the Red Army. In the active army - since January 1942. He fought on the Kalinin, 1st Baltic, Western, and 3rd Belorussian fronts. Four times wounded, three of them seriously. As part of the 22nd army, he participated in the Rzhev-Vyazma strategic offensive operation (January 8-April 20, 1942), as part of the 39th army – in the 2nd Rzhev-Sychevsky strategic offensive operation "Mars" (November 25 – December 20, 1942). In the autumn of 1943, during the Soviet offensive in the Smolensk region (Smolensk strategic operation), the German command took all measures to keep Smolensk as a strategically important stronghold. Units of the 43rd army were assigned the task of crossing the Kasplya river and capturing the city of Demidov during the Dukhovshchinsky-Demidov operation. After hard fighting, the 262nd rifle division made its way to Demidov. On September 21, 1943, I. A. Vakarin's company stormed into the city in pursuit of the enemy. By evening, it had gained a foothold on the Western edge of the city. At night, the Germans attacked the company's positions with superior forces, reaching its trenches. In a hand-to-hand fight, the company commander destroyed 9 fascists with grenades and machine gun fire. In total, in this battle, the company destroyed up to 60 Nazis, holding their positions. On September 22, the city of Demidov was completely cleared of the enemy. The offensive continued, the company was fierce fighting for the liberation of the villages Setence, Hogan, Subaki, Sapci, Rudnyansky district of Smolensk region. In the battle of October 3, 1943 for the village of Saptsy, I. A. Vakarin and his men made a bold maneuver, occupied the village and held it for a day, repelling five enemy counterattacks. He was seriously wounded in the spine, but continued to manage the fight. The company repulsed all enemy counterattacks and completed its combat mission. For these battles, I. A. Vakarin was awarded the order of the red banner and presented for the Rank of Hero of the Soviet Union. Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of June 4, 1944 for exemplary performance of fighting tasks of command at the front struggle with German invaders and displaying courage and heroism Vakarin Izot Antonovich awarded the Rank of Hero of the Soviet Union and the order of Lenin and medal "gold Star". By order of the commander of the 3rd Belorussian front, I. A. Vakarin, who distinguished himself in the battles on the territory of Lithuania on the approaches to East Prussia, was awarded the rank of guard major. On September 21, 1945, he died of wounds received in these battles.

Pokryshkin Aleksandr Ivanovich

Pastukhov Venidikt Fyodorovich

DATE OF DEATH: 07.09.1988 HISTORY: Trifon Ivanovich posashkov, my great-grandfather, was born on February 14, 1916. He joined the Red Army on January 1, 1937. During the service, in may 1939, he participated in the battle of Japanese and Soviet troops on the Khalkhin-Gol river, then was sent to the Soviet-Finnish (winter) war of 1939-1940. And in 1941, the Great Patriotic war began. My grandfather fought in the 256th Fighter Aviation Kiev red banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky division. He oversaw the departure of the aircraft on combat missions. On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the SSR, Trifon Ivanovich posashkov, as a senior aviation mechanic, was awarded the medal "for military merit"in 1945. The order of the red Star and the medal "for the defense of Moscow" in 1944 for the fact that he was on the front of the Patriotic war from 29.06.1944 to its end made 115 different aircraft repairs and engine replacement on three of them. He has 160 flights on his account. The machines that my grandfather prepared for military operations never returned from a combat mission due to a malfunction. Behind the shoulders of my grandfather a large number of military operations: Kiev offensive and defensive operations, the defeat of the Germans in Western Ukraine and many others. In January-February 1945, he participated in the defeat of the Germans in Poland. And finally reached Berlin and was involved in the Berlin offensive operation from April 16 to may 8, 1945. But the war didn't end there for him. The Prague offensive was ahead. My great-grandfather spent 10 long years in The Soviet Army. He returned home only in 1946. How many different events he had experienced and experienced, how much grief and deprivation had fallen on his shoulders. It can't be described in a few words. I'm proud of my great-grandfather. I am amazed at the fortitude and endurance of all the people who were able to win this war. I remember the great Patriotic war, my family and friends remember it. And while it is in our memory, we hope that this will never happen again.

Date of BIRTH: 16.02.1916 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Prikhodko Prokofy Andreevich was born on February 18, 1916 in the village of Yaski, Belyaevsky district, Odessa region. By nationality-Ukrainian. In 1937, Belyaev RVC of the Odessa region of the Ukrainian SSR was drafted into the red Army. He served in the ground forces of the 594th cannon artillery regiment near the city of Shuya, Ivanovo region. In 1941, after graduating from the regimental school, he was awarded the rank of second Lieutenant. He was a platoon commander. Prokofy Andreevich's military career during the great Patriotic war began on October 1, 1941 as the commander of the artpark in the 594th gun artillery regiment of The reserve of the Main Command, formed on September 30, 1941. At the beginning of August 1942, the 85th Guards howitzer artillery regiment of the Reserve of the Main Command was formed from the personnel of the regiment, in which Prokofy Andreevich continued his service as an assistant to the regimental commander in the technical part. In 1943, he was awarded the rank of captain of the guards, in 1944 - major of the guards. As part of the 85th Guards howitzer artillery regiment, the RGC fought on the South-Western, South-Eastern, Stalingrad, southern, 4th Ukrainian, and 2nd Belorussian fronts. He participated in the defensive battles near Kharkiv (from October 1941), defensive and offensive battles in the Rostov region (the city of Proletarskoe), during the battle of Stalingrad ( 1942-1943), during the heavy crossing to the southern Bank of the Sivash, offensive operations in the Crimea, offensive operations from nareva to Danzig West of the Oder. During the period of service, he carried out a lot of work on the material and technical support of the regiment's combat operations. In difficult conditions of maneuverable battles, he organized the uninterrupted delivery of fuel and ammunition to the battle lines, which ensured the regiment's performance of combat tasks. He did a lot of work on the organization of repair and restoration of vehicles, including directly on the battlefield. For military services during the war, Prikhodko Prokofy Andreevich was awarded orders and medals: the order of the Red Star-order Of the commander of the artillery of the southern front No. 1 / n of 23.02.1943; order of the Patriotic war II degree-Order No. 34/n of 18.05.1944 of the armed forces 51 A1 of the Baltic front; order of the Patriotic war I degree-Order No. 73/n of 21.05.1945 of the armed forces 49 A 2 of the Belarusian front; medal "for the defense of Stalingrad" - Act of the 85th guards gap RGK of 06.08.1943; medal "for the liberation of Warsaw" - 17.01.1945; medal " for the Victory over Germany in the great Patriotic war 1941-1945.»

Full name: Patrakov Nikolay Antonovich last NAME: Patrakov FIRST name: Nikolay PATRONYMIC: Antonovich CITY: Perm region, Vereshchaginsky district, Yakunenki VILLAGE date of BIRTH: 25.09.1924 DATE of DEATH: 07.10.1998 HISTORY: Branch of service: Artillery. Patrakov, Nicholas A., 25.09.1924 G. - G. 07.10.1998 (lived 74 years) place of birth: Perm region, Vereshchagino R-n, d. Iakounenko, guard soldier of battery management 33 mortar Sevastopol brigade 2 guards artillery division breakthrough of the Reserve command of the 3rd Byelorussian front, the operator 33 mortar battery Sebastopol brigade. Extract from the Order and Award list. Since when in the red Army - since March 1944 What RVC is called-Bogotolsky RVC of the Krasnoyarsk kr. Than previously awarded: medal "for military merit", PR. 33 MS Br No. 11 / n from October 04, 1944 order of "Glory" III degree order of "Patriotic war" I degree order of "Patriotic war" II degree. In the battles, when breaking through the enemy's heavily fortified defensive fortifications on the approaches to the city of Konigsberg and, later, during the assault and capture of the city of Konigsberg, private Patrakov was always on NP 14 of the minpolk and provided continuous communication to the brigade commander. 08.04.1945, when the communication line was broken, private Patrakov under heavy mortar and artillery fire of the enemy eliminated 11 gusts on the communication line, which made it possible to concentrate the regiment's fire on the counterattacking enemy, as a result of which the counterattack was repulsed. 09.04.1945 in street battles for the city of Koenigsberg showed courage and bravery: extending a line of communication, tov. Patrakov came across 3 enemy soldiers who opened fire on him with rifles. Undeterred, the brave signalman killed one enemy soldier with automatic fire, and the other two ran away. The line was laid in a timely manner.For the courage and bravery shown in the battles for the capture of the city of Konigsberg, I present private Patrakov to the award-the order of the RED STAR.

Full name: Konstantin Ivanovich Pishchikov last NAME: Pishchikov FIRST name: Konstantin PATRONYMIC: Ivanovich CITY: Goncharnaya Sloboda, Sudzha, Kursk region DATE of BIRTH: 13.09.1906 DATE of DEATH: - HISTORY: Rank: Captain military Branch: aviation Division: 10th mixed aviation division Pishchikov Konstantin Ivanovich, born September 13 (August 31) 1906. in the village of Goncharovka, Sudzhansky district (uyezd) Kursk region (province). On 18 August 1941. the plane on which the Navigator-gunner was art. Lieutenant Pishchikov Konstantin Ivanovich did not return from another combat mission. This fact was notified in submission No. 00511 of 23.08.1941. with a List of personnel who died in the fight against German fascism for the period from 10.08.41 to 22.08.41, sent by the Deputy commander of the KBF air force, major General of aviation Rozhkov, to the Assistant Chief of the Navy air force for personnel, major General of aviation Tsirulev (16). But already on October 02, 1941. in the accompanying note No. 0547 to the List of personnel of the KBF air force units who died, did not return from combat missions, and were missing as of 02.10.1941. there is a record of changes to the previously submitted lists for pilots who returned to the unit, including Pishchikov K. I. Konstantin continued to participate in combat operations as a Navigator of the 73rd bomber regiment of the 10th mixed aviation brigade of the Baltic fleet air force.During the first 16 sorties, the crew of Konstantin Ivanovich sank a destroyer, damaged patrol ships (TFR) and gunboats (KL) of the enemy, for which, in 1942, K. I. Pishchikov was presented by the commander of the air group to be awarded the Order of the Red banner. The award order was signed by the commander of the KBF on 03.06.1943. Total for the period from June 1941 to January 1943. Konstantin Pischikov made 90 sorties, led his unit to bombard enemy ships and ports in the Gulf of Finland and lake Ladoga, causing significant damage to the enemy, and had several promotions from the commander of the KBF and the air force. K. I. Pishchikov, who in January 1943 took a direct part in coordinating the actions of the KBF air force units in the operation to break the siege of Leningrad. the air force command sent for service in the Operational Department of the air force headquarters of the KBF to the position of operational duty officer. While in this position, Konstantin Ivanovich actively helped The commander of the KBF air force in the combat management of air force units that were smashing the Nazi invaders. In the conditions of the blockade and artillery attacks on Leningrad, K. I. Pishchikov, keeping calm and self-control, clearly transmitted the combat orders of the air force commander. By linking the interaction of units in ongoing operations, he contributed to effective damage to the enemy on land and at sea. Operations duty officers working at a temporary management (SPM) air force commander during the capture of the Islands of the Vyborg archipelago, despite the artillery fire of the enemy, he was on KP, clearly conveying the orders of the commander of the air force and controlling their implementation, contributed to the successful execution of combat tasks of aviation and assault (11).In 1943. operational duty officer of the Operational Department of the air force headquarters KBF captain Konstantin Pishchikov was awarded the medal " for the defense of Leningrad "(7), and in 1944. - Order of the Patriotic war, 1st class (10). In 1944. for long-term and impeccable service for more than 16 years, Pishchikov K. I. was awarded the order of the Red star. Award list for Pishchikov K. I. Order of the Red banner. Act of awarding medals "for the defense of Leningrad" of the personnel of the operational Department of the air force headquarters of the KBF. Award list for Pishchikova K. I. order of the Patriotic war 1 art Award list for Pishchikov K. I. Order of the Red star.

Full name: Vasily Matveyevich Panchenko last NAME: Panchenko first NAME: Vasyl middle name: Matveevich CITY: Lutsenko village, Alekseyevsky district, Voronezh region DATE of BIRTH: 23.11.1923 DATE of DEATH: 14.08.2013 HISTORY: Rank: Colonel. Branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Unit: 278th rifle division (1st formation). The summer day of 1941 remained forever in his memory. In the morning, the duty officer came running and urgently called to work. And there is already a representative from the district with summonses for military service. Everyone has one word on their lips-war! Families cry and cry. The village sent the first conscripts. In early July, they began to form youth detachments for the construction of defensive structures. From Voronezh, the train went to the area of Yelnya. The Germans were already near Smolensk at that time. From morning to night they dug trenches and anti-tank ditches. The enemy is on the outskirts of Kharkiv-you need to replenish. Vasily's father is already at the front, his sick mother and brother and sister are at home, but there is a summons and three days to gather. So Vasily Panchenko became a fighter of the 278th Rifle division, which after completion was transferred to the city of Kolomna near Moscow. The boy was only a couple of months away from turning eighteen. The division was in reserve on the Western front. In March 1942, the division was relocated to the Kharkiv region. In may 1942, a bloody battle took place there, in which thousands of soldiers and commanders were killed, 70 thousand people were missing. In may 1943, for the skillful command of a platoon and an important operation to capture the enemy's "language", Panchenko Vasily was awarded the first officer rank. And in October 1943, 16 shrapnel riddled the officer's back. A 21-year-old officer leaves the hospital with uncut wounds in January 1944. A short meeting with his family and back to the front, to catch up with his army, which as part of the troops of the 1st Ukrainian front with the fighting drove the Nazis from the ground. As part of the 126th light mountain rifle regiment, a company under the command of Vasily Panchenko liberated Kamianets-Podilsky, Khotyn, Chernivtsi, Stanislav, and fought heavy battles in the mountains on the Polish-Ukrainian border. Again the wound and again the hospital in the Polish city of Sanok and the Carpathian city of Sambor. And again in his native regiment. Victory for the company and his colleagues came only on may 11, 1945, when the army surrounded a large group of Nazis who wanted to escape from Czechoslovakia to the West. For 24-year-old Vasily, the Second World war ended in distant Herbin, after the surrender of Japan. The first post-war years for the military Vasily Matveevich took place in Chukotka. Then he continued his military service in the Carpathian military district.

Full name: German Ivanovich Puchkov last NAME: Puchkov FIRST name: German PATRONYMIC: Ivanovich CITY: Slavyansk date of BIRTH: 25.10.1923 DATE of DEATH: 09.07.1981 HISTORY: Rank: Captain. Military branch: aviation. Division: 3rd guards assault aviation Valdai-Kovel red banner order of Suvorov division. My grandfather should have been born in a harsh time. Because he is a boundless hero, because he is the darling of fate, the lucky one, the ACC, the virtuoso of his work! He was like that in everything. Love - so love! To walk - so to walk! Fly-so fly! Shoot - so shoot! A very young cadet of the Voroshilovgrad flight school. Younger than his eldest great-grandson is now. The war hasn't started yet. 1945. Commander of the 70th guards assault aviation Belorussian red banner regiment (3rd guards assault aviation Valdai-Kovel red banner division, 9th assault aviation corps, 16th air army, 1st Belorussian front), guards senior Lieutenant. He was awarded the order of Lenin (15.05.1946), three orders of the red banner (9.08.1943; 21.09.1944; 6.02.1945), orders of the Patriotic war of the 1st degree (9.02.1944), the red Star, and medals.The war is over. On account of the young beautiful officer - stormtrooper 104 flights to bombard, attack and reconnaissance of troops, equipment and enemy defense. On the personal account of the guard of senior Lieutenant German Puchkov – 12 planes destroyed on the ground, 6 cars, 2 buses, 46 trucks, up to 20 wagons, 200 enemy soldiers and officers, 30 field and anti-aircraft artillery guns, 8 mortars, 8 tanks, 1 petrol tanker, up to 20 cars, 4 buildings destroyed, 18 fires caused, 4 explosions. Of the 102 sorties carried out, 25 sorties were accompanied by air battles, in which my grandfather personally shot down 3 enemy aircraft. Together with his comrades, he stood at the walls of the Reichstag. Together with the winning heroes, my grandfather was a participant in the Victory parade on red square on June 24, 1945. From the award list: Understanding the importance of the task, he took photos without any anti-aircraft maneuver, which ensured high quality shooting for the command to solve the operational and tactical task. Well-trained in piloting techniques, has a good Navigator training. Competently operates the material part of the aircraft and weapons. Tactically correctly solves the assigned combat tasks, while showing determination, coolness, courage and courage. Leading groups into battle, accurately finds the target and accurately hits it. During his command, the unit made 89 successful sorties without accidents or flight accidents. Discipline in the link is at a high level. He passes on his rich combat experience to young pilots. For exemplary performance of combat tasks of the command, courage, bravery and heroism shown in the battles with the German invaders, for active participation in the decisive battles to defeat Nazi Germany, he is worthy of being awarded the highest government award – the title of Hero of the Soviet Union. 22 years old...Lived through a terrible time. Lived beautifully, with dignity, fearlessly, competently, talented! During the entire military practice, not a single injury and not a single flight accident! A real attack - the professional, the virtuoso. 22 years old...Young, handsome, capable.He could do anything. I started taking pictures while I was still on a reconnaissance mission. Later, in peacetime, the house was full of photos, he developed them himself, printed them himself,and made his own small darkroom. He was an avid fisherman. Tinkering, drawing, even embroidery.Passionately fond of music. Remember the movie "only old men Go to battle"? ...Sometimes I think it's about him...Here he is, conducting a musical group. With your favorite instrument. He also knew how to play the violin and piano. Autodidact. And at the end of the war in the German town of Grossenhain, he was waiting for a meeting with love. My grandmother, Alexandra, was taken to Germany from Ukraine. And after the victory, when such lishentsev as she, returned, who as they could to their Homeland, she was lucky to get a job in the flight canteen as a waitress. My eldest daughter, my mother, was born there. And two more daughters later in Belarus. I remember my grandfather as such a handsome man. I remember how his grandmother was jealous of Sophia Loren, and their banter about it))). I remember how my grandfather prepared my sister and me for school, personally drawing recipes and math tasks in the form of exercises from figures for adding and subtracting. Of course, my grandfather was always "in demand" in the company of friends, in city events. Star! He left early, at 58, and was terribly ill for a long time and cruelly. It is not clear-for what? ... Although now it is even scary to think how cruelly painful everything that is happening in his Homeland in Ukrainian Slavyansk. These events would have killed him... And recently, he again walked around red square. Along with her granddaughter and great-grandson. In the immortal formation of the Immortal regiment. And I was so happy that people remember and honor their departed relatives who defended the world without fascism. It's the grandest parade I've ever seen in my entire life!!! Voluntary. Clean. No drunks. What can I say, none of them lit a cigarette while they were in the ranks. German Ivanovich Puchkov. From a working-class Ukrainian family. A beautiful man, beautifully defended his country from enemies. Hero Of The Soviet Union. Streets in Pinsk and Grodno are named after him. We remember, love, and are proud!