The Order of Glory

P.I. Khudakov on June 22, 1941 with a parachute landing was thrown near Minsk, where he entered into a battle with the Nazis. When the Soviet units retreated, the paratroopers acted in the rear as partisans. In May 1942, after the hospital, the front again, the 20th motorized brigade of a separate battalion with a submachine gunner, liberated Moldova, Poland stormed Berlin. For the liberation of Donbass he received his first award - the medal "For Courage". Awarded: 2 Orders of the Red Star, Glory III degree, October Revolution, Patriotic War I degree, medals "For the liberation of Warsaw", "For the storming and capture of Berlin", "For the victory over Germany" and jubilee medals.

Chernykh Matvey Mitrofanovich - Commander of the Battery Reconnaissance Division of the 940th Artillery Regiment (370-th Rifle Division, 69th Army, 1st Belorussian Front), Petty Officer, Hero of the Soviet Union, awarded the Order of Glory 1st degree.

Vladimir Ivanovich Cheremshanov born in 1925 in Mishkino. He took part in the Great Patriotic War from 1944, Private, he was awarded with the Order of Glory, 3rd class.

Shamin Gavriil Petrovich, Guards Senior Sergeant, full holder of the Order of Glory.

Kurgan region Dalmatovsky district Uraltsevskoye village. Veteran of the Great Patriotic War, 68th Reserve Rifle Regiment, Private. Military awards: the Order of Glory, 3rd class, March 20, 1945

Трофимов Михаил Тимофеевич – (15.06.1925-05.03.2003), уроженец д. Матвеевка Конышевского района Курской области. Призван в СА 15.03.1943 Служил: 31 зенитный арт. п., разведчик, командир отд. разведки, старшина батареи – 06.1943-01.1947; Звание: старшина Награжден: Орден Красной Звезды, Орден Славы III степени, Медали: «За отвагу», «За взятие Вены», «За взятие Будапешта», «За освобождение Праги», «За победу над Германией», «За победу над Японией» После ВОВ Трофимов М.Т. участвовал в боях Советско-японской войны На снимке на первом плане Трофимов Михаил Тимофеевич, г. Мукден, Маньчжурия

Трофимов Михаил Тимофеевич – (15.06.1925-05.03.2003), уроженец д. Матвеевка Конышевского района Курской области. Призван в СА 15.03.1943 Служил: 31 зенитный арт. п., разведчик, командир отд. разведки, старшина батареи – 06.1943-01.1947; Звание: старшина Награжден: Орден Красной Звезды, Орден Славы III степени, Медали: «За отвагу», «За взятие Вены», «За взятие Будапешта», «За освобождение Праги», «За победу над Германией», «За победу над Японией» После ВОВ Трофимов М.Т. участвовал в боях Советско-японской войны На снимке первый справа Трофимов Михаил Тимофеевич, г. Мукден, Маньчжурия

Pinigin Vasily Alekseevich, born on September 17, 1921, lived in the village of Solonovka, Omutin district, Tyumen region. Was in captivity. After escaping from captivity, he was hiding in Lvov, Ukraine. Then he joined the "Special Purpose" squad under the leadership of Medvedev. In 1944, my grandfather was wounded in the arm and was sent back home. During the war, my grandfather was awarded the Order of Glory of the third degree. Immediately after the war, he worked as a secretary on the council. In 1953 he was appointed a foreman of a tractor brigade. In 1957, my grandfather was awarded the medal "For the development of virgin lands". Throughout his career, he had many certificates of honor.

Soldiers and commanders of a Separate Sniper Company of the 3rd Shock Army

Members of a separate sniper company of the 3rd Shock Army, Senior Sergeant O. Marienkina and Second Lieutenant N. Belobrova

Nikolay V. Shishkin, born 1911, Ulyotovsky District, team 601, 25.07.1941. Demobilised 28.05.1946. Foreman. 1732 warehouse, 24th Motorized Rifle Regiment. Far Eastern, Transbaikal fronts. Order of Glory III degree № 499867, Medal "For the victory over Japan". Place of residence: Ulyoty village.

Yurin Nikolay Andreyevich, Senior Sergeant. Awarded: Order of Glory of the 3rd class and the Medal for Courage.

Shevkoplyas Nikolay Afanasievich Order of the Red Star, Order of Glory of the 3rd degree, Medal "For Courage", "For Combat Services", "For the Liberation of Warsaw", "For the capture of Berlin", "For Victory over Germany".

Khomenko Vasily Sidorovich, born in 1925, in 1944 – red army soldier, scout of the 1003rd Rifle Regiment of the 279th Rifle Division of the 51st Army of the 4th Ukrainian front. In may 1944, he was awarded two orders of Glory of the II and III degrees.

Tsyganov Stepan Dmitrievich, Tsyganov Stepan Dmitrievich, born in 1921, in 1944 - a sergeant, commander of a communications platoon of the 647th Rifle Regiment of the 216th Rifle Division of the 51st Army of the 4th Ukrainian Front. He was awarded the Order of Glory, III degree.