Vedenkina Olga Pavlovna
Blinova Maria Mikhailovna
Bakhtina Maria Ivanovna
Almetyeva Claudia Ivanovna
Chikaev Ivan Mikhailovich
Yuvkov Alexander Trofimovich, senior team of radio operators and acousticians of the submarine S-101
Petr Ivanovich Khudakov (center) with front-line friends
Head of the Political Directorate of the North-Western Front, Brigade Commissar A.I. Kovalevsky (right) presents the Order of the Red Star to the commander of the Lychkovsky partisan detachment, Martyn Martynovich Polkman.
Old Russian partisan detachment number 66 I. I. Grozny before entering the rear of the enemy in the village of Parfino
Partisan detachment "Voroshilovets" of the 3rd regiment of the 2nd Leningrad partisan brigade. Are standing fifth from the left - the commissar of the detachment G.A. Ryabkov, seventh from the left - detachment commander V.V. Pavlov.
From left to right: Semyon Mikhailovich Glebov - First Secretary of the Starorussky District Committee of the CPSU (b).
Yuvkov Alexander Trofimovich, senior team of radio operators and acousticians of the submarine S-101
1944 год

Yuvkov Alexander Trofimovich, senior team of radio operators and acousticians of the submarine S-101

Yuvkov A. T in 1940 graduated from the Navy communications school. He sailed on the Red Banner submarine of the Northern Fleet "S-101". Their ship defeated the first German caravan on the 3rd day of the war. Since July 1941, 15 ships of various classes have been sunk and a German submarine has been sunk. The return to base was each time accompanied by a victorious salute, from one to five shots at the number of enemy ships sunk. The last salute was in 1944 and it marked the death of the last destroyer. On May 9, 1945 submarine "S-101" was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of the Battle by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the SSR.

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