Konyshev Grigory Mikhailovich was born on August 07, 1926 in Kusa, in Chelyabinsk region. In June 1944, he was drafted into the army. On September 30, 1944 he took the military oath. Conscripts in a marching echelon moved from Chebarkul to Volkovyshsky station (Volkovyski, Belarus). And they got to the replenishment of the 21st Army. Grigory Mikhailovich joined the 285th division of the 1015th rifle regiment of the 3rd battalion as the 45-mm gun number. Then in the second echelon he moved to the East Prussia on the 1st Baltic front. The soldiers were urgently loaded into an echelon and transferred to Poland, that was the part of the 1st Ukrainian front. He was an artillery gunner. On January 21, 1945, in 20 kms from the Polish city Zaverce, he was injured. He was in the hospital and carried a lot of shrapnel in his body for the rest of his life. Three concussions with Krupp steel were flaring up at the end of his life. After the hospital, he was transferred to the 74th division and fought as a machine gunner. During the cross of the river Neisi he was wounded a second time. After the hospital, he returned to his native 1015th regiment, the 3rd battalion. He participated in the battle near Breslau on the outer front. Now it is polish city Wroclaw. Our troops selflessly held back the onslaught of the Nazis, not allowing them to break through to Breslau. On may 02, 1945, Soviet troops broke through the fascist defenses and went to attack. During one of the battles at a critical moment the red army's man Konyshev set the german self-propelled gun to the fire and suppressed the enemy's machine-gun point. He was awarded the order of Glory of the III degree. With fighting Soviet troops crossed the Sudeten mountains and entered the territory of Czechoslovakia. Grigory Mikhailovich did not reach 20 km to Prague The war for Konyshev Grigory Mikhailovich ended only on may 27, 1945. The fascists fought fiercely. They had to fight with the groups of fascists and traitors to the Motherland, who were eager to join Americans and Brits. After the war Guard Sergeant Konyshev G. M. joined the parade troops of Moscow/ On November 9, 1950 he was demobilized. Awarded the medal "For the victory over Germany", jubilee medals, the Order of the Patriotic war of the II degree.