Rank: Sergeant Type of troops: Armored and mechanized troops Anatoly V. Khayuchiy Guards junior sergeant Date of birth -1925 Place of birth Altai Territory, Rodinsky district, p. Kayaushka Place of conscription- Sarkand MilitaryCommissariat, Kazakh SSR, Alma-Ata region, Sarkand district Military unit 5 Guards. Detachment Motorized submachine gunner battalion Date of entry into service -03.1943 As part of the Active Army: to 12/01/1943 from 08/07/1944 to 05/11/1945 Combat route from: April 23, 1943, the brigade as part of the tank group, the brigade advanced until May 9, 1943. On May 11, 1943, in the reserve of the tank group of the North Caucasian Front, the brigade was engaged in the restoration of materiel and advanced in cooperation with the 10th Guards. sbr. From June 6, 1943, in the reserve of the North Caucasian Front, the brigade was engaged in the restoration of materiel, on July 22, 1943, the brigade entered the operational subordination of the 56th Army and advanced as part of the tank group of Colonel Shurenkov. From July 28, 1943, in the reserve of the 56th Army, the brigade was engaged in the restoration of materiel, then advanced in the zone of the 11th Guards. sc. From August 16, 1943, the brigade in the reserve of the North Caucasian Front was operatively subordinated to the 18th Army. On September 14, 1943, as part of the 18th Army, the brigade advanced on Novorossiysk, Anapa, Taman, Primorsky, after the capture of the cities, the brigade in Taman was engaged in the restoration of materiel. On November 14, 1943, the brigade concentrated in the Kuchugura area, being in the reserve of the North Caucasian Front. On December 1, 1943, in the reserve of the Supreme Command Headquarters in the Kharkov military camps, the brigade was reorganized, cobbled together and included in the 4th Ukrainian Front. On August 9, 1944, in the reserve of the 4th Ukrainian Front, the brigade was marching to new concentration areas, on October 13, 1944, in the Boryn region, the brigade was operatively subordinated to the 18th Army. On October 16, 1944, as part of the subordinate group of the 18th army, the brigade advanced, pursued from November 1 to 5, 1944 was under the operational subordination of the 30th sc. From November 6, 1944, in the reserve of the 18th Army, the brigade was engaged in the restoration of materiel, then it advanced as part of the mobile group of the army, then in cooperation with the 2nd Guards. airborne division, from December 1, 1944 subordinated to the 17th Guards Rifle Corps and in cooperation with the corps, attacked and defended. On January 27, 1945, in the reserve of the 4th Ukrainian Front, the brigade became operational under the 38th Army. From February 2, 1945, the brigade, being in the reserve of the 4th Ukrainian Front, advanced. On February 24, 1945, the brigade entered the reserve of the 4th Ukrainian Front for resupply. In the front reserve, the brigade was engaged in the restoration of materiel and combat training. On March 2, 1945, the brigade was operatively subordinated to the 1st Guards. army and attached to the 107th sk. From March 13, 1945, the brigade, being in the reserve of the 107th Rifle corps, advanced on Ryhund. On March 18, 1945, in the reserve of the 38th Army, the brigade entered the operational subordination of the 126th lieutenant. sc. There is reason to believe that from the Soviet units and formations, the M4A2 tanks were the first to receive the 5th Guards. brigade and 563rd brigade of the North Caucasian front. Soon, by order of the commander of the front No. 08 / OP, the 1st tank company of the 563rd separate TankBattalio(9 M4A2) was transferred to the 5th Guards Tank Brigade, and 9 M3 light from the 5th Guards Tank Brigade were transferred to the 563rd Separate Tank Battalion. Such an exchange was necessary to equip the 563rd separate tank battalion with light tanks, which were planned to be used during the landing in South Ozereyka. After the war he returned to his homeland, lived and worked in Taldy-Kurgan, Kazakhstan