Mikhail Erofeevich Logashev with his comrades. He served on the Leningrad Front. He went through the entire war, all four fateful years. He commanded artillery, for which he received many awards, medals and orders that, fortunately, have been preserved to this day. In 1945 he returned to Kazakhstan, where his relatives and loved ones were waiting for him. When asked about the war, he never told anything, because tears would come to his eyes. On Victory Day our family remembers the soldier — Mikhail Erofeevich Logashev, who for four long years risked his life daily to bring the Great Victory closer to us.