Krymaev Dagir Satushevich
Troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except marine aviation), Coast Guard, NKVD, Border Guard. Division: 4th Guards Bryansk long-range aviation division. The story of a Great Patriotic War veteran "My Grandfather-Mortar". The battle is a holy and right. Deadly battle is not for glory, for life on earth... I want to tell about my grandfather, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War of Crimea Dagir Satushevich, born in 1922. At the beginning of the war, he served in the Red Army, then he was sent to the front. At that time he was 19 years old. From 1941 to October 1942, he was a mortar thrower of the 196th regiment, then 2 rifle regiments of the 533rd Guards. He was wounded in the right arm and was taken to hospital. After the recovery he fought in the 16th Cavalry Regiment and was an assistant to the platoon. For the liberation of the cities of Kiev, Stalingrad and others, he was awarded the Order of Great Patriotic War, 1st degree, and the Order of Great Patriotic War, 2nd degree. Dagir Satushevich was a courageous, responsible, brave mortar thrower. He marched through Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany, participated in the battles for Prague, Berlin. About the heroic deeds of Krymaev D.S. testify the Order of "Patriotic War", the medal for the capture of Berlin and many others. For him, the war ended in June 1945 in Germany, from where he returned to his native land of Dagestan in Khasavyurt district. Since then, my grandfather began a peaceful labor activity in the collective farm "Aksai". He married my grandmother Ibavova Gyavahan, raised 5 sons and 3 daughters. My grandfather died on May 24, 1979 from a fragment received during the war. Since those old years, there have been preserved awards, photographs of our grandfather, clippings from newspapers, which describe combat and labor victories, and letters of commendation. We carefully keep the memory of him, pass it on from generation to generation. We are proud of our ancestor! The memory of every warrior of the Great Patriotic War does not fade as long as their children and grandchildren are alive, as long as we are interested in the terrible events of the war, which took so many lives and made millions of people miserable...
Krymaev Dagir Satushevich
Troops: Ground Forces, Air Force (except marine aviation), Coast Guard, NKVD, Border Guard. Division: 4th Guards Bryansk long-range aviation division. The story of a Great Patriotic War veteran "My Grandfather-Mortar". The battle is a holy and right. Deadly battle is not for glory, for life on earth... I want to tell about my grandfather, a veteran of the Great Patriotic War of Crimea Dagir Satushevich, born in 1922. At the beginning of the war, he served in the Red Army, then he was sent to the front. At that time he was 19 years old. From 1941 to October 1942, he was a mortar thrower of the 196th regiment, then 2 rifle regiments of the 533rd Guards. He was wounded in the right arm and was taken to hospital. After the recovery he fought in the 16th Cavalry Regiment and was an assistant to the platoon. For the liberation of the cities of Kiev, Stalingrad and others, he was awarded the Order of Great Patriotic War, 1st degree, and the Order of Great Patriotic War, 2nd degree. Dagir Satushevich was a courageous, responsible, brave mortar thrower. He marched through Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany, participated in the battles for Prague, Berlin. About the heroic deeds of Krymaev D.S. testify the Order of "Patriotic War", the medal for the capture of Berlin and many others. For him, the war ended in June 1945 in Germany, from where he returned to his native land of Dagestan in Khasavyurt district. Since then, my grandfather began a peaceful labor activity in the collective farm "Aksai". He married my grandmother Ibavova Gyavahan, raised 5 sons and 3 daughters. My grandfather died on May 24, 1979 from a fragment received during the war. Since those old years, there have been preserved awards, photographs of our grandfather, clippings from newspapers, which describe combat and labor victories, and letters of commendation. We carefully keep the memory of him, pass it on from generation to generation. We are proud of our ancestor! The memory of every warrior of the Great Patriotic War does not fade as long as their children and grandchildren are alive, as long as we are interested in the terrible events of the war, which took so many lives and made millions of people miserable...
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