Patyutko Yakov Ivanovich
Full name: Yakov Ivanovich Patyutko last NAME: Patyutko first NAME: Jacob middle name: I. the CITY: Ukrainian SSR Sumy region Miropolsky district Osoyevka village date of BIRTH: 01.01.1920 date of DEATH: 01.01.1996 HISTORY: Title: Staff Sergeant branch of service: army, air force (except marine aviation), the coast guard, the troops of the NKVD border troops. Yakov Ivanovich Patyutko was drafted into the army in 1940 by the Stalinist RVC of the Rostov region. The Stalin district. James I. at this time he studied at Rostov. Took part in the Finnish war. When the Great Patriotic war began, he served in the 109th Howitzer artillery regiment. A scout-observer. 9.02.1942 g on their own initiative under the hurricane and continuous fire of the enemy Yakov Ivanovich, breaking the wire fence on the enemy's side, which did not allow the advance of our units. He scouted the firing points of the fascists, passed their coordinates to the battery commander, who suppressed and destroyed them with artillery fire. Thanks to Yakov Ivanovich's selfless and courageous reconnaissance, our infantry occupied the trenches and dugouts of the fascists and moved forward. While correcting the fire, Yakov Ivanovich was wounded, but did not leave the battlefield, but continued to scout and transmit coordinates to the commander. For this feat, grandfather Yakov Ivanovich was presented with an award, was awarded the Order of the red banner. In 1943, he was already a senior Sergeant POM. commander of the second division control platoon. And in 1943 During the crossing of the Dnieper, the grandfather performing the task, broke into the enemy's trenches, destroyed up to 30 fascists and two machine guns. I corrected the fire of our guns, which stopped the enemy tanks and identified the fascist spotters, which I destroyed. For this feat, Yakov Ivanovich was awarded the order of the red banner. There were also serious injuries, but after treatment he returned to the ranks. After the end of the war, Yakov Ivanovich took part in the Japanese war.