Heroes and feats

Vera Kayukova (1916-1990), a nurse. participated in the Japanese and Finnish wars. Passed through the entire Great Patriotic War. She was awarded the Order of National War II degree.

Alexander Karchev (1923-2006) went to the front at the age of 19 in 1942. Was a signalman. Fought on the Kursk Bulge, reached Berlin and remained in Germany until 1949.

Kartashov Fyodor Dmitrievich (1917-1964), commander of the rifle regiment, sergeant.

Ivan Egorovich Sidelnikov (1899-1975), Minesweeper. Was injured. Returned home without a leg.

Sergeyev Ivan Alexandrovich (1929-2012), common soldier. Flamethrower.

Nikita Yakovlevich Satayev (1904-1967) Sergeant, rifleman. He fought from June 22, 1941 to May 9, 1945.

Salimova Vera Ivanovna Born in 1928. Home front worker.

Mikhailets Ivan Danilovich Lieutenant - Commander of the Artillery Platoon. Was called up by the Maiskiy Regional Military Commissariat, the Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in 1939. Missing in December 1941.

Alexey Belyaevich Badurdinov, senior mechanic. Medal "For the Victory over Japan", Medal "For the Liberation of Korea".

Nikolai Maksimovich Serdyukov (first on the right), Senior Sergeant, Head of the Automobile and Transport Regiment. Königsberg-Berlin Road, Germany, March 1945. The photo was handed over to the museum by a veteran of the Great Patriotic War N.M. Serdyukov.

Of the Staff Headquarters of the 590th Transport Regiment of the Supreme Command (Sergeant N.M. Serdyukov, 6th left in the second row), Rivne region, Ukraine, 1944. Photo was handed over to the museum by the veteran of the Great Patriotic War Serdyukov N.M.

Patkin Viktor Ivanovich (1927-2007) home front worker, worked as an assistant fireman at the Sergach station engine house.

Maria Patkina (1926-1991), a home front worker, worked on the Krasny Vostok collective farm.

Kolodey Ivan Alekseevich was called up by the Maiskiy Regional Military Commissariat, the Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic in 1939. He went missing in March 1942.

Nikolay Vasilyevich Pigolev, born in 1915, Senior Sergeant, platoon commander of the regiment.