Heroes and feats

Slyusarenko Anfisa Vasilievna with a fighting friend

At the beginning of the war, Natalya Korneevna was 16 years old. Natalya and her sisters worked on a collective farm. On horses, they carried sheaves of hay from the fields, threshed bread, cleaned the wheat with a winnowing fan, worked round the clock.

On the back of the photo: Air Force 2 BAU.

Portrait of V.V. Permyakov in the photo with the Order of the Patriotic War

Shown in the photo with the Order of the Red Star and the Order of the Patriotic War (left on his Soviet service shirt) and the Gold Star and the Order of Lenin (right)

Stolyarova Antonina Ivanovna. Drafted to the front in 1942. After the course of a young soldier, she was assigned to the machine-gun company of the 485th anti-aircraft artillery regiment of air defense, 3 divisions of the 1st Ukrainian Front as a signalman. Then in another regiment, where they fought with heavy machine guns.

Pashina Maria Petrovna. In 1942, among 400 girls, she was sent by the Abakan military registration and enlistment office to Krasnoyarsk, where the evacuated Kiev communications school was housed. In February 1943, she was sent to the 197th battalion of the 160th separate line-operational communications regiment of the Central Front, under the command of G.K. Zhukov, a signalman.

In the photo Malyshkin Valentin Vasilievich (right) and a friend. Moscow, 1943-1945

Meshcheryakov Alexander Gavrilovich 1923-19.08.1981. In 1941 he was drafted into the ranks of the Red Army by the Novopokrovsky Regional Military Commissariat of the Saratov region, from March 2, 1942 he went to the front. At the front, he was the commander of the communications department of the platoon of the Office of the Commander of the Artillery of the 37th Guards Red Banner Rechitsa Rifle Division, had the rank of Guard Sergeant. He took part in the battles on the Oryol-Kursk Bulge. He was awarded three government awards. He received the first medal for bravery and courage. The second - for participation in the battles at the Kursk Bulge. The third award, the Order of the Red Star, was received for participation “in the battles for the village of Khutor on 20.11.1943, being the head of the communications

Roev Petr Semyonovich, fought in the cavalry from December 1943 to May 1945, after serving in the Far East

The photo shows conscripts of the Zolotovsky and Dubovsky military registration and enlistment offices of the Saratov region.

Lyakhov Nikolay Pavlovich, platoon commander

Mikhailov Mikhail Danilovich, born in 1911, guard corporal, locksmith of the mobile aircraft repair shop №1259 of the Airfield Service Battalion. From the award list: "... working on the repair and restoration of combat aircraft, Comrade Mikhailov repaired and restored aircraft No. 13, 14, 15 and 16, where new parts were required to be replaced. The repair was given 200 hours. The work was completed in 144 hours, thereby accelerating the commissioning of combat aircraft ... Has 10 thanks for the early completion of the repair and restoration of combat aircraft. " For excellent work he was awarded the Medal "For Military Merit".

Bogomolov Stepan Efimovich was born on February 08,1920, and was drafted when the war began. He and his unit were encircled in the first days of war. Reseased from encirclement, he fought on the fronts of western direction. He was injured twice, after treatment in hospitals he returned to front again. After Victory, he returned to his village, worked at the elevator until retirement. At the front, he was a driver, transported various goods, ammunition, as well as injured soldiers. Died on February 2, 2006.

Kulapin Arkhip Nikolaevich.