Heroes and feats

This is my grandfather. He volunteered in January 1942 through the Kirensky Regional Military Commissariat. Disappeared on March 25, 1944.

During the battle of 1945, the Baltic Front. In the picture: radio operator Vasily Vasilyevich Trusov, (from left to right) artillery commander S.F. Baryshev and commander of the 3rd guards mechanized corps V.T. Obukhov. They control and monitor the battle of the pilots by radio.

VESELOV ALEXANDER DMITRIEVICH

He was called up to serve in the ranks of the Red Army in 1939; he had a chance to fight in the Great Patriotic War in tank forces on a T-34 on the Kursk Bulge.Had a serious injury. It took the surgeons and nurses of the Kazan hospital 9 months to get the soldier to his feet. Since September 1944, the soldier is back in the ranks, but already as an operative in Kalinin (now Tver), liberated from the German invaders. He carried out work to combat banditry and anti-Soviet groups. From 1947 he lived and worked in Altai in the village of Stepnoy Kuchuk.

Ivan Mikhailovich Kostrov, senior sergeant of the guard (right). He was drafted in 1941. He fought in the 1st Belorussky, under the command of Rokosovsky, was a sanitary instructor, went to reconnaissance, took "Tongues". He ended the war in Berlin. He was awarded the Order of the Red Star, the Order of the Patriotic War, the Medal of Courage; he died in March 1993.

Kostrov Ivan Mikhailovich (top first left)

Alexander Ivanovich Etmanov was born on August 7, 1924 in the village Grano-Lighthouses of the Rodinsky District of the Altai Territory. In 1942, by the Rodino military commissariat was drafted into the Soviet Army and sent to the Rubtsovsk infantry school. In February 1943, he was transferred to the active army: first to Voronezh, and then to the Steppe Front in the 214th division of the 76th rifle regiment as deputy platoon commander of 82 mm mortars. After the death of the platoon commander, Alexander Ivanovich was appointed to his place. He began military operations on the defensive near Maslovka station, Voronezh region. From July 5, 1943 he took part in the offensive operation of troops on the Kursk Bulge - station

Eremin Fedosiy Grigorievich (1924-1943). A native of the village of Ivanovka, Rodinsky district. From school he was called to the front. Junior lieutenant, in battles on Gomel land, he was seriously wounded, from which he died (15.12.1943) and was buried in a mass grave near the hospital.

At the front from July 1942 to May 1945. He ended the war with the rank of captain. He liberated Rzhev, Smolensk, Yartsevo. He was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd degree (1943, 1985), the Red Star, medals "For Courage" and "Victory over Germany"

The photo was taken during the participation of Vladimir Ivanovich Ponteleev in the war with Japan from August 9 to September 3, 1945.

Kostrov Alexander Ivanovich, junior sergeant (on the right in the photo). He fought in the 266th separate artillery regiment. Was a squad leader. Transferred to the reserve in January 1950. The photo was transferred to the museum room by relatives.

The Siberian Guardsmen of the 154th Howitzer Artillery Regiment of the 32nd Guards Siberian Division, commanded by a native of the village of Rodino, Vasily Kuzmich Chevgus, covered themselves with unfading glory. The soldiers defended the shrine of the Russian land - the Borodino field. The combat biography of Vasily Kuzmich began at Lake Khasan, where he fought Japanese samurai. He was awarded a high award - the Order of the Red Banner. Two Orders of Kutuzov II degree medal "For the Liberation of Prague" Three medals "For the Defense of Moscow" medal for the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 After the war, he still served until 1954, lived in Moscow. In 1989 Sovkhoznaya street in the village of Rodino was renamed.

Izbienov Ananii Stepanovich, guard sergeant. He fought in the 27th Guards motor rifle Brigade from December 1943 to April 1945 on the Ukrainian front. He was awarded the Order of Glory, 3rd degree, the Order of the Red Star, and the Medal for Military Merit. Photo was provided by relatives

Seryi Peter Markovich was born in 1908 in the village of Novotroitsk. In 1941, he was drafted by the Rodinsky Regional Military Commissariat into the ranks of the Red Army. For his selfless service to the Motherland in the fight against the German invaders, he was awarded the Medal For Courage. Repeatedly participated in offensive battles in the area of cities: Stalingrad, Oryol, Kiev. He was wounded three times. He served as an example when performing combat missions. Died 21.09.1944 in Latvia.

Private Beskhlebnov Vasily Vasilyevich (1925-2013) - a veteran of the Great Patriotic War of the Bokovsky District of the Rostov Region. The Order of the Patriotic War of the 2nd degree, the Order of the Red Star, the medal "For Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War", jubilee medals.