Certificate Of Invalid Of The Patriotic War.

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Fortunately, Military Unit 39234 (79th Guards Rifle Division - which had been the 284th Rifle Division during the Battle Of Stalingrad, holding Mamaev Kurgan) had issued him with a Document on 14th May 1947 indicating that the Guards Colonel was indeed entitled to the full chest.

Orders,
Lenin (For long service)
Red Banner X3 (One for long service)
Order Of The Patriotic War 1st Class
Red Star

Medals,
XX Years Of The RKKA
For The Defence Of Stalingrad
For Victory Over Germany
For The Liberation Of Warsaw
For The Capture Of Berlin

Mironenko was born in 1902 and joined the Red Army in 1918. Strangely, his Medal "For The Defence Of Stalingrad" Act states his service as well as position. "Participant of the Battle For Stalingrad in the staff of the 62nd Army in the position of head of the operational section for crossing across the Volga". At the time of the awarding Act, May 1943, he was a Guards Lieutenant-Colonel, Deputy Commander of the rear of the 27th Guards Rifle Division (Another Stalingrad unit, that joined the 62nd Army after the battle, 65th Army previously.)