For Bravery,2963837,Sapper,70th Separate Guards Sapper Battalion
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Here is the Medal "For Bravery" #2963837.


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1. Family, Nikitenko
2. Name And Patronym,Petr Vasil'evich
3. Military Rank, Guards Private
4. Sex, Male
5. Year Of Birth, 1900
6. Place Of Birth, Poltava Oblast, Poltava Region, Grabnnova
7. Party Membership, Non-Partisan
8. Education, None
9. Nationality, Ukrainian
10. From Which Year In Red Army, 09-1943 to 11-1945
11. Which Service And Position At Time Of Award, 61st Guards Rifle Division, 70th Sapper Battalion - Sapper
12. Place Of Service And Position At Current Time, Poltava Region Collective Farm Named Comintern - Carpenter
13. Current address of awarded, Poltava Oblast, Poltava Region, Valok


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1. Family, Name, Patronym. Nikitchenko, Petr Vasil'evich
2. Rank. Guards Private
3. Position and unit. Sapper, 70th Separate Sapper Battalion, 61st Guards Slavjansk Red Banner Rifle Division
Presented For Award of the Medal "For Bravery"
4. Year of birth. 1900
5. Nationality. Ukrainian
6. Party Membership. Non-Partisan
7. Participation in the Civil War, subsequent military activity in defence of the USSR and Patriotic War /where, when/ From 13-09-1943 to 06-02-1944 4th Ukrainian Front, From 06-02-1944 to current time 3rd Ukrainian Front
8. Has been wounded, contused in Patriotic War. No.
9. From which time in Red Army. 13th September 1943.
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Poltava Regional Military Commissariat, Poltava Oblast
11. Has received awards (for which distinction). Award not had
In battle in Hungary, Lake Balaton, Var'jashker (Somogyszentpál) Comrade Nikitenko with his stubborn labour arranged a solid defence, mining at the front of combat subunits of our front area, laying 170 anti-tank mines and 240 anti-personnel mines, barbed wire defences 375 metres.
In offensive battle from 29-03-1945 Comrade Nikitenko took participation in demining roads, settlements, bridges, personally raising 140 anti-tank mines and 203 anti-personnel mines. Participating in the construction of 15 bridges, 11 defences.
Whilst breaking defences in Feldbach, Austria participated in making passages in their mine fields, raising 120 anti-tank mines and 140 anti-personnel mines.
All of this assisted the uninterrupted advance of offensive units.
Worthy of the Governmental award Medal "For Bravery"
Commander 70th Separate Sapper Battalion Engineer-Captain Gusev
16th May 1945


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