For Combat Merits,1532034,Loader,911st Artillery Regiment,340th Rifle Division
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Here is the Medal "For Combat Merits" #1532034.


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Family, Bogush
Name, Viktor
Patronym, Stepanovich
Rank, Private
Position and unit, Loader, 911st Artillery Regiment, 340th Rifle Division

Medal "For Combat Merits" 024/N 16th July 1944 911st Artillery Regiment, 1st Ukrainian Front

1. Years Of Birth 1902
3. Party Membership, Non-Partisan
4. Nationality, Ukrainian

#1532034 Issued 12th November 1944


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Loader, 2nd Gun, 6th Battery, 2nd Section, Private Bogush, Viktor Stepanovich for that, during the time deflecting a counter-attack, undertaken by the enemy on 15th July 1944 in the region of Demysuv his clear and quick work contributed to an uninterrupted reflecting of all counter-attacks, during which the gun destroyed an observation point, 1 machinegun and suppressed a mortar, scattering and partially destroying up to a company of infantry.

1902 year of birth, Ukrainian, Non-Partisan, Called to the RKKA on 6th September 1943 Sumy City Military Commissariat, Current address, Sumy


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This set is also complete and not complete. His second Medal ("For Bravery") was awarded but not issued.

Family, Bogush
Name, Viktor
Patronym, Stepanovich
Rank, Corporal
Position and unit, Deployer, 911st Artillery Regiment, 340th Rifle Division

Medal "For Bravery" 038/N 26th January 1945 911st Artillery Regiment

DEAD

Current Address: Cumy, 27

1. Years Of Birth 1902
3. Party Membership, Non-Partisan
4. Nationality, Ukrainian
5. Time in Red Army 1943

Died 27th May 1950

Awarded 27th May 1950 Died Issue of award not happened. 29th September 1955.


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Deployment Department 2nd Section, Corporal Bogush, Viktor Stepanovich for that, during the period of offensive combat 1st-8th May 1945 in a timely manner brought shells to the weapons, standing on the direct tip. Securing that the horses were in excellent condition.


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