01-16-2008, 06:09 AM
I just have to share this one that came in recently. This is my first Glory III award for fighting in Hungary and one of the better citations I have. This guy should have been awarded 2nd class!
Enjoy
Brendan:thumbsup
1.Last name, name, and patrionymic: Korchuganov, Pavel Semenovich
2.Rank: Guards Private
3.Duty position: Rifleman - 4 Company, 2 Battalion, 149 Guards Rifle Regiment, 49 Guards Kherson Red Banner Order of Suvorov Rifle Division
Short description of personal combat feat or service
Comrade Korchuganov was the first of his platoon to rush into an enemy trench line in fighting for the village of Chovanka (Hungary) on 25 December 1944 and in close combat killed seven enemy soldiers and captured two.
Additionally on this day while repelling an enemy counterattack, Comrade Korchuganov killed four enemy soldiers with his assigned weapon.
Signed Commander, 149 Guards Rifle Regiment, Guards Colonel Tyurin on 31 December 1944
Awarded the Order of Glory III Class by Order 01-N of the 49 Guards Rifle Division dated 2 JAN 45.
Enjoy
Brendan:thumbsup
1.Last name, name, and patrionymic: Korchuganov, Pavel Semenovich
2.Rank: Guards Private
3.Duty position: Rifleman - 4 Company, 2 Battalion, 149 Guards Rifle Regiment, 49 Guards Kherson Red Banner Order of Suvorov Rifle Division
Short description of personal combat feat or service
Comrade Korchuganov was the first of his platoon to rush into an enemy trench line in fighting for the village of Chovanka (Hungary) on 25 December 1944 and in close combat killed seven enemy soldiers and captured two.
Additionally on this day while repelling an enemy counterattack, Comrade Korchuganov killed four enemy soldiers with his assigned weapon.
Signed Commander, 149 Guards Rifle Regiment, Guards Colonel Tyurin on 31 December 1944
Awarded the Order of Glory III Class by Order 01-N of the 49 Guards Rifle Division dated 2 JAN 45.
"If we come to a minefield, our infantry attacks exactly as it were not there."
Marshall Geogi Zhukov to General Eisenhower, 1945
Marshall Geogi Zhukov to General Eisenhower, 1945












