06-19-2011, 05:25 PM
Post-war awarding for wounds.
Award Sheet
1. Last name, name, and patrionymic: Shmakov, Ivan Makarovich
2. Rank: Private
3. Duty position: Navigator – Armored Cutter, Black Sea Fleet, 83 Naval Brigade, North Caucausus Front. Not working due to disablement
Recommendation for the Bravery Medal
4. Born: 1913
5. Nationality: Russian
6. Party membership: since 1932
7. Previous combat: June 1941 through 12 April 1943 and in the Finnish War 15 January 1940 until its conclusion
8. Wounds or shell-shock: seriously wounded and shell-shocked 12.4.43
9. Time in Red Army: 1931-1933 and 1940-23.7.1943
10. Inducted by: Mozhga Regional Military Commissariat, Udmurt ASSR
11. Previous awards: n/a
12. Home of record: Udmurt ASSR, Mozhga, village of Dubitel, Bldg. 9, Apt. 8
Short description of personal combat feat or accomplishment
White participating in the Patriotic War from June 1941 through 12 April 1943, Black Sea Fleet Armored Cutter Navigator Ivan Makarovich Shmakov accomplished a series of the Command’s combat missions.
While conducting an amphibious landing on 12 April 1943 for the city of Povorosiisk he was seriously wounded and as a result is in medical rehabilitation at the present time.
Armored cutter navigator I.M. Shmakov is deserving of the BRAVERY MEDAL.
Signed Mozhga Regional Military Commissar Udmurt ASSR, Captain of Administrative Services Donguzov on 12 July 1945
Recommended upgrade to Order of Glory III Class, Military Commissar, Udmurt ASSR, Colonel Agapitov on 12 April 1946
Endorsed Commander of PRI(?) Military District Guards General-Colonel Gordov and Member of the Military Committee General-Major Abramov
Endorsed Commander of Kazan(?) Military District General-Colonel (?), Member of the Military Committee General-Lieutenant Isto(?), and Senior Assistant Deputy of Personnel PRI(?) Military District Guards Major (?)
Award Card
Order Booklet V 799679
1. Last name: Shmakov
2. Name and patrionymic: Ivan Makarovich
3. Rank: Seaman
4. Gender: Male
5. Birthyear: 1913
6. Birthplace: Udmurt Autonomous SSR, Mozhga Region, village of Mozhga
7. Party membership: n/a
8. Education: mid-level
9. Nationality: Russian
10. Time in Red Army: 15.1.40 – 23.8.43
11. Place of service at awarding: 83 Red Banner Naval Brigade – Submachinegunner
12. Place of work at present: Sverdlovsk Oblast, 4 Construction Sector, Construction Trust,Wood Construction Workshop
13. Home address: Sverdlovsk, 4 Construction Sector, Electro Depot St. (?)
14. Awards:
Designation Serial Number Awarding Organization
Glory III 629.748 Supreme Soviet Edict dated 6.11.47
Verified by Mozhga Regional Military Commissariat official Guards Lieutenant Colonel Yachmenev on 21 August 1948
Summary of Doctor’s Evaluation
On 23 May(?) 1943 a doctor assessed Ivan Makarovich Shmakov as having been wounded in a bomb blast 12 April 1943 on the North Caucasus Front resulting in a shrapnel wound to his right temple and his left ear having been torn, thus as a result for at least the next six months was ineligible for military service.
Award Sheet
1. Last name, name, and patrionymic: Shmakov, Ivan Makarovich
2. Rank: Private
3. Duty position: Navigator – Armored Cutter, Black Sea Fleet, 83 Naval Brigade, North Caucausus Front. Not working due to disablement
Recommendation for the Bravery Medal
4. Born: 1913
5. Nationality: Russian
6. Party membership: since 1932
7. Previous combat: June 1941 through 12 April 1943 and in the Finnish War 15 January 1940 until its conclusion
8. Wounds or shell-shock: seriously wounded and shell-shocked 12.4.43
9. Time in Red Army: 1931-1933 and 1940-23.7.1943
10. Inducted by: Mozhga Regional Military Commissariat, Udmurt ASSR
11. Previous awards: n/a
12. Home of record: Udmurt ASSR, Mozhga, village of Dubitel, Bldg. 9, Apt. 8
Short description of personal combat feat or accomplishment
White participating in the Patriotic War from June 1941 through 12 April 1943, Black Sea Fleet Armored Cutter Navigator Ivan Makarovich Shmakov accomplished a series of the Command’s combat missions.
While conducting an amphibious landing on 12 April 1943 for the city of Povorosiisk he was seriously wounded and as a result is in medical rehabilitation at the present time.
Armored cutter navigator I.M. Shmakov is deserving of the BRAVERY MEDAL.
Signed Mozhga Regional Military Commissar Udmurt ASSR, Captain of Administrative Services Donguzov on 12 July 1945
Recommended upgrade to Order of Glory III Class, Military Commissar, Udmurt ASSR, Colonel Agapitov on 12 April 1946
Endorsed Commander of PRI(?) Military District Guards General-Colonel Gordov and Member of the Military Committee General-Major Abramov
Endorsed Commander of Kazan(?) Military District General-Colonel (?), Member of the Military Committee General-Lieutenant Isto(?), and Senior Assistant Deputy of Personnel PRI(?) Military District Guards Major (?)
Award Card
Order Booklet V 799679
1. Last name: Shmakov
2. Name and patrionymic: Ivan Makarovich
3. Rank: Seaman
4. Gender: Male
5. Birthyear: 1913
6. Birthplace: Udmurt Autonomous SSR, Mozhga Region, village of Mozhga
7. Party membership: n/a
8. Education: mid-level
9. Nationality: Russian
10. Time in Red Army: 15.1.40 – 23.8.43
11. Place of service at awarding: 83 Red Banner Naval Brigade – Submachinegunner
12. Place of work at present: Sverdlovsk Oblast, 4 Construction Sector, Construction Trust,Wood Construction Workshop
13. Home address: Sverdlovsk, 4 Construction Sector, Electro Depot St. (?)
14. Awards:
Designation Serial Number Awarding Organization
Glory III 629.748 Supreme Soviet Edict dated 6.11.47
Verified by Mozhga Regional Military Commissariat official Guards Lieutenant Colonel Yachmenev on 21 August 1948
Summary of Doctor’s Evaluation
On 23 May(?) 1943 a doctor assessed Ivan Makarovich Shmakov as having been wounded in a bomb blast 12 April 1943 on the North Caucasus Front resulting in a shrapnel wound to his right temple and his left ear having been torn, thus as a result for at least the next six months was ineligible for military service.
