Damdin Tserenjav

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Lieutenant-General

Born 1914

The group is missing a Sukhbaatar (723), sold off separately :(

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Him,

-- from order book
-- with son
-- close-up on him

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I'm not sure how much to post, let me just start with his order boiok.

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and

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Since the interest here may be more on his foreign awards than his Mongolian awards, here's the recommendation for the first of his Red Stars:

"The Assistant to the Commander of the Reconaissance Section of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Army, Captain TSIRINZHAB Dandon, helped with great initiative and energy the units of the organization of reconaissance, which contributed to the acquisition of in-time and valid data about the enemy and thereby contributed to the task of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Army units."

1945

Since almost all of the items are documented, I could post more, but I'm not sure what the level of interest would be (and posting these will require fetching the group home).

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Since the interest here may be more on his foreign awards than his Mongolian awards, here's the recommendation for the first of his Red Stars:

"The Assistant to the Commander of the Reconaissance Section of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Army, Captain TSIRINZHAB Dandon, helped with great initiative and energy the units of the organization of reconaissance, which contributed to the acquisition of in-time and valid data about the enemy and thereby contributed to the task of the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Army units."

1945

Since almost all of the items are documented, I could post more, but I'm not sure what the level of interest would be (and posting these will require fetching the group home).

Impressive group awards of Colonel Tserenjav. He served as the Chief of Military Commissariat (Voenkomat) of Khuvsgul province prior to his retirement.

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Impressive group awards of Colonel Tserenjav. He served as the Chief of Military Commissariat (Voenkomat) of Khuvsgul province prior to his retirement.

Thanks for this, every bit of information is valued. A shame that research is so impossible, but I understand at least some of the reasons for that.