Kuts, Andej Tihonovich, Chemical Instructor, 124th Guards Artillery Regiment
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Here is a randomly reunited pair, just need a Red Star to fall into my lap...

1. Family, Kuts
2. Name And Patronym, Andrej Tihonovich
3. Military Rank, Junior Sergeant
4. Sex, Male
5. Year Of Birth, 1904
6. Place Of Birth, Sumy Oblast, Sumy Region, Vasilevoschina
7. Party Membership, Member VKP(b) from 1942
8. Education, None
9. Nationality, Ukrainian
10. From Which Year In Red Army, 1941-1945
11. Which Service And Position At Time Of Award, 124th Guards Artillery Regiment, 52nd Guards Rifle Division - Chemical instructor
12. Place Of Service And Position At Current Time, Sumy Oblast, Sumy Region, Sumy-Stepanov Department Of Workers Supply - Accountant
13. Current address of awarded, Sumy Oblast, Sumy Region, M. Vil'mov Rural Area, Vasilevoschina

For Combat Merits 680164 2nd October 1943
For Bravery 1754948 9th October 1944
Red Star 1432508 19th May 1945


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His Medal "For Combat Merits" #680164.

Chemical Instructor 3rd Section, Guards Red Army Soldier Kuts, Andrej Tihonovich, was awarded the Medal "For The Defence Of Stalingrad" for that, during the period of combat from 5th July to 15th August 1943 picked up on the field of battle 148 gas masks, that were secured for the personal staff of the section.

1904 born, Member VKP/b/, Ukrainian, Called to the RKKA by Sumy Regional Military Commissariat Sumy Oblast.


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His Medal "For Bravery" #1754948.

Gun loader 3rd Section, Guards Junior Sergeant Kuts, Andrej Tihonovich, was awarded the Medal "For Combat Merits", for that, while breaking heavily fortified enemy defences near the river Väike Emajõgi, Estonian SSR 14th September 1944, while until heavy enemy artillery-mortar and machinegun fire with the crew of the gun, direct fire destroyed 3 heavy and 1 handheld enemy machinegun, one 75mm gun which stood in direct fire and up to 10 enemy soldiers, which allowed the advance of our infantry forward.

1904 born, Member VKP/b/, Ukrainian, Called by Sumy City Military Commissariat


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