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Medal "For Combat Merits".
Here is a rather strangely worn unnumbered example.


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Awarded to Lev Pavlovich Il'menskij and issued on 19th December 1951.

A complete dead end when it comes to research although it would very much seem to be a 10 year Long Service award after being conscripted in the early stage of the war.


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[SIZE="3"]Medal Booklet (#006072) with photograph dated May 8th, 1940 issued to Aleksei Afanas'evich Andreev for Combat Service Medal, #4079, April 1st, 1940.

Decree

On the bestowal of orders and medals of the USSR to command personnel and enlisted men of the Red Army

For the exemplary execution of combat missions at the front in the struggle with the Finnish counter-revolutionaries and the valor and bravery displayed in the process, the following are being decorated:

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With the Medal for Combat Merit:

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61. Private Aleksei Afanasyevich Andreyev

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Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR
M. Kalinin

Secretary of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR
A. Gorkin

Kremlin, Moscow
March 21, 1940

Thanks Auke!
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Hello Everyone, i just picked this medal up number 438481,and could use some help in figuring out what type of combat service medal it is.
Thank you


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Most probable that it originally was on a red-ribbon, rectangular suspension.
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Thank you for the reply.I noticed the letters are spaced slightly different than others.Were the variations on this?
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Many, if you look through the Researched Medals "For Combat Merits"

Here is the closest - For Combat Merits,0436965,Platoon Commander,608th Separate Cable-Post Company.

It may or may not have been issued on a rectangle, personally I would lean to not as it was probably awarded in late 1943.

I do know someone who offers a research service.....
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Thank you, for the great information.Yes that medal is very similar. out of curiosity would you know how much research is running?
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$25 without translation, $30 with.

Drop me a line if you want it and I can fill you in on the details.
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For Combat Merits 88602


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