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Nice group of awards on this guy :thumbsup
Looks to me like:
Major Tkachenko, Evstafiy Petrovich
Head 2 rate/course (not sure what in this case) Troop Unit 74382
8 April 1948 - Lieutenant Colonel Nikol'skiy
By the way Tkachenko is a common Ukrainian name apparently coming from the word for weaver in that language
Nice catch at 50 cents each if all photos are as good as this one.
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Maijor served in artillery college.
Lieutenant colonel Nikol'skiy was a chief of 2-nd stage in this college.
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You definitely got a good deal if even half of the subjects are as well-decorated as this example.:thumbsup
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The pictures are from the late 40s, 50s, and 60s. Most from the 50s. In a majority of the pictures they have lots of medals:thumbsup:thumbsup
I can post more if you want?
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doomula5000 Wrote:The pictures are from the late 40s, 50s, and 60s. Most from the 50s. In a majority of the pictures they have lots of medals:thumbsup:thumbsup
I can post more if you want?
Yes, please! I love these pictures!
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Guards Major Ivan Ivanovich Kurmanin, signed by the temporary head of the 3rd Section, Major of Administrative Service Sazonov, on 2 August 1950. The stamp is from the __ Commissariat of the Dagestan ASSR.
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Was he infantry or something else?
