11-26-2011, 01:13 PM
His third (and missing) ORS (3381439) and CSM (unnumbered) were long service awards.
His second ORS (3381439) -- that almost got lost:
OPW1 => ORS.
And, to remind us of the man, his photo.
His second ORS (3381439) -- that almost got lost:
Quote:AWARD CITATION
1. First, middle and last names Reznikov Ilya Grigoryevich
2. Rank Senior Lieutenant
3. Position, unit Commander of the officer company of the political staff reserve of the Political-Affair Office, the 2nd Byelorussian front
Is recommended for the order of Patriotic War, 1st class
4. Year of birth 1916
5. Nationality Ukrainian
6. Party membership CPSU(B) member, since 1940
7. Participation in the civil war and other military actions aimed at the defense of the USSR (where and when) Patriotic War, the Crimean front, January 1, 1942 – May 14, 1942; the North-Caucasian front, June 2, 1942
8. Wounds or contusions received during the Patriotic War 2 slight wounds and one severe contusion
9. In the Red Army since December 8,1939
10. Drafted by what district military commissariat Konstantinovsky district military commissariat, Donbass;
11. Previous awards None
12. Permanent home address (of the prospective awardee or his/her family) Stalinskaya region, Konstantinovka town, Komikonovsky settlement, 29 Oktyabrskaya street
Reznikova Iraida Nikolayevna
I. Brief description of personal feat or merits
On March 14, 1942 in the Crimea, in the 51st Army of the 40th tank brigade was in the capacity of a tank company commissar. During the attack of Karpech village, the infantry did not follow the tanks. Comrade Reznikov left his tank in order to lead forward the infantry and that time was wounded in his side and left hand.
On May 14, 1942 acting as the Crimean front staff representative, at a distance of 5 km from Kamysh-Burun town he was slightly wounded in the right hand and right leg during the bombardment.
On August 2, 1942 transporting the unit to the North-Caucasian front, 336th Armavir division, he got under bombardment where he was severely contused. After recovery he was discharged from the army on October 21, 1943 because of his state of health. After the recovery he again entered the army on July 15, 1944 on his own free will.
Comrade Reznikov deserves the government award, order of the Patriotic War, 1st class.
Commander of the political staff reserve of the 2nd Byelorussian front
Major (signed) /Frolov/
October 3, 1944
II. Conclusion of the Higher Command
Deserves the awarding with the order of Patriotic War, 1st class
??? (signed)
October 5, 1944
III. Conclusion of the Army Military Council
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IV. Conclusion of the Front Military Council
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V. Conclusion of the Award Commission
Chairman
Members
VI. Award note
By order of the 2nd Byelorussian front No 0446 of November 4, 1944 awarded with the order of Red Star.
Assistance of the head department-3 of the 2nd Byelorussian front personnel department
Captain (signed) /Posh??/
OPW1 => ORS.
And, to remind us of the man, his photo.
