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Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-23-2012 Record card Order booklet nr. B-063476
1. Last name: Mandrik 2. First name and patronymic: Pyotr Petrovich 3. Military rank: Guards Junior Sergeant 4. Sex: Male 5. Year of birth: 1906 6. Place of birth: Village of Proletarskoye, Volchansk Raion, Kharkov Oblast 7. Party membership (since which year): Member of the Communist Party since April 1946 8. Education: Elementary 9. Nationality: Ukrainian 10. Since which year in the Red Army: From June 1941 to September 1945 11. Place of service (name of the unit) and position at the time of the award: Company first sergeant in the 109th Rifle Regiment, 74th Rifle Division 12. Current place of service and position: Worker at the Molodyozhny Fish Factory, Trusov Raion, Astrakhan Oblast 13. Home address of the awardee: 52 Trusov Street, Trusov Raion, Astrakhan Oblast 14. Record of all awards received: Order of Glory, 3rd Class 68083 Temporary certificate nr. B-562735 Order of the 74th Rifle Division nr. 041/N of July 4, 1944 Medal for Bravery 1026041 Temporary certificate nr. V-125228 Order of the 109th Rifle Regiment nr. 19/N of July 5, 1944 Medal for the Victory over Germany Permanent certificate nr. S-171391 Decree of May 9, 1945 Signature of the awardee: [signed] I confirm the correctness of the data and the signature of the awardee (position and signature): Military commissar of the Trusov Raion Major [signed] / Gulko / March 19, 1947 Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-23-2012 Award sheet [Pencil: “Order nr. 41/N of July 4, 1944”] 1. Last name, first name and patronymic: Mandryka, Pyotr Petrovich 2. Military rank: Junior Sergeant 3. Position and unit: Squad commander in the 6th Rifle Company, 2nd Rifle Battalion, 109th Rifle Regiment, 74th Kiev Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, 2nd Class Rifle Division Nominated for: Order of Glory, 3rd Class 4. Year of birth: 1906 5. Nationality: Ukrainian 6. Party affiliation: Not a member 7. Participation in the Civil War, the following combat actions for the defense of the USSR and the Patriotic War: Didn’t participate in the Civil War. In the Patriotic War since July 25, 1941 8. Wounds and contusions received during the Patriotic War: Lightly wounded on September 15, 1943, lightly wounded on March 6, 1944 9. Since when in the Red Army: 1941 10. Drafted by which military commissariat: Military Commissariat of the Volchansk Raion, Kharkov Oblast 11. Which awards received previously: No 12. Permanent home address of the prospective awardee and the address of his family: ______________ Short, concrete description of his combat feat or merits: Comrade Mandryka has been participating in the regiment’s combat actions since November 1943. In combat he showed himself a steadfast defender of the socialist motherland. During the fighting for the motherland he was wounded twice. During the breakthrough of the enemy defenses on March 5, 1944 near Rubany Most he showed exceptional initiative and vigor in combat. During the offensive he was advancing ahead of his comrades, inspiring them to conduct military feats. He was among the first to break through to the enemy trenches, where he killed 4 Germans with his submachine gun and grenades. Although wounded, he didn’t leave the ranks, but continued pursuing the retreating enemy. He deserves the Order of Glory, 3rd Class. Commander of the 109th Rifle Regiment Hero of the Soviet Union Lieutenant Colonel [signed] / Sukharnikov / June 29, 1944 I award the Order of Glory, 3rd Class. Commander of the 74th Kiev Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky Rifle Division Colonel [signed] / Gizatulin / July 2, 1944 Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-23-2012 Order
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Copy nr. 2 Order Of the 74th Kiev Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky Rifle Division, 50th Rifle Corps, 40th Army, 2nd Ukrainian Front July 4, 1944 – Nr. 41/N – Active Army On behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, for the exemplary accomplishment of combat missions in the struggle with the German invaders and the hereby displayed valor and bravery, I award: […]
The Order of Glory, 3rd Class to:
[…] 3. Junior Sergeant Pyotr Petrovich Mandryk, squad commander in the 6th Rifle Company of the 109th Rifle Regiment […] Commander of the 74th Kiev Red Banner Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky Rifle Division Colonel [signed] / Gizatulin / Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-23-2012 Мандрык, Петр Петрович ' OGIII Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-23-2012 Rubany Most = Rubanyi Mist, Cherkas'ka, Ukraine 49°9'33"N 30°31'11"E Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - PaulR - 06-23-2012 How is this Order in such brilliant condition? Was it shined/polished? Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - patricko - 06-24-2012 As you can see, the eyelet has been redone at some point. I suppose that on this occasion, the OGIII was also polished. Patrick Glory III,068083,Squad Commander,109th Rifle Regiment,74th Rifle Division - Bill Garvy - 06-24-2012 Although polishing of awards provokes great ambivalence amongst collectors, yours is an incredible Order of Glory in 3rd Class. Well done, my friend, well done! Will we ever know if the repair was period or post-war? In my opinion, it is irrelevant. |