For Combat Merits,2632277,Line Supervisor,255th Separate Battalion Of Communications
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Here is the Medal "For Combat Merits" #2632277.


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1. Family, Ljashenko
2. Name And Patronym, Ivan Nikitovich
3. Military Rank, Private
4. Sex, Male
5. Year Of Birth, 1926
6. Place Of Birth, Har'kov Oblast, Pechenegi Region, Shevshenko Rural Council, Collective Farm Frunze
7. Party Membership, VLKSM from 1945
8. Education, 6 Classes
9. Nationality, Ukrainian
10. From Which Year In Red Army, From 1943.
11. Which Service And Position At Time Of Award, 255th Separate Battalion Of Governmental Communications Ministry Of Internal Affairs, 3rd Separate Regiment Of Governmental Communications Ministry Of Internal Affairs of the USSR - Line Supervisor.
12. Place Of Service And Position At Current Time, School of Sergeant Staff, 16th Separate Regiment Of Governmental Communications Ministry Of Internal Affairs of the USSR - Student
13. Home address of awarded, Har'kov Oblast, Pechenegi Region, Shevshenko Rural Council, Collective Farm Frunze


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1. Family, Name and Patronym. Ljashenko, Ivan Nikitovich
2. Rank. Private
3. Position and unit. Line Supervisor, 255th Separate Battalion Of Governmental Communications
Presented for the Medal "For Combat Merits".
4. Year of birth. 1926
5. Nationality. Russian
6. Party Membership. Non-Partisan
7. Participation in the Civil War, subsequent military activity in defence of the USSR and Patriotic War (where, when) Participant in the Patriotic War from May 1943.
8. Has been wounded or contused in Patriotic War. Not had.
9. From which time in Red Army. From May 1943.
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Pechenegi Regional Military Commissariat
11. Has received awards (for which distinction) Not had.

True to oath at the front from May 1943.
Stable in combat situations.
Working as a line supervisor of the Cable-Pole Company Ljashenko showed himself, like a fighter, despising death.
Working to position cable-post lines in the region of Rakówka, Zalesie, Osówiec-Szlachecki Red Army Soldier Ljashenko showed courage and valour. The site, where he was putting up the line, was mined.
The enemy subjected him to aerial bombing, despite of this Ljashenko fearlessly went forward. Extracting the mines under aerial bombardment, eliminated the damage.

Comrade Ljashenko is worthy of the Governmental Award Medal "For Combat Merits".

Commander of the 255th Separate Battalion Of Governmental Communications Major Vasilenko.
19th March 1945.


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