07-27-2014, 10:28 AM
I've seen similar groups to both political and logistical workers. That being said if it were a personal driver he must have really kept his mouth shut to get the top stuff. The 100th Anniversary does suggest service (to the state) in 1971. Labour or Military we just can't tell.
If he was a fly boy he did an exceptional job of getting what he wanted with the "military only" awards, as aviators frowned upon the Lenin for "being for farmers" and Hero Star for being the nail in the coffin. The Red Banner was for those wearing green and not those harvesting it.
If he was a fly boy he did an exceptional job of getting what he wanted with the "military only" awards, as aviators frowned upon the Lenin for "being for farmers" and Hero Star for being the nail in the coffin. The Red Banner was for those wearing green and not those harvesting it.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"












