04-05-2015, 06:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-05-2015, 06:40 PM by Bill Garvy.)
[SIZE="3"]Very, very inexperienced attempt. . . I need the practice, but my esteemed colleague is correct, get more experienced assistance. . .
Sergeant V. M. Yakovenko participated in the battles eliminating groupings of troops south-east of Berlin showing patterns of resistance with bravery and courage.
Supported the attack of the infantry with accurate fire calculations and guns destroyed. On the 24th and 25th of April, 1945, in the vicinity of the village Spreenhagen - two machine guns and 15 German machine gunners and faustnikov (panzerfausts?); April 26th, 1945, in the area Vlossin and Colbert - two 75mm (выгоднме?) self-propelled guns occupied positions and were not allowed to move.
April 30, 1945 in the area of forest north of Venedish-Buchholz calculated where the driver-mechanic Sergeant Yakovenko increased its combat effectiveness through one self-propelled gun on the chassis of the T-1 (tank). Joined up with the infantry units one of the first came to the area Venedish-Buchholz and connect with the troops of the 1st Ukrainian Front.[/SIZE]
Sergeant V. M. Yakovenko participated in the battles eliminating groupings of troops south-east of Berlin showing patterns of resistance with bravery and courage.
Supported the attack of the infantry with accurate fire calculations and guns destroyed. On the 24th and 25th of April, 1945, in the vicinity of the village Spreenhagen - two machine guns and 15 German machine gunners and faustnikov (panzerfausts?); April 26th, 1945, in the area Vlossin and Colbert - two 75mm (выгоднме?) self-propelled guns occupied positions and were not allowed to move.
April 30, 1945 in the area of forest north of Venedish-Buchholz calculated where the driver-mechanic Sergeant Yakovenko increased its combat effectiveness through one self-propelled gun on the chassis of the T-1 (tank). Joined up with the infantry units one of the first came to the area Venedish-Buchholz and connect with the troops of the 1st Ukrainian Front.[/SIZE]












