10-10-2015, 04:37 PM
Adjuster, Battery of 120mm Mortars - Corporal Ivaneev, Kuz'ma Andreevich -
For that, whilst in battle from 11th August to 13th September 1943 the crew of Comrade Ivaneev, annihilated 6 machine-gun points, knocked out one gun, suppressed the fire of two heavy machine-guns, three hand-held machine-guns and a six barrelled mortar (Nebelwerfer) of the enemy, knocked out a vehicle with ammunition, as well as annihilating more than a platoon of enemy infantry.
1892 born, Non-Partisan, Russian, Called to the Workers' And Peasants' Red Army by Dzherzhinskij Regional Military Commissariat.
I joked that this time I didn't want research back to reveal another Stalingrad award (3/4 of those I've researched for myself were Stalingrad). This one isn't for action at Stalingrad but on the advance to Har'kov although the recipient was not only from Stalingrad but more likely than not served at Stalingrad in the 956th.
For that, whilst in battle from 11th August to 13th September 1943 the crew of Comrade Ivaneev, annihilated 6 machine-gun points, knocked out one gun, suppressed the fire of two heavy machine-guns, three hand-held machine-guns and a six barrelled mortar (Nebelwerfer) of the enemy, knocked out a vehicle with ammunition, as well as annihilating more than a platoon of enemy infantry.
1892 born, Non-Partisan, Russian, Called to the Workers' And Peasants' Red Army by Dzherzhinskij Regional Military Commissariat.
I joked that this time I didn't want research back to reveal another Stalingrad award (3/4 of those I've researched for myself were Stalingrad). This one isn't for action at Stalingrad but on the advance to Har'kov although the recipient was not only from Stalingrad but more likely than not served at Stalingrad in the 956th.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
