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Thank you guys for your input, here is a translation of the award document, seems to tie in with the action on the Belarussian front

Last Name, First Name and Last Name: Rahmatulaev Namath
Rank: Red Army Soldier.
Position, Part: 3rd mortar battery, 12th Mortar Regiment, 43rd mortar brigade.
To be awarded an Order "Glory 3rd division"
Birth Year: 1910
Nationality: Uzbek
Partisanship: Candidate VKIB 1943
Participation in the Civil War, the subsequent military actions to protect the Soviet Union and the participation in the World War II (where, when): The Western Front from 07. 1943. to present
Has a wound and concussion in the war: No
Since what time in the Red Army: 05. 1943.
From what RO was recruited : Prizhevolskim RO, Issyk-Kul region
Has any previously awards: No
Permanent home address, presented to the awarder and address of his family: Issyk-Kul region, Przhevolsky area Tirodashevsky village
Brief specific actions of the personal combat heroism or merit: The enemy in cross river side Sharovo in an amount of up to 2 battalions of infantry supported by five tanks, 25 February 1944 started a counterattack, pushed our troops, and penetrated into our battle formations. A third battery of 12 mortar regiment was cut off on the right side of the river Chernitsa. Battery commander decided to organize a round perimeter defense and firing of from individual weapons. Comply with the order of commander the Red Army soldier Rahmatulaev from his own weapon killed 17 Germans. For his courage and bravery in the fight against the Nazi invaders Comrade Rahmatualev Manat worthy of his awards.
Order "Glory iii class"
The commander of the 12 mortar regiment
Lt. Col. Anovich
9 March 1944.