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[SIZE="3"]14. When (month and year) called up for the Armed Forces, having worked in which capacity, from where (name and location of enterprise, kolkhoz etc.) and by which military commissariat (if called up several times, note consecutively from when to when he served and when he was called up for the last time): May 11, 1935 and from June 1941 to February 15, 1950, called up by the Military Commissariat of the Stary Saltov Raion, Kharkov Oblast
15. Service in the Armed Forces:
Name of duty position Place of service (unit, institution, formation, army, front or district, fleet or flotilla) By whose order Order nr. Day, month and year
Nov 5, 1935 to Oct 25, 1936, machine gunner 124th Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of the High Command, Kharkov Military District
Oct 25, 1936 to Jun 25, 1941 In reserve
Jun 25, 1941 to Dec 10, 1941, student Lenin Military-Political Academy in Moscow Military-Political Academy 227 Jul 2, 1941
Dec 10, 1941 to Oct 20, 1942, military commissar Independent mortar battalion, 122nd Rifle Brigade 48th Army 0154 Feb 16, 1942
Oct 20, 1942 to Aug 7, 1946, deputy regimental commander for political affairs 11th Artillery Regiment, 73rd Rifle Division, 48th Army Confirmed by attestations over 1943 1946
Aug 7, 1946 to Feb 15, 1950 In reserve People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 02398 Aug 7, 1946
Feb 15, 1950 to Oct 3, 1951, secretary of the party organization District Arms Depot nr. 875, Arkhangelsk Military District Arkhangelsk Military District 089 Mar 31, 1950
Oct 3, 1951 to Sep 3, 1952, student Course for Political Officers of the Soviet Army, city of Leningrad People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 0653 Oct 3, 1951
Sep 3, 1952 to Jul 15, 1954, deputy commander for political affairs 492nd Howitzer Artillery Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 0396 Sep 27, 1952
Jul 15, 1954 to Nov 18, 1955, deputy commander for political affairs 406th Independent Guards Mortar Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 022 Jul 19, 1954
Nov 18, 1955 to May 20, 1957, deputy commander for political affairs 219th Medical Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 024/P Nov 12, 1955
May 20, 1957 to Sep 16, 1957 At the disposal of the Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 082 May 20, 1957
Feb 16, 1957, transfered to the reserve in accordance with article 57, point A, due to specified lengths of active service High Command of the Ground Forces 03244 Feb 30, 1957
Military commissar of the Volchansk Raion
Guards Lieutenant Colonel [signed] /Falko/
March 20, 1958
Conclusion: can be used during wartime as deputy commander for political affairs of an artillery regiment.
Last name, first name and patronymic:
16. Awards and award dates: Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd Class on Aug 9, 1945; Order of the Red Star on Nov 20, 1943; Order of the Red Banner on Aug 28, 1944; Order of the Patriotic War, 1st Class on May 9, 1945; Combat Merits Medal on Oct 26, 1955; Medal for the Victory over Germany on May 9, 1945; Medal for the Capture of Königsberg on May 9, 1945
17. Stays abroad (when, where and for how long): In Poland from August 1944 to May 9, 1945 and from November 1952 to August 1957
18. Service in the old army, last duty position and rank: No
19. Service in the White Army or other foreign armies (only note service in foreign armies when the officer wasn’t serving in the Soviet Army at the same time): No
20. Has he been in captivity or surrounded, when, where and for how long (only note escapes not with a unit): No
21. Has he been convicted, when and by which courts, what for and for how long, has the conviction been retracted (note periods with punishment units as part of the sentence): No
22. Registration numbers:
23. Registered where: Military Commissariat of the Volchansk Raion, Kharkov Oblast, Kiev Military District
24. Personnel category: Political corps, reserve of the 1st category
25. Branch of arms: Artillery, military specialty nr. 231
26. State of health: Fit for service
27. Attended trainings:
28. Place of service and duty position (or nature of activities outside military service): As of March 1, 1958 director of a butter factory, Stary Saltov Raion, Kharkov Oblast
29. Family situation and address (note last name, first name and patronymic, wife’s year of birth, children’s names and years of birth, father’s and mother’s name and patronymic if the officer is a bachelor, address of the officer’s family if living apart, address of the reserve officer himself): Wife: Marfa Dmitriyevna Gladkaya, born in 1915. Son Vitaly born in 1935, son Leonid born in 1937. Selsovetsky Street, Stary Saltov
30. Special remarks:
Many thanks to Auke for obtaining the Service Record and translation!
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15. Service in the Armed Forces:
Name of duty position Place of service (unit, institution, formation, army, front or district, fleet or flotilla) By whose order Order nr. Day, month and year
Nov 5, 1935 to Oct 25, 1936, machine gunner 124th Artillery Regiment of the Reserve of the High Command, Kharkov Military District
Oct 25, 1936 to Jun 25, 1941 In reserve
Jun 25, 1941 to Dec 10, 1941, student Lenin Military-Political Academy in Moscow Military-Political Academy 227 Jul 2, 1941
Dec 10, 1941 to Oct 20, 1942, military commissar Independent mortar battalion, 122nd Rifle Brigade 48th Army 0154 Feb 16, 1942
Oct 20, 1942 to Aug 7, 1946, deputy regimental commander for political affairs 11th Artillery Regiment, 73rd Rifle Division, 48th Army Confirmed by attestations over 1943 1946
Aug 7, 1946 to Feb 15, 1950 In reserve People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 02398 Aug 7, 1946
Feb 15, 1950 to Oct 3, 1951, secretary of the party organization District Arms Depot nr. 875, Arkhangelsk Military District Arkhangelsk Military District 089 Mar 31, 1950
Oct 3, 1951 to Sep 3, 1952, student Course for Political Officers of the Soviet Army, city of Leningrad People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 0653 Oct 3, 1951
Sep 3, 1952 to Jul 15, 1954, deputy commander for political affairs 492nd Howitzer Artillery Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces People’s Commissar of Defense, Main Political Directorate of the Soviet Army 0396 Sep 27, 1952
Jul 15, 1954 to Nov 18, 1955, deputy commander for political affairs 406th Independent Guards Mortar Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 022 Jul 19, 1954
Nov 18, 1955 to May 20, 1957, deputy commander for political affairs 219th Medical Battalion, 20th Tank Division, Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 024/P Nov 12, 1955
May 20, 1957 to Sep 16, 1957 At the disposal of the Northern Group of Forces Northern Group of Forces 082 May 20, 1957
Feb 16, 1957, transfered to the reserve in accordance with article 57, point A, due to specified lengths of active service High Command of the Ground Forces 03244 Feb 30, 1957
Military commissar of the Volchansk Raion
Guards Lieutenant Colonel [signed] /Falko/
March 20, 1958
Conclusion: can be used during wartime as deputy commander for political affairs of an artillery regiment.
Last name, first name and patronymic:
16. Awards and award dates: Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd Class on Aug 9, 1945; Order of the Red Star on Nov 20, 1943; Order of the Red Banner on Aug 28, 1944; Order of the Patriotic War, 1st Class on May 9, 1945; Combat Merits Medal on Oct 26, 1955; Medal for the Victory over Germany on May 9, 1945; Medal for the Capture of Königsberg on May 9, 1945
17. Stays abroad (when, where and for how long): In Poland from August 1944 to May 9, 1945 and from November 1952 to August 1957
18. Service in the old army, last duty position and rank: No
19. Service in the White Army or other foreign armies (only note service in foreign armies when the officer wasn’t serving in the Soviet Army at the same time): No
20. Has he been in captivity or surrounded, when, where and for how long (only note escapes not with a unit): No
21. Has he been convicted, when and by which courts, what for and for how long, has the conviction been retracted (note periods with punishment units as part of the sentence): No
22. Registration numbers:
23. Registered where: Military Commissariat of the Volchansk Raion, Kharkov Oblast, Kiev Military District
24. Personnel category: Political corps, reserve of the 1st category
25. Branch of arms: Artillery, military specialty nr. 231
26. State of health: Fit for service
27. Attended trainings:
28. Place of service and duty position (or nature of activities outside military service): As of March 1, 1958 director of a butter factory, Stary Saltov Raion, Kharkov Oblast
29. Family situation and address (note last name, first name and patronymic, wife’s year of birth, children’s names and years of birth, father’s and mother’s name and patronymic if the officer is a bachelor, address of the officer’s family if living apart, address of the reserve officer himself): Wife: Marfa Dmitriyevna Gladkaya, born in 1915. Son Vitaly born in 1935, son Leonid born in 1937. Selsovetsky Street, Stary Saltov
30. Special remarks:
Many thanks to Auke for obtaining the Service Record and translation!
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