08-10-2016, 11:48 PM
That's my little homage to the period news reports of the time. Those magnificent men in their military machines. It is amazing how much military terminology or at least the commonly used terminology has changed over the last 75 years. Who talks of Land Ships (Tanks), Flying Machines (Fighter Aeroplanes) and Robots (Unmanned vengeance weapons) these days? All commonplace back when.
1. Family, Name, Patronym. Tjul'pin, Georgij, Ignat'evich
2. Rank. Guards Starshina
3. Position and unit. Commander Of The Supply Section, 40th Separate Guards Mortar Section
Presented For Order "Patriotic War 2nd Class"
4. Year of birth. 1914
5. Nationality. Russian
6. Party Membership. Member VKP(b)
7. Participation in the Civil War, subsequent military activity in defence of the USSR and Patriotic War /where, when/ Patriotic War from 1941, Western, Steppe, 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian Fronts
8. Has been wounded, contused in Patriotic War. Not had
9. From which time in Red Army. From 1941.
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Veroene-Don Regional Military Commissariat, Rostov Oblast.
11. Has received awards (for which distinction). Medal "For Bravery" Order #016/N 11th September 1944 Artillery 7th Mechanised Corps
"For Combat Merits" Order #021 18th November 1944 Artillery 7th Mechanised Corps
In the period of combat activities for the city of Brno Guards Starshina Tjul'pin showed himself to be a bold, energetic and staunch Guard.
During all operations Tjul'pin despite of enemy fire and mortar-artillery fire cooked, providing the personal staff of the section with hot meals.
In the region of Siřejovice from 21st to 23rd April 1945 the enemy conducted all day artillery-mortar fire and produced artillery strikes. Despite of close by falling shells his personal example of moving the machine to cover, saving the automobile and kitchen, provided the personal staff in a timely manner with hot meals.
Comrade Tjul'pin is worthy of the Governmental award Order "Patriotic War 2nd Class"
Commander 40th Separate Guards Mortar Section Hero Of The Soviet Union Guards Major Opolev.
2nd May 1945
1. Family, Name, Patronym. Tjul'pin, Georgij, Ignat'evich
2. Rank. Guards Starshina
3. Position and unit. Commander Of The Supply Section, 40th Separate Guards Mortar Section
Presented For Order "Patriotic War 2nd Class"
4. Year of birth. 1914
5. Nationality. Russian
6. Party Membership. Member VKP(b)
7. Participation in the Civil War, subsequent military activity in defence of the USSR and Patriotic War /where, when/ Patriotic War from 1941, Western, Steppe, 2nd and 3rd Ukrainian Fronts
8. Has been wounded, contused in Patriotic War. Not had
9. From which time in Red Army. From 1941.
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Veroene-Don Regional Military Commissariat, Rostov Oblast.
11. Has received awards (for which distinction). Medal "For Bravery" Order #016/N 11th September 1944 Artillery 7th Mechanised Corps
"For Combat Merits" Order #021 18th November 1944 Artillery 7th Mechanised Corps
In the period of combat activities for the city of Brno Guards Starshina Tjul'pin showed himself to be a bold, energetic and staunch Guard.
During all operations Tjul'pin despite of enemy fire and mortar-artillery fire cooked, providing the personal staff of the section with hot meals.
In the region of Siřejovice from 21st to 23rd April 1945 the enemy conducted all day artillery-mortar fire and produced artillery strikes. Despite of close by falling shells his personal example of moving the machine to cover, saving the automobile and kitchen, provided the personal staff in a timely manner with hot meals.
Comrade Tjul'pin is worthy of the Governmental award Order "Patriotic War 2nd Class"
Commander 40th Separate Guards Mortar Section Hero Of The Soviet Union Guards Major Opolev.
2nd May 1945
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
