04-30-2017, 06:56 PM
Family, Name, Patronym. Degtjarev, Aleksandr Mihajlovich
Rank. Military Technician 1st Rank
Position and unit. Assistant Commander Of The Company For Technical Units, 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion, 37th Army
Presented For Award "Medal For Bravery"
1. Year of birth. 1910
2. Nationality. Ukrainian
3. From which time in Red Army. From 3rd May 1941.
4. Party Membership. Non-Partisan
5. Participation in War /where, when/ Not participated. In the Patriotic War from 3rd May 1941.
6. Has been wounded and contused. Not Had.
7. Has received awards (for which distinction) Not awarded
8. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Kirov Regional Military Commissariat, Dneproperovsk, Dnepropetrovsk Oblast
For the time working in the 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion in the position of assistant commander of the company for technical units Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. without regard for time or effort showed personal initiative in carrying out repairs and adjusting the coefficient of preparedness of the auto-park has achieved and maintained 98-100% preparedness whilst ensuring the performance of combat tasks for the carriage of ammunition and produce and other cargo to forward units. Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. for his great work in the company and battalion has received 5 thanks from the commanders of units, besides work in the company during the absence of engineers to repair and exploit machines of the battalion the work performed by Comrade Degtjarev who with this work copes well, clearly and accurately, taking active participation in the social-political life of the battalion, working as an investigator conducted in 1942 20 inquiries, which is recognised as a model by all units and subunits of the 37th Army.
Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. whilst in difficult combat situations has shown courage and valour in the preservation of material of units keeping auto-machines from the enemy. Comrade Degtjarev is meriting the Governmental award "Medal For Bravery".
Commander of the 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion Major Barannikov
Rank. Military Technician 1st Rank
Position and unit. Assistant Commander Of The Company For Technical Units, 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion, 37th Army
Presented For Award "Medal For Bravery"
1. Year of birth. 1910
2. Nationality. Ukrainian
3. From which time in Red Army. From 3rd May 1941.
4. Party Membership. Non-Partisan
5. Participation in War /where, when/ Not participated. In the Patriotic War from 3rd May 1941.
6. Has been wounded and contused. Not Had.
7. Has received awards (for which distinction) Not awarded
8. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Kirov Regional Military Commissariat, Dneproperovsk, Dnepropetrovsk Oblast
For the time working in the 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion in the position of assistant commander of the company for technical units Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. without regard for time or effort showed personal initiative in carrying out repairs and adjusting the coefficient of preparedness of the auto-park has achieved and maintained 98-100% preparedness whilst ensuring the performance of combat tasks for the carriage of ammunition and produce and other cargo to forward units. Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. for his great work in the company and battalion has received 5 thanks from the commanders of units, besides work in the company during the absence of engineers to repair and exploit machines of the battalion the work performed by Comrade Degtjarev who with this work copes well, clearly and accurately, taking active participation in the social-political life of the battalion, working as an investigator conducted in 1942 20 inquiries, which is recognised as a model by all units and subunits of the 37th Army.
Comrade Degtjarev, A. M. whilst in difficult combat situations has shown courage and valour in the preservation of material of units keeping auto-machines from the enemy. Comrade Degtjarev is meriting the Governmental award "Medal For Bravery".
Commander of the 465th Separate Auto-Transport Battalion Major Barannikov
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