Kornienko, Vladimir Fedorovich, Guards Sergeant, Mortar Artillerist/Musician
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Here is a pair to Vladimir Fedorovich Kornienko a high scoring mortarist and widely seen musician.

I was given this pair so I really couldn't complain no matter what results research returned.


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Red Star #641532. Mistakenly recorded as 6415321.

Heavily polished but research shows he will have needed to look his best at all times whilst in service.


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1. Family, Name and Patronym Kornienko Vladimir Fedorovich
2. Rank Guards Sergeant
3. Position and unit Section Commander 215th Army Reserve Rifle Regiment
Presented For Medal "For Bravery".
4. Year of birth 1916
5. Nationality Ukrainian
6. Party Membership. Non-Partisan
7. Participation in the Civil War, subsequent military activity in defence of the USSR and Patriotic War /where, when/Participant in war from June 1941 to 1942 in the Gorodov Region, Belaja Tserkov, Har'kov, Valujki, Rjazhsk, Balev
8. Has been wounded, contused. Contused, partial hearing loss.
9. From which time in Red Army. Since June 1941.
10. Which Regional Military Commissariat called. Magdalinov Regional Military Commissariat.

Kornienko, V. F. from the first days of the war has defended the homeland, as a mortar artillerist of 342nd Rifle Division. Has on his account 47 killed Fritzes. Contused in the battle for Dnepropetrovsk.
Has initiatively participated from the first days in the organisation of the ensemble, permanent participant of all 850 concerts of the ensemble, serving 790,000 spectators.

Worthy of award of the Medal "For Bravery"

Head Of Red Army House, 61st Army Major Sokolov

Worthy of award of the Order Of The Red Star
Head Of Political Affairs 61st Army Colonel A. Kotikov 1st June 1944


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To be awarded this long service Medal "For Combat Merits" he would have had to do 7 years service with a very polished Red Star on is chest during every performance. This explains the heavy wear to the silver.

Unfortunately I can't find any information on his ensemble at this time.


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