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Very nice, thank you!
Looks like he had no other awards. Strange, given he was wounded three time.
He got OPWII in 1985.
There is also MIA report on him from 3 August 1942 when the trucks convoy of his airfield service battalion was despersed by enemy tanks. Many didn't return to the units and was registered as MIA.
See edit above
Thank you very much, again!
I have another Russian ID.
This one has a nice picture attached to it! I can also see a medal, Leningrad medal??
And some equipment or weapons on the last page??
Can someone help with the translation? Here are the pictures:
Jr. Srgeanr LIPOVSKY ALEKSANDER DENISOVICH, 1921.
The veteran has 2 Bravery medals (both in 1944), medal "For Leningrad defence" and OPW in 1985. He must have had other medals too (f.ex. Victory over Germany).
He was a 120mm moratar crew member (a gunner), 381 rifle regiment, 109 rifle division. Born 1921 in Belorussia.
The personal weapons mentioned in the book are: rifle #70501, submachine gun PPS #371, carabine #202.
He was drafted in 1940. Was hospitalised in the course of the war.
Thanks!
When was he wounded? and was he with 381th RR all the time or also other units?
In the book I the only other units I can see (it is quite messy with all the stamps) are the reserve regiments (392, 302, 47) after hospitalisation.
Hospitalisation is due to illness, not a wound, I think.
Hi I’m really interested in one of these books , but I need one that is war time dated and states the person is issued with a Tokarev pistol as I want if for a grouping with a Tt-33.
How easy are these to come by and what sort of price are we talking ?
The books per say are available in numbers, but the trick is to have with the entry you want. Not my field, but I think it is not be easy.
I got another Russian ID-book, this one came with 3 other documents.
There is not much written in the ID-book.
Can someone help me with the text? What was his rank, job, etc.?
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