Original Soviet Russian Combat Order Red Star +2 Medal For Courage Bravery For one person
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Awards were given to one person Lozovoy Anton Andreevich in 1943, 1944, 1945
Made of silver, good condition
Award document
Date of birth: __.__. 1904
Place of call: Baturyn RVK, Ukrainian SSR, Chernigov region, Baturinsky district
Military rank: Red Army soldier
Military unit: 507 joint venture 148 infantry division 1 UkrF
Feat dates: 12/21/1943-22/12/1943
Name of the award: Medal "For Courage"
Awarded for feat
On the night of 12.22.43 he received an order to mine the leading edge under enemy fire in a short time, equipped and delivered up to 200 anti-tank mines under enemy fire.
Award document
Date of birth: __.__. 1904
Military rank: ml. sergeant
Who awarded: 507 joint ventures
Name of the award: Medal "For Courage"
Document number: 29 / n
Document date: 07.11.1944
Awarded for feat
Being in a sapper platoon since 1941, he was wounded three times
In the last battles in the area of the village of Ostrusha, under enemy fire, made a passage through the enemy's minefields
Award document
Date of birth: __.__. 1904
Date of joining the service: 09/16/1943
Place of call: Baturyn RVK, Ukrainian SSR, Chernigov region, Baturinsky district
Military rank: ml. sergeant
Military unit: 507 joint venture 148 rifle division 4 UkrF
Feat Dates: 04/22/1945
Award name: Order of the Red Star
Unit order
No: 39 / n dated: 16.05.1945
Issued: 148 KSD 4 of the Ukrainian Front
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