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Sorry for the delay. Below you will find the senior career of Engineer-Rear-Admiral (31st March 1944) Grigoriy Gennad'evich Kaidanov (01.10.1903-01.04.1990). He joined the Navy in 1923.
Jul 1938 ? May 1939: Flagman Engineering-Mechanical Staff Black Sea Fleet
May 1939 ? Sep 1939: Head of ? (исполн. должн.) Technical Directorate
Sep 1939 ? Nov 1945: Head of Technical Department Northern Fleet
Nov 1945 ? Feb 1948: Head of Technical Department Black See Fleet
Feb 1948 ? April 1950: Representative of Main Shipbuilding Directorate, Military-Naval Forces, at Factory No. 201 at Poti
April 1950 ? March 1952: Controller of Repair & Technical Supply, Operation Directorate
March 1952 ? Sep 1952: Controller at Ship Repair Directorate, Military-Naval Forces
Sep 1952 ? Jul 1953: Head of Armaments & Ship Repair Danube Flotilla
Jul 1953: Transferred to the reserve
I have made a translation from: Lure, V.M.
Admiraly i generaly Voenno-Morskogo Flota SSSR v period Belikoj Otechestvennoj i Sovetsko-Yaponskoj Vojn (1941-1945). Not knowing Russian so please bear with me in case of any mistakes.
Kind Regards
Steen Ammentorp, MLI.Sc.
The Generals of World War II
www.generals.dk
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Grigoriy Gennad'evich Kaidanov (01.10.1903-01.04.1990). Additional information will follow.
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Steen Ammentorp, MLI.Sc.
The Generals of World War II
www.generals.dk
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The Bottom Half Of A Rear Admiral
in Russia: Soviet Orders, Medals & Decorations
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Hi Rick,
Sorry forgot to mention the publication data for the book.: Saint Petersburg : Russian-Baltic Information Centre, 2001.
It does include a small traditional portrait photo and a small list of awards. I give them here in Russian. I won't try to translate them as I have very little knowledge on Soviet orders.
Награжден орд. Ленина (1949)
Красноро Знамени (1944)
2 орд. Отечественной войны I ст. (1942, 1985)
Красной Звезды (1944, 1945)
Then it just says medals (very useful ).
Kind Regards
Steen Ammentorp, MLI.Sc.
The Generals of World War II