Soviet Order of Glory 3rd Calss 416960

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First up heres the medal

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Heres the award card, any help in translating this would be appriciated

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[Ferdinand]

1. Nosov

2. Minody (Never heard that one before) Andreyevich

3. Guards Sergeant

4. Male

5. Born in 1915

6. Born in ??, Bryansk Oblast

7. Not a Party member

8. Primary education

9. Russian nationality

10. From March 1943 to ?? 1945 in the Red Army

11. At the time of the awarding served in the 114th Guards Rifle Regiment, 34th Guards Rifle Division, 65th Army, 2nd Belorussian Front - Commander of something I can't read

12. ?

13. Living somewhere in the Bryansk Oblast

Medal for Military Merit # 621730 per Prikaz of the 115th Independent Rifle Brigade of 3 Dec 1943

Medal for Bravery # 426447 per Prikaz of the 115th Independent Rifle Brigade of 11 Jul 1944

Order of Glory # 416960 per Prikaz of the 37th Guards Rifle Division of 13 May 1945

Award Record Card filled in on 31? July 1947.

Maybe Rick or someone else can fill in the blanks?

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Thanks Ferdinand I was realy struggling with the scrible on this one

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[Riley1965]

OoV,

That's a GREAT medal and award card!!! I need to add more Orders of Glory to my collection. An OoG is a definate research of Valour.

Doc

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OoV,

That's a GREAT medal and award card!!! I need to add more Orders of Glory to my collection. An OoG is a definate research of Valour.

Doc

Hi Doc,

Glad you like it I know have 3 Order of Glory 3rd Class and one 2nd Class

OoV

[Guest Rick Research]

He was "commander of a mortar crew."

Born in, and returned to live in, village of Izbechiye Komarichenniye, Komarichensy Raion of Bryansk Oblast.

His civilian job was foreman ("Desyatnik" which is literally "leader of 10") at the Komarichney "Rai-der," "Rai" being the abbreviation for Raion (district) but I don't know what "der" would come out for. Wreched Soviet acronyms!!!!!!

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He was "commander of a mortar crew."

Born in, and returned to live in, village of Izbechiye Komarichenniye, Komarichensy Raion of Bryansk Oblast.

His civilian job was foreman ("Desyatnik" which is literally "leader of 10") at the Komarichney "Rai-der," "Rai" being the abbreviation for Raion (district) but I don't know what "der" would come out for. Wreched Soviet acronyms!!!!!!

Thanks Rick for those additional pieces of information

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