Soviet 1938 "Jubilee" Medals

[Paul R]

Are there any more of these out there? I know that there were about 38,000 of these awarded. I know that there have to be more in this forum!

[Guest Darrell]

Here's mine, posted elsewhere at another time:

The person's name is Colonel Ushinsky, Boris Nikolaevitch. The stamp is from "Vistrel" Courses. He never made a General, apparently because he was an ex-Czarist officer. During the WWII he commanded the 265th Infantry Division for a brief period (looks like one day only) in June 1942, and again in 1942-1944.

AWARDED 6^th November 1938.

[Guest Darrell]

Booklet:

[order_of_victory]

Heres mine, I dont think I have posted it before

Order of Victory

[order_of_victory]

Reverse

Order of Victory

[order_of_victory]

Here is a doc I own for the 20th Anniversary Medal

Order of Victory

[Paul R]

Order of Victory,

A very wonderful set! These groupings are not getting easier to find! What is the badge he is wearing on the photo? It looks like a Red Star order?

[order_of_victory]

Hi Paul

Let me just point out the medal does not belong to the doc

It is a Red Star I have the doc for that as well, here it is

Order of Vcitroy

[Paul R]

That is pretty darned amazing!!!!!!!!!

[Guest Rick Research]

Can you get a clear scan of Gulyachenko's collar tabs? I cannot make out what branch of the service he was in. A May 1936 Red Star would be something indeed! What photo is in THAT 1941 Orders Book?

[order_of_victory]

Hi Rick,

He was in avatiation, here is some more info on the docs

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=11308&st=20

Order of Victory