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Ed_Haynes Posted March 2, 2006 Author Share Posted March 2, 2006 There is MUCH more, including the historically fascinating autobiographies, but I sense (and I share) a desire to get on to the bleeding citations.So . . . let me see what I can find . . . . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Ed_Haynes Posted March 2, 2006 Author Share Posted March 2, 2006 And I shall not postpone this for six weeks or more because I WANT TO KNOW . . . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest Rick Research Posted March 2, 2006 Share Posted March 2, 2006 OK< stop there, Ed, and I will back-fill in the previous. I'll be adding bits as I scribble 'em off the screen onto paper, then retype (the slow part)Post #21 = born 17 July 1920, village actually spelled Gulyaevka, Oblast now politically corrected to Volgogradsky. Still showing "ethnicity Russian" (SIC! UKRAINIAN!!!!!!!!!!)Party number 1,861,963Post #22 = Class in musical techniques Ashkabad 1940Machinegun School Ala-Ata 1941"Vystrel" courses 1942Frunze Military Academy 1952"VLK VAGSh-2nd" in 1969 (whatever THAT was)Post #23 = just "nothing applies"Post #24 = Volunteered for the Red Army 12 October 193812.10.38-1.7.40 Private in 230th Mountain Rifles Regt, 83rd Mtn Rifles Div, Far East Military District1.7.40-22.7.41 Cadet at the Machinegun School, Far East Military District22.7.41-15.4.42 Platoon Commander there15.4.42-20.4.43 Company commander therePost # 25 =20.4.-22.10.43 "Vystrel" courses student, FEMD22.10.43-25.10.44 Battalion Commander, 89th Reserve Regiment, 32nd Reserve Rifles Division, FEMD (I assume this were replacement units and not field units)25.10.-24.11.44 unassigned awaiting assignemnt at 52nd Army, 1st Ukrainian Front24.11.44-11.9.45 Rifles Battalion Commander in 441st Rifles Regiment, 116th Rifles Division (one of his veterans pins is this division), 52nd Army, 1st Ukr. Front (so here he earned his WW2 decorations)Post #26 =11.9.45-18.9.46 Commander of Instruction Battalion, Independent Instruction Btn of 213rd Rifles Divison, 52nd Army18.9.46-1.10.49 Rifles Btn CO, 274th Rifles Regt, 24th Rifles Div, Prikarpatsky Military District1.10.49-10.11.52 Student at Frunze Military Academy10.11.52-29.10.54 Cadet Btn CO, Cherpovetsky Infantry School in the lovely to visit, nice to get the hell out of White Sea Military District29.10.-9.11.54 at disposal of Military Commander, White Sea Military District(and just so you are not dying of suspense the SHORT form of his 1968 Red Banner is a shockingly improper Brezhnevian Era bestowal for being great Commandant of the Kiev Highest General/Common Miliutary Command School)Post #27 (while these typed entries are easy to translate, sooooo mannnnny. Native Russian speakers, please feel free. My own school Russian is not the best, hampered by genetic resistance and race memory of my "home town" being burned to the ground in the Great Northern War. ) = Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ed_Haynes Posted March 2, 2006 Author Share Posted March 2, 2006 There is more (autobiographies, fitness reports, etc., etc.), which I'll be happy to post, even at the risk of exhausting jolly forum cooperation, but let me close with the image from his file. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Rick Research Posted March 2, 2006 Share Posted March 2, 2006 Post #27 =9.11.54-16.1.57 Cadet Btn CO, Caucasian Suvorov Officers School, Northern Caucasus Military District16.1.57-31.5.58 Assistant for Rifles Branch to the School Commandant as above31.5.58-18.10.60 Regimental Commander, 70th Guards Motor Rifles Regiment, 42nd Guards Motor Rifles Division, NoCMD18.10.60-14.1.61 Regimental Commander same but renamed as 70th Gds Instructional MotRif Rgt, 42nd Gds Instructional MotRif DivPost #28 =14.1.61-14.9.63 Commander of Staff and Deputy Divisional Commander, as above14.9.63-5.10.66 Divisional Commander, 37th Guards Instructional (renamed 63rd Guards Instructional) MotRif Div, Leningrad Military District(I've used "Instructional" but the more common term is "Training.") Post #29=5.10.66- 4.2.70 School Commandant of Kiev Higher General/Common Military Command School "in the name of M. V. Frunze." (I assume this indicates a "combined arms" higher staff officers' school, a "white diamond" badge establishment)4.2.70-15.5.73 Corps Commander, 12th "Red Banner" Army Corps, NoCMDPost #30 =15.5.73-3.6.74 Representative of Supreme Commander of the Combined Armed Forces for Command of the Army in the Czechoslovakian National Army3.6.74-16.7.76 (to be continued when fingernails stop bleeding ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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