WW2 Soviet campaign documents

[Bagration]

I have some similar documents that's why I asked you, here is one of my last just for the sharing.

Issued to the Red Army man Marinets Ivan Zakharovich

In that he graduated from the training program at the 18th Front Tank Training Regiment, and has driving skills on the tank for 4-14 hours and (????) 4-12 hours training driving.

Order on the shelf Number 476, November 26, 1943
He was awarded the title of "T-70 tank Driver-mechanic (I do not see which number ) class"

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Driver-mechanic, Red Army soldier Marinets Ivan Zakharovich

During the training at the 18th Front Tank Training Regiment, I studied the following disciplines (with excellent notation 5) :

-Tactical Training
-Shooting
-Technical
- Communication
- Drilling
- ????
- Topography
- Maintenance of machinery

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[Ferdinand]

#6 is 'Ustavy Krasnoi Armii', i.e. Red Army regulations.

[Marcel Banziger]

Nice document! And actually quite amazing that these survived so long because of their fragility.

[Bagration]

#6 is 'Ustavy Krasnoi Armii', i.e. Red Army regulations.

Thanks for the info !


Marcel Banziger ==>

Thanks, yeah this kind of documents are very fragile especially with the times, the paper get destroyed or the ink disappear ... mostly with wartime paper, I have others from early and middle 1945, the paper quality is better.

[Marcel Banziger]

Over the last months since my last post here close to a 100 new documents arrived again, and this next one stands out for me.

It's a Victory over Germany document awarded to tankist Michail Siminuk, signed by Hero of the Soviet Union Guards General-Lieutnant Petr Dmitrievich Govorunenko ( Петр Дмитриевич Говоруненко) of the 18th Tank Division.

Guards General-Lieutnant Petr Dmitrievich Govorunenko:


And the document: