Unit and Position
- Supreme Command Reserve
- Recipient of the Order of the Red Banner, the Order of Suvorov, and the Order of Alexander Nevsky
- 1672nd Stanislav Anti-Tank Destroyer Artillery Regiment
- Reconnaissance Scout
Award Recommendation
- Applying for the 3rd Class Order of Glory
Year of Birth: 1923
Nationality: Ukrainian
Political Affiliation: Joined the Party in October 1944
Participation in War and Combat Actions
- Took part in battles in defense of the Soviet Union starting from June 1944
- Served in the 4th Ukrainian Front
Wounds or Concussions
- Wounded twice in October and December 1944 while serving in the 4th Ukrainian FrontDate of Enlistment: June 1944
Recruitment Office:
- Military Commissariat of Smotrych District, Kamenets-Podolsky Region
Previous Awards:
- Medal "For Combat Merit"
- Awarded by Order No. 04 of the 1672nd Anti-Tank Destroyer Artillery Regiment on April 17, 1945
Home Address: [Not specified]
Citation for the Award:
During his service in our regiment, Comrade Muryar demonstrated himself as a brave, determined, and exceptionally skilled reconnaissance scout.
During our army's offensive on the city of Olomouc (Czechoslovakia), he, along with his comrades, broke into the city's outskirts, drove the enemy out, and captured two enemy artillery guns.
For the capture of Olomouc, our regiment was awarded the 3rd Class Order of Suvorov.
For his courageous and fearless performance in combat, he deserves to be awarded the 3rd Class Order of Glory.
Command Approval
Regiment Commander
- Lieutenant Colonel Zhuzhalov
- July 26, 1945
Approval by Higher Command
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Colonel Shemikin, Artillery Commander of the 183rd Red Banner Kharkov Infantry Division
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Recipient of the Order of Lenin, Order of Suvorov, and Order of Bohdan Khmelnytsky
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Approved on July 28, 1945
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Major General Vasilyevsky, Division Commander
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Approved on August 3, 1945
Final Award Confirmation
By Order No. 59 of the 183rd Infantry Division, dated August 5, 1945, the 3rd Class Order of Glory was officially awarded.
