Soviet Bravery & Good Conduct Military Medals
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Medal for Valor, Type 1, Var. 3, #70089, with a document, Sept. 1942 issue
to a Combat Engineer Private, 48th Army, Bryansk Front who assisted his division's
recon teams. At severe risk to his life, he laid 12 antitank mines under heavy
fire just 30 m from the enemy position in an area east of Oryol. On another
occasion, he was the first in his sapper team to move forward under fire and
inspired the rest to complete their mission. The Valor Medal was his only award of
WW2. F/VF condition; includes complete original suspension. Comes with archival
research and full English translation.
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 1, #3349744, awarded in Aug. 1946 to a former
rifleman of the 31st Army, 3rd Belorussian Front, severely wounded 2 years earlier
in action near Suwalki, northeastern Poland. A native of Minsk, Belorussia, he was
drafted into the military immediately after the liberation of his city by the Red
Army and was in combat within days without any prior training. The medal is in EXC
condition. Comes with archival research.
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var. 1 (w. engraved #) on replaced Type 2
suspension, #27685, awarded in Feb. 1942 to an automobile mechanic of an airdrome
service battalion, Southwestern Front, for repairing trucks requisitioned from
civilian organizations in the first months of the war. The medallion is in F/VF
condition. Comes with archival research.
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var. 3, #234594, awarded in January 1943 to a 19-
year-old Recon Scout of the 189th Tank Regiment, Don Front, for the Battle of
Stalingrad. Later, he got promoted to Guards Sr. Sgt., received two more
decorations for bravery, and was put in command of an armored personnel carrier.
The medal is in VF condition, a well-preserved attractive example showing a great
amount of character. Comes with archival research.
























