Soviet Russian USSR Medal for Bravery+Dok, sanitary woman sign. Menteshashvili

Description

Korzh Anna Stepanovna,
born in 1924
In the Red Army since 1943
Place of service:
21st Guards Mechanized Yaroslavl Red Banner,
Orders of Suvorov, Kutuzov, Bogdan Khmelnitsky Brigade
Rank:
Guard Senior Sergeant
Position:
sanitary instructor of the automobile company
Awarded.
Date of presentation 01/29/1987 The award found a hero
Awarded
1. A medal for Courage without a number,
silver (the total weight of a medal
without a shoe is approximately 28 grams)
Option 4.
The eye of the medal is solidly stamped, rounded. The letters on the obverse are filled
with enamel and made by stamping. (original block - brass, tape, connecting link)
Medal Certificate Type 4,
arr. 1979, signature - facsimile, (black) Secretary of the
Presidium of the Supreme Council – Menteshashvili.
Description of the feat:
During the period of the military operation from February 15 to May 2, 1945 outside the city of Poznan,
Königsberg, the port of Gdynia and the center of Germany, Berlin.
Being in the battle formations of the advancing subunits in the conditions of a rapid offensive,
she honestly and conscientiously fulfilled her duties. Moving in columns during enemy air raids
in the Poznan area of ​​the Warta River, as well as enemy fire raids, showing courage,
she bandaged wounded soldiers and officers of both her unit and other military units.
In the city of Königsberg, she took an active part in the treatment of the wounded in the
Medical Sanitary Platoon. Through her work, she contributed to the preservation of the
life and health of soldiers and officers who performed combat missions.