KOMOK

=69.GIAP=KOMOK
Rank:
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Mladshiy Serzhant
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Qualifications:
Shapper_Wings
Shap_Carrier
Defensive_Gunnery

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Campaigns:
This is the medal of participants of Burma Campaign

Medal for the Burma Campaign
This is the medal of participants of our Korea campaign.
Badge of the Korea Campaign
Medal for the Korean Unification Campaign
This is the medal of participants of our Kiev campaign.
Badge of the Kiev Campaign
Medal for the Kiev Campaign
This is the medal of the Barcelona campaign.
Badge of the Holland Campaign
Medal for the Barcelona Campaign
This is the medal of participants of our Korea UN campaign.
Badge of the Korea UN Campaign
Medal for the Korean UN Campaign
This is the medal of participants of our Khalkin Gol campaign.
Badge of the Battle of Zoum Campaign
Medal for the Khalkin Gol Campaign

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KOMOK's Medals:
Order of the Red Star

Order of the Red Star

KOMOK was awarded the Order of the Red Star for his first aerial kill during a sortie.
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Voroshilov Marksman Badge 2nd Level

Voroshilov Marksman Badge 2nd Level

KOMOK was awarded the Voroshilov Marksman Badge 2nd Level for passing the Defensive Gunnery Training #4.
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Order of the Patriotic War 2nd Class

Order of the Patriotic War 2nd Class

KOMOK was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War for achieving more than 10 ground kills in the most recent missions of the Kiev Liberation campaign (beginning with the 2 Nov 1943 6 am mission).

April. 06 2009
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Order of Glory 3rd Class

Order of Glory 3rd Class

KOMOK was awarded the Order of Glory 3rd Class for destroying 3 panzer IVJs, a 150mm Howitzer and a Sd.Kfz.251/1 Hanomag, totaling over 400 points in the Kiev Liberation campaign.
Date of sortie: 2 November 1943 / 10:00

April. 06 2009
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Order of Glory 3rd Class

Order of Glory 2nd Class

KOMOK was awarded the Order of Glory 2nd Class for destroying 7 panzer IVJs totaling 700 points in the Kiev Liberation campaign using PTAB and rockets.
Date of sortie: 2 November 1943 / 12:00

April. 06 2009
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StMihiel_LegionDeHonneur_ribbon

Mongolian Wings

Ml. Leyt. KOMOK was awarded the Mongolian Wings during the Khalkin Gol Campaign. In mission #6 he made a daredevil raid on an enemy airfield destroying four enemy aircraft. He brought home his severely damaged R-10 aircraft – in itself a major accomplishment.
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KOMOK's Story:

Comrade KOMOK was born on the 17th of August, 1916 in the eastern city of Petropavlovsk. His parents could not put their fing er on it, but they always had an idea he would choose a life of military servic e to the Motherland.

komok the kid

At a young age, he was accepted to the military academy for boys in Moscow where he excelled in team and individual sports, shooting, and science and history.

komok the young soldier

He did not care much for mathematics or academics in general, but he did manage to begin his first year of university while still studying his final year of preparatory school. Immediately upon graduation, he entered service in the glorious Army of the Soviet Union and was accepted into the flying corps.

komoks military honors

After completion of officer training, he received his first training assignment learning to fly in top of the line Soviet training aircraft, much better than that used by our capitalist allies.

komoks first sortie

When the Fascists invaded, KOMOK quickly volunteered for a front line combat assignment and was posted to the 69.GIAP as a ShAP pilot.

komok and his comrades

 
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