USSR. Medal for Combat Service, Type 2. Researched Medal for Military Merit to Senior Sergeant of the Medical service Tumakova A. P. awarded in June, 1944.

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USSR. Medal for Combat Service, Type 2. Researched Medal for Military Merit to Senior Sergeant of the Medical service Tumakova A. P. awarded in June, 1944.

Name: USSR. Medal for Combat Service, Type 2. Researched Medal for Military Merit to Senior Sergeant of the Medical service Tumakova A. P. awarded in June, 1944.
SKU: CSM003-1
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1940s. Silver, enamel; 32.1 mm wide; weighs 19.2 g. Very good condition.

Tumakova Anna Polikarpovna

Date of birth 1920

Place of birth Byelorussian SSR, Mogilev region, Bykhov district, village Krasnitsa

Place of conscription Bykhov RVC, Byelorussian SSR, Mogilev region, Bykhov district

Military rank senior sergeant of the medical service

Military unit infectious diseases hospital 851

63rd army

“Comrade Tumakova Anna Polikarpovna is a junior nurse of IG 851. She has been serving in this hospital for the third year. Working all the time under conditions of overload, comrade Tumakova, regardless of her strength and time, gives everything possible to the patients. Sensitive, attentive, polite, she enjoys the deserved love and respect of patients and hospital staff.

Many hundreds of patients were served by Tumakova during her work in the hospital and, thanks to her careful care, were returned to duty. In the last months from November to March 1944, she worked in the officer department and did this job with honor. She deserves the government award of the medal for military merit.”

SKU: CSM003-1 Categories: New Items, Bravery & Good Conduct Military Medals, Documented Groups

Description

The Medal “For Combat Service” (“For Battle Meri”) was a Soviet military medal awarded for “combat action resulting in a military success”, “courageous defense of the state borders”, or “successful military and political training and preparation”.

It was created on October 17, 1938.