A Soviet Russian Order Of Glory; 3Rd Class To Fyodor Alekseevich Chernenko Archive and a semicircular banner above

and a semicircular banner above with the recessed letters “NSFK”

After the war when the air force expanded to meet NATO commitments

France joined the other two powers in order to restore her leading role in European affairs after her defeat in the Napoleonic Wars

Drivers training at Neustrelitz

Peperkamp in Haarlem

A Soviet Russian Order Of Glory; 3Rd Class To Fyodor Alekseevich Chernenko Archive and a semicircular banner aboveType II: Silver with red enamels, number engraved "383517" on the reverse, 44. 2 mm x 45. 7 mm, original ribbon, mounted to a five sided brass suspension with pinback, intact enamels, contact marks and surface wear, very fine. Accompanied by photocopies of two pages of his service records. Footnote: Fyodor Alekseevich Chernenko was born in 1915. He served as a Major Sergeant in the Red Army from May 1941 to November 1945, as a Commander of the Mortar