Décorations ciel de gloire - histoire des as de l\'aviation de 1914 à nos jours



 

 

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U.R.S.S


Instituted: 1 August 1939 by the Presidium of the Chief Soviet of the Soviet Union

Awarded: To those persons (military or civilian) granted the title "Hero of the Soviet Union". The title is granted for heroic actions in the service of the state.

 

 
 

 
 

 


















Ordre du Drapeau Rouge
Ordre de Lenine
Ordre de la Révolution d'Octobre
Ordre de la Gloire 1ere Classe
Ordre de la Gloire 2eme Classe
Ordre de la Gloire 3eme Classe
Instituted: 1 August 1924.

Awarded: To individuals for fearlessness, devotion and bravery in battle or to military units for contributing to the successful outcome of a battle or operation in war time.

Instituted: 6 April 1930 by the Central Executive Committee of the Soviet Union.

Awarded: To individuals or collectives for outstanding achievement.

Instituted: 31 October 1967.

Awarded: To individuals or groups for services furthering communism or the state, or in enhancing the defences of the Soviet Union.

Instituted: 8 November 1943.

Awarded: For bravery in the face of the enemy.

 

 
 

 


















Médaille de la Victoire
Médaille de la prise de Koenisberg
Médaille de Nakimov
Médaille pour la défense de Leningrad
Médaille de la Bravoure
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Kutuzov 1ere Classe
Kutuzov 2eme Classe
Kutuzov 3eme Classe
Ordre de la Guerre Patriotique 1er Cl
Ordre de la Guerre Patriotique 2e Cl
Ordre de Newsky
1st Class-Established 29 July 1942. Awarded to group and army commanders and their staffs for exceptional service in directing combat operations

 

Established 29 July 1942. Awarded to corps, division, and brigade commanders and their chiefs of staff for successful operations inflicting heavy losses on an enemy while retaining the battle worthiness of their own troops.
Established 8 February 1943. Awarded to regimental, battalion, and company commanders and to regimental chiefs of staff for initiative displayed in combat operations which inflict severe losses on an enemy as the result of a sudden and daring attack.
Instituted: 20 May 1942.
Awarded: To those who displayed bravery and resourcefulness in the war against Germany.
Instituted: 29 July 1942.
Awarded: To officers of the army for personal courage and resolute leadership.

 

 
 

 


















Ushakhov 1
Ushakhov 2
Nakhimov 1
Nakhimov 2
Ordre de la victoire
Ordre de l'étoile Rouge

Established 3 March 1944. Awarded to naval officers for outstanding achievements in planning and conducting naval operations and for victories in combat resulting from such operations.

Established 3 March 1944. Awarded to naval officers for excellent direction and successful planning of a sea battle against a numerically superior enemy that results in the annihilation of many forces.
Established 3 March 1944. Awarded to naval officers for skillfully planning and conducting joint defense operations involving all forces of the fleet which lead to destruction or routing of the enemy's naval forces.
Established 3 March 1944. Awarded to naval officers for skillful, aggressive actions and personal leadership in the defense of their own communications, bases, and seacoast areas, resulting in the destruction of numerous enemy forces and hindering the execution of the enemy mission.

Order of Victory
Highest Soviet military decoration. Established 8 November 1943. Awarded to members of the armed forces high command for successfully conducting combat operations involving one or more army groups, and resulting in a radical change of the situation in favor of the Soviet Armed Forces. The award is constructed of platinum, gold, silver, enamel, and studded with 174 separate diamonds and 5 five-carat synthetic rubies.

Instituted: 6 April 1930.

Awarded: To army personnel for distinction in the defense of the country in both peace and war time.

 

 
 

 














Boghdan Khmyelnitsky 1
Boghdan Khmyelnitsky 2
Boghdan Khmyelnitsky 3
Suvorov 1
Suvorov 2
Suvorov 3
Established 10 October 1943. Awarded to commanders of fronts, fleets, armies, and flotillas and to commanders of partisan unit formations for outstanding merit.

Established 10 October 1943. Awarded to corps, division, brigade, and regimental commanders; to their deputies and chiefs of staff; and to commanders of partisan unit formations, their
Established 10 October 1943. Awarded to officers up to battalion commander in the armed forces and to equivalent regimental commanders, their chiefs of staff, and battalion and company commanders for outstanding leadership, organizational ability, and perseverance leading to decisive victory in battle.
established 29 July 1942. Awarded to army commanders and their staffs for exceptional service in directing combat operations.
Established 29 July 1942. Awarded to corps, division, and brigade commanders and their staffs for planning a battle which, as a result of a surprise and decisive attack, leads to the destruction of a numerically superior enemy.
Established 29 July 1942. Awarded to regimental commanders, their chiefs of staff, and battalion and company commanders for outstanding leadership, organizational ability, and perseverance leading to decisive victory in battle.

Sources : http://www.medals.org.uk/


 

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