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Newspaper of the submarine fleet "Dozor" dated August 23, 1942
Dozor Newspaper, August 23, 1942
A Soviet naval newspaper from the Great Patriotic War, dedicated to the heroism of Soviet submarine crews of the Baltic Fleet.
Main Topics:
"Daring and Determination of Submariners"
An article about the combat operations of Soviet submarines actively fighting the German fleet. It highlights the skill, resilience, and tactical ingenuity of Soviet submariners.
Awards for Soviet Submariners
By order of the Commander of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet, several officers, commanders, and sailors were decorated for bravery:
- Order of Lenin awarded to Captain 2nd Rank A. Goldberg (pictured).
- Order of the Red Banner awarded to submarine commanders for successful combat actions.
- Order of the Red Star awarded to submarine engineers and mechanics for ensuring combat readiness.
Order of the Commander of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet (August 21, 1942)
This official decree lists submarine personnel honored for their achievements in battle. Notable awardees include:
- Captain 2nd Rank A. Goldberg – for outstanding leadership in submarine warfare.
- Senior Lieutenant P. A. Senyukov – for bold attacks on enemy convoys.
- Torpedo Group Commander V. G. Shmakov – for skillful use of torpedo weapons.
Floating Red Banner for the Best Ship
A section dedicated to a competition among fleet warships, with the best-performing ship awarded the Red Banner as a mark of distinction.
"Love Your Motherland – Destroy Its Enemies!"
A patriotic appeal urging sailors to fight mercilessly against the fascist invaders.
Komsomol Members in Combat Missions
A story about young sailors inspired by the heroism of their senior comrades and joining the Navy.
Soviet Marines in the Mountains of Crimea
An article detailing the resilience of Soviet naval infantry fighting in the Crimean front.
Condition:
Printed on thin newspaper stock, naturally yellowed with age. Shows signs of wear, minor edge tears, and storage marks.
Description
Dozor Newspaper, August 23, 1942
A Soviet naval newspaper from the Great Patriotic War, dedicated to the heroism of Soviet submarine crews of the Baltic Fleet.
Main Topics:
"Daring and Determination of Submariners"
An article about the combat operations of Soviet submarines actively fighting the German fleet. It highlights the skill, resilience, and tactical ingenuity of Soviet submariners.
Awards for Soviet Submariners
By order of the Commander of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet, several officers, commanders, and sailors were decorated for bravery:
- Order of Lenin awarded to Captain 2nd Rank A. Goldberg (pictured).
- Order of the Red Banner awarded to submarine commanders for successful combat actions.
- Order of the Red Star awarded to submarine engineers and mechanics for ensuring combat readiness.
Order of the Commander of the Red Banner Baltic Fleet (August 21, 1942)
This official decree lists submarine personnel honored for their achievements in battle. Notable awardees include:
- Captain 2nd Rank A. Goldberg – for outstanding leadership in submarine warfare.
- Senior Lieutenant P. A. Senyukov – for bold attacks on enemy convoys.
- Torpedo Group Commander V. G. Shmakov – for skillful use of torpedo weapons.
Floating Red Banner for the Best Ship
A section dedicated to a competition among fleet warships, with the best-performing ship awarded the Red Banner as a mark of distinction.
"Love Your Motherland – Destroy Its Enemies!"
A patriotic appeal urging sailors to fight mercilessly against the fascist invaders.
Komsomol Members in Combat Missions
A story about young sailors inspired by the heroism of their senior comrades and joining the Navy.
Soviet Marines in the Mountains of Crimea
An article detailing the resilience of Soviet naval infantry fighting in the Crimean front.
Condition:
Printed on thin newspaper stock, naturally yellowed with age. Shows signs of wear, minor edge tears, and storage marks.
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