Kostya Yakolev

Kostya Yakolev  (Костя Я́ковлев) was a Captain of the Red rifles serving the Soviet union during the 2nd World War. Known in the 1st Red Rifles Company as a drunkard and is noted for being more forgiving than the rest of the Officers of the Red rifles. Despite his surname, he is not related to the Yakolev (Yak) company

He partook in the assault that destroyed the 18th Panzer Regiment in 1942.

Early Life
Born on September 17,1907.

Kostya joined the Soviet Army during 1936 and was transferred to the Red Red rifles in 1941, during the Invasion of Belarus.

The First Battle of Smolensk
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Battle of Kursk
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Third Battle of Smolensk
He led the Company, along with the 8th Platoon and 3rd Platoon of the 91st Tank Division against the combined forces of Germany, Romania and Hungary who dug in deep in Smolensk.

Battle of Königsberg
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Manchurian Offensive
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Invasion of Hokkaido
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Battle of Hirosaki
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Battle of Iwaki
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