Regiment Commander - Colonel
Unit: Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Protection Regiment (RKhBZ), Western Military District
Cargo ID: #543
Full Name: Denis Gennadievich Davydov
Russian Name: Давыдов Денис Геннадьевич
Date of Birth: February 10, 1982 (age: 40 years)
Place of Birth: Kryukovka, Michurinsky district, Tambov region.
Place of Death: Unknown (Artillery Strike)
The commander of the radiation, chemical and biological protection regiment, Colonel Denis Gennadievich Davydov, died on October 4, 2022 during artillery shelling.
Education: Military University of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection in Tambov, final year was at the branch in Kostroma (graduated 2004)
Awards:
Order of Courage (ph.),
Medal "For Military Valor" 1st Class,
Medal "For Military Valor" 2nd Class,
Medal "For Diligence in the Performance of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Defense Tasks",
Medal "For Distinction in Military Service" 1st Class,
Medal "For Distinction in Military Service" 2nd Class,
Medal "For Distinction in Military Service" 3rd Class,
Medal "Participant of the Military Operation in Syria",
Medal "For Participation in the Military Parade on Victory Day",
Badge "Officer 2nd Class",
Badge "Graduation from a Higher Education Institution"
From birth, Denis Davydov was proud to be the namesake and namesake of the famous hero of the Patriotic War of 1812, and grew up with the understanding that he would definitely become a military man and certainly a real hero worthy of the glory of his great predecessor. In the end, this is how it all turned out.
Denis was born on February 10, 1982 in the village of Kryukovka, Michurinsky district, Tambov region. My father worked as a combine operator and machine operator on the Rossiya collective farm. This work is hard, he came home late, and the boy had to do all the housework. The village boy knew what rural work was: a vegetable garden, harvesting, a cow, hay, and when six years later his younger brother was born, he looked after him. The future hero grew up active and athletic: he played war games, loved to kick a ball, but he didn’t shy away from work, helping his father on the collective farm.
