Andrei ボロヴィフ

Andrei イェゴーロヴィチ ・ ボロヴィフ АндрейЕгоровичБоровых
The birth	1921October 30 Russia Soviet Union socialism republic Kursk prefecture Kursk
Death	1989November 7 Russia Soviet Union socialism republic Moscow
Position organization	Red air force Soviet Union Air Force
Military career	From 1940 to 1989
The last rank	Air force upper grade general
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Andrei イェゴーロヴィチ ボロヴィフ (АндрейЕгоровичБоровых, from October 30, 1921 to November 7, 1989) is an officer of the Soviet Union. Soviet Union hero (twice). The last rank an air force upper grade general [¹]. It is the ace pilot who recorded 32 number of the total shooting down in World War II.

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Career

On October 30, 1921, ボロヴィフ is born in Kursk of the Russia Soviet Union socialism republic. Graduated from a high school in 1936, and entered Red Army troops in 1940 [¹]; [²].

ボロヴィフ belongs to the sixth the 16th aviation forces (English version) battle aviation army corps 157th battle aviation regiment [¹] and proceeds to the front of the great mother country war from December, 1941. He drove Yak-7B and ran around Oryol and Kursk, ホメリ, Lviv, Warsaw, the cities such as Berlin by protection, the reconnaissance of interception and the bomber of the enemy plane [²].

He records 32 shooting down in individuals, shooting down 14 by the combination during the Great War and is presented with Soviet Union hero the Order of Lenin second twice.

Bestowal of an order

The Soviet Union

	Two times of Soviet Union heroes (on August 24, 1943 February 23, 1945) [2]
	Two times of Order of Lenin
	Five times of red flag decorations
	Alexander Nevsky decoration（Russian version）
	The first class mother country war decoration
	Three times of Akaboshi decorations
	The third class Soviet Union forces duty mother country service decoration (English version)
	Victory badge in the from 1941 to 1945 great mother country war to Germany（English version）
	Badge commemorative for 1,941 years for –1945 age size mother country war victory 20 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for 1,941 years for –1945 age size mother country war victory 30 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for 1,941 years for –1945 age size mother country war victory 40 years（English version）
	Meritorious services in war badge (English version)
	Moscow defense badge (English version)
	Berlin capture badge (English version)
	Warsaw liberation badge (English version)
	Soviet Union forces veteran badge (English version)
	Military cooperation reinforcement badge (English version)
	Virginal soil reclamation badge（English version) two times
	Badge commemorative for Soviet Union army and navy 30 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for Soviet Union forces 40 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for Soviet Union forces 50 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for Soviet Union forces 60 years（English version）
	Badge commemorative for Soviet Union forces 70 years（English version）
	Complete military duties badges (English version) such as 1
	Complete military duties badges such as 2
	Soviet Union honor military affairs pilot
	Excellent ability military affairs pilot（Russian version) first grade

Foreign country

	The fourth class Poland revival decoration (Poland)
	A meritorious services in war badge (Mongolia) (Russian version) (the Mongolian People's Republic)
	Badge commemorative for Mongolian people's army 50 years（Russian version）

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b c} "Andrei ボロヴィフ". Героистраны("Heroes of the Country") (Russian). 
2. ^ ^{a b c} "Andrey Borovykh". ECC Sokolniki. January 23, 2014 reading.

Allied item

• Soviet Union hero
• Ace pilot

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