Andrei Belov

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Andrey Ivanovich Belovy, Russian Андрей Иванович Белов (born August 19, 1917 in Pskov, November 29, 2001 in Moscow) is a Soviet military commander, Marshal of Communications (1973). Curriculum vitae

From 1938 in the Red Army, 1940 graduated from the Military Academy of Civil Engineering and the Red Army, participated in the war with Finland. From July 1940, the engineer of the technical means of communication of the armored brigade, and from April 1941 - the armored division. From 1942 on, the head of the armored brigade on the Crimean front, since 1942, the head of communications of the 4 Mechanized Corps (in December 1942 renamed the 3rd Mechanized Corps), took part in the battle of Stalingrad, Battle of Kursk, Battle of Dnieper, Operation Belarusian and Baltic. 1945 Communications chief of the 1 st Far East Fronted Mechanized Corps, participated in the war with Japan. From 1948 he worked at the Military Academy of Communications, where he was a senior lecturer, 1952 faculty director and 1956 faculty member. Since 1957 Head of Military Communications Division of the Military Region of Turks, since 1960 Head of Communications Military Missile Strategic Destination of the USSR, since 1968 I Deputy Chief of the Communications Force of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR, since 1970 Head of Military Communications Union Ministry of Defense of the USSR. From 5 November 1973 the Marshal of the USSR Communications. Since 1977, head of the USSR Armed Forces Communications Force - Deputy Chief of Staff of the General Staff of the USSR. Since 1987 a military inspector-general of the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR. Since 1992 retired. Honors and awards

Foreign Honors. Bibliography

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