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Ibragim Magomietowicz Dzusow (born on December 16, 1905 in the village of Zamankuł in North Ossetia, died October 28, 1980 in Ordzhonikidzem) - Soviet General Aviation, Hero of the Soviet Union (1945). Curriculum vitae

He was born in an Ossetian peasant family. He finished part-time high school, he studied at the Communist University of Working East in Moscow, he served in the Red Army from March 1924. From 1926 he belonged to the WKP (b), in 1927 he finished the cavalry school in Krasnodar and became commander of the cavalry platoon in the North Caucasus Military District, from October 1927 served in the Air Force, in 1929 he graduated from the military school of airmen in Orenburg. He served in the Ukrainian Military District, in 1932 he finished 2 Borisoglebski Military School of Aviators and became the commander of the key and navigator (a squadron) of the Air Force squadron of the Zakaukaskie Military District, from October 1936 to April 1939 he was a navigator of the 95th Aviation Brigade of the Zakaukaskie Military District. From April 29, 1939 to April 1940, he commanded the 45th Air Force Regiment of the Zakaukaskie Military District, and in 1940-1941 he studied at the Military and Air Academy of the Red Army. Żukowskiego, from 9 January 1942 participated in the war with Germany, initially fought on the Crimean Front. From May 1943 to May 1944 he commanded 216 Myśliwska Air Division / 9 Gwardian Hunting Air Division of the 8th Air Force of the Southern Front and 4 Ukrainian, took part in the Donbass and Melitopol operation, in May 1944 he became Major General and became commander of the 6th Gwardian Hunting Air Corps 16 The Air Force of the 1st Belorussian Front, participated in the Belarussian, Vistula-Oder, Pomeranian and Berlin operations. Until May 1943 he made 82 combat flights, flew 11 air fights, in which he dropped 4 enemy planes; besides, he destroyed one enemy plane on the ground when attacking an enemy airport. In 1948 he graduated from the Military Academy of Voroshilov and became a commander of the commander of the 16th Air Army in the Soviet Army Group in Germany, from June 1949 to October 1951 he was an auxiliary commander of the 57th Air Army, and from October 1951 to May 1955 he became the head of the Krasnoyarsk Crew Fleet, then he ceased military service. Honors

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