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- Gostishchevo (Russian: Гостищево) is a rural locality (a selo) and the administrative center of Gostishchevskoye Rural Settlement, Yakovlevsky District...
- type Location 1 6 July 1943 Ju 87 west of Zavidivka 2 7 July 1943 Ju 87 Gostishchevo station 3 9 July 1943 Bf 109 Krasna Polyana 4 9 July 1943 Bf 109 east...
- The 2nd Guards Tank Corps, masked by the forest around the village Gostishchevo, 16 km (10 mi) north of Belgorod, with its presence unknown to the II...
- The 2nd Guards Tank Corps, masked by the forest around the village Gostishchevo, 16 km (10 mi) north of Belgorod, with its presence unknown to the II...
- commanders. The advance was to be in the direction of Saltykovo and Gostishchevo, with the Army's right wing forces launching a supporting attack. The...
- 14 May 1943 he rammed a Junkers Ju 87 dive bomber with his Yak-1 over Gostishchevo, Belgorod and bailed out with his parachute after running out of ammunition...
- armies on a line running from Gertsovka to the northern Donets east of Gostishchevo. On the night of 3 August, the army moved up to its start line. Within...
- against Soviet positions with Butterfly Bombs. A they bombed Gremuchiy and Gostishchevo, which the 51st Guards Rifle Division held from the 3rd SS Panzer Division...
- localities in Yakovlevsky District: Alexeyevka Butovo Bykovka Dmitriyevka Gostishchevo Kazatskoye Krivtsovo Kustovoye Moshchenoye Sazhnoye Smorodino Streletskoye...
- force a crossing of the Northern Donets with a small force and captured Gostishchevo deep in the 48th Corps' defenses. General Vatutin later wrote: Guards...