The Twenty-Eight Guardsmen
- Vasily "Diev" Klochkov (8.3.1911 - 16.11.1941)
- Ivan Sheptekov (1910 - 16.11.1941)
- Abram Kriuchkov (1910 - 16.11.1941)
- Gavril Mitin (1908 - 16.11.1941)
- Alikbai Kosaev (11.5.1905 - 16.11.1941)
- Grigory Petrenko (22.11.1909 - 16.11.1941)
- Nursutbai Esebulatov (1913 - 16.11.1941)
- Dmitri Kalenik (1910 - 16.11.1941)
- Piotr Dutov (6.8.1916 - 16.11.1941)
- Nikita Mitchenko (3.4.1910 - 16.11.1941)
- Duishenkul Shopokov (19.5.15 - 16.11.1941)
- Grigory Konkin (1911 - 16.11.1941)
- Ivan Moskalenko (1912 - 16.11.1941)
- Piotr Emtsov (14.5.1909 - 16.11.1941)
- Nikolai Trofimov (9.5.1915 - 16.11.1941)
- Yakov Bondarenko (1905 - 16.11.1941)
- Grigory Bezrodnikh (1909 - 16.11.1941)
- Musabek Sengirbayev (10.3.1917 - 16.11.1941)
- Nikolai Maximov (5.7.1911 - 16.11.1941)
- Nikolai Ananiev (19.11.1912 - 16.11.1941)
- Nikolai Belashev (1911 - 16.11.1941)
- Ivan Natarov (1910 - 14.11.1941)
- Danil Kuzhubergenov (1917 - 1976)
- Grigory Shemiakin (25.12.1906 - 25.10.1973)
- Ivan Shadrin (17.6.1913 - 21.10.1985)
- Dimitry Fomich (5.2.1907 - 6.6.1950)
- Ilarion Vasileev (5.11.1910 - 6.10.1969)
- Ivan Dobrobabin (21.6.1913 - 19.12.1996)
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