Nikitin Sergey Nikitich (1893-1961). Way to Aviation He began during the First World War with the service of a dark assistant in the 2nd Army Aviation Detachment E. Krutenya. He graduated from the Sevastopol Aviation School, after which he returned to the front. For courage and courage he was awarded three crosses of St. George. In April 1918, joined the Red Army, commanded an air squad on the Eastern and Turkestan front. He was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of the Khorezm SSR (23.4.1924/260/1925), two orders of the Red Banner of the RSFSR (prik. RVSR No. 335: 1924; prik. Rvsr No. XNUMX: XNUMX), two orders of the Red Banner of War and the Order of Lenin. Portrait
The crashed plane Farman 30 with the identification marks of the Russian Empire on the planes and the gondola
Moran-Saulier aircraft L. Loshitsa 1916
Pilots and aviation specialists of the Russian Imperial Army
Aerial view of Bukhara.
After parsing the maneuvers of the Special Caubrigade with the 6 squadron, which took place on August 13. The picture was taken on 14 August 1925 at the headquarters of the camp in the park. Klementyevo.
Kazan, 1926
Essentuki. Sanatorium RKKA. Volleyball 20. Iv. 33.
Essentuki 14 April 1933
Kabardian gorge, Kislovodsk. 1936
17 September 1943 Chkalov.
Aviation veterans - participants of World War 1 Sergey Nikitovich himself sits on the far left.
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