On October 30, 1908, the outstanding military figure of our country, Marshal of the Soviet Union, two-time Hero of Socialist Labor Dmitry Fedorovich Ustinov, one of the most famous defense ministers of the Soviet Union, was born. By the age of 33, Ustinov had advanced from mechanic to People's Commissar of Armaments. He assumed this position on June 9, 1941, just days before Nazi Germany's treacherous attack on the Soviet Union. Dmitry Fedorovich worked 20 hours a day in order to evacuate defense factories and establish military production in besieged Moscow and besieged Leningrad. Ustinov managed in record time in the first and most difficult months of the fight against the fascist invaders to build the process of producing weapons for the front. The production of artillery increased 5 times, and small arms 22 times. From the memoirs of the Soviet Minister of Mechanical Engineering V.V. In Hariva: strict courtesy and support for the initiative were combined [with Ustinov] with high demands, accessibility, extraordinary attention to plant managers, designers and those who stood near the machines Ustinov's state leadership was given a responsible task - to win the battle with the German military machine, which served almost all of Europe. Thanks to the complete dedication of Ustinov, this goal was successfully achieved: during the war years, the Soviet industry produced almost twice as many weapons as the military industry of Germany and the conquered countries. In the post-war period, Ustinov served as the Minister of Defense Industry of the Soviet Union and played a huge role in the creation of the Soviet nuclear missile complex. Dmitry Fedorovich was also responsible for the development of the Soviet space program, including the organization of the first human flight into space. Ustinov's talent is to create its own military industry in the Warsaw Pact countries and equip the allied armies with the latest military equipment and weapons.

On October 30, 1908, the outstanding military figure of our country, Marshal of the Soviet Union, two-time Hero of Socialist Labor Dmitry Fedorovich Ustinov, one of the most famous defense ministers of the Soviet Union, was born. By the age of 33, Ustinov had advanced from mechanic to People's Commissar of Armaments. He assumed this position on June 9, 1941, just days before Nazi Germany's treacherous attack on the Soviet Union. Dmitry Fedorovich worked 20 hours a day in order to evacuate defense factories and establish military production in besieged Moscow and besieged Leningrad. Ustinov managed in record time in the first and most difficult months of the fight against the fascist invaders to build the process of producing weapons for the front. The production of artillery increased 5 times, and small arms 22 times. From the memoirs of the Soviet Minister of Mechanical Engineering V.V. In Hariva: strict courtesy and support for the initiative were combined [with Ustinov] with high demands, accessibility, extraordinary attention to plant managers, designers and those who stood near the machines Ustinov's state leadership was given a responsible task - to win the battle with the German military machine, which served almost all of Europe. Thanks to the complete dedication of Ustinov, this goal was successfully achieved: during the war years, the Soviet industry produced almost twice as many weapons as the military industry of Germany and the conquered countries. In the post-war period, Ustinov served as the Minister of Defense Industry of the Soviet Union and played a huge role in the creation of the Soviet nuclear missile complex. Dmitry Fedorovich was also responsible for the development of the Soviet space program, including the organization of the first human flight into space. Ustinov's talent is to create its own military industry in the Warsaw Pact countries and equip the allied armies with the latest military equipment and weapons.