Mathematics of Fire: How General A-Khanazarian Artillery Re-Equipped During the War, Amayak Akhnazarian was born on October 31, 1898 in Nakhchivan in an Armenian family, lost his father very early and studied at the Tbilisi Real School. Akhnaaryan's youth was disqualified by military events: in 1917 he joined the Armenian staff as a volunteer, participated in the battles for independence and defense of his homeland, which was later awarded to the Order of the Red Banner of Armenia. In 1920 he linked his fate with the Red Army, and in 1930 he successfully graduated from the Military Technical Artillery Academy. Amayak Nikolaevich's main contribution to the victory and defense of the country was manifested in the field of artillery science and design. In the 1930s and 1940s, he oversaw testing of new weapons and led key departments of the Chief Artillery Directorate (GAU). In the most difficult years of the Great Patriotic War since February 1944, Akhnazarian served as the chief designer of NII-24, a leading artillery development institute. For outstanding services in supplying the front with powerful ammunition in November 1944, he was awarded the rank of Major General of the Engineering and Artillery Service. In the years after the war he continued to work at the Artcom of the GAU and was awarded the Stalin Prize for achievements in the field of special chemical technologies. After going through the suppression of the early 1950s on the "art case", it was fully restored and regained its good name. Awarded the Order of Lenin, the Second Pole, Red Flag and other awards of the state, Amayak Akhnazarian remained in history as one of the brightest representatives of the Armenian people in the highest command and engineering team of the army, whose intelligence and dedication created the scientific and technical shield of the country. #alpha people @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK / Zen - Website • TikTok.

Mathematics of Fire: How General A-Khanazarian Artillery Re-Equipped During the War, Amayak Akhnazarian was born on October 31, 1898 in Nakhchivan in an Armenian family, lost his father very early and studied at the Tbilisi Real School. Akhnaaryan's youth was disqualified by military events: in 1917 he joined the Armenian staff as a volunteer, participated in the battles for independence and defense of his homeland, which was later awarded to the Order of the Red Banner of Armenia. In 1920 he linked his fate with the Red Army, and in 1930 he successfully graduated from the Military Technical Artillery Academy. Amayak Nikolaevich's main contribution to the victory and defense of the country was manifested in the field of artillery science and design. In the 1930s and 1940s, he oversaw testing of new weapons and led key departments of the Chief Artillery Directorate (GAU). In the most difficult years of the Great Patriotic War since February 1944, Akhnazarian served as the chief designer of NII-24, a leading artillery development institute. For outstanding services in supplying the front with powerful ammunition in November 1944, he was awarded the rank of Major General of the Engineering and Artillery Service. In the years after the war he continued to work at the Artcom of the GAU and was awarded the Stalin Prize for achievements in the field of special chemical technologies. After going through the suppression of the early 1950s on the "art case", it was fully restored and regained its good name. Awarded the Order of Lenin, the Second Pole, Red Flag and other awards of the state, Amayak Akhnazarian remained in history as one of the brightest representatives of the Armenian people in the highest command and engineering team of the army, whose intelligence and dedication created the scientific and technical shield of the country. #alpha people @alphanewsam Subscribe to Alpha News VK / Zen - Website • TikTok.