On November 7, 1941, a historic military parade was held in Red Square in Moscow dedicated to marking the 24th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution. The parade was a demonstration of courage, courage and determination of the Soviet people and their Red Army. Despite being only 25 minutes long, its moral impact was comparable to that of a major military operation. 28,487 people, 140 artillery pieces, 160 tanks and 232 vehicles participated in it. From the Red Square, the troops went straight to the front - to defend the homeland and its capital. Among the participants were volunteers and cadets of military schools in the capital region and Moscow, many of whom died in a short time in battles near Moscow. Your name is unknown, your achievement is immortality!

On November 7, 1941, a historic military parade was held in Red Square in Moscow dedicated to marking the 24th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution. The parade was a demonstration of courage, courage and determination of the Soviet people and their Red Army. Despite being only 25 minutes long, its moral impact was comparable to that of a major military operation. 28,487 people, 140 artillery pieces, 160 tanks and 232 vehicles participated in it. From the Red Square, the troops went straight to the front - to defend the homeland and its capital. Among the participants were volunteers and cadets of military schools in the capital region and Moscow, many of whom died in a short time in battles near Moscow. Your name is unknown, your achievement is immortality!