October 25 in the history of the Guards 144th Motorized Rifle Brigade in 1938, according to the decree of the President of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, "for selfless and skillful actions of units and sub-units, for the courage and heroism shown by the personnel in the defense of the Lake Hassan area", was the 32nd Infantry Division (under the command of the Red Order Berzerin N. on. front). From this day on, the unit carries the honorary title "Red Banner", which, thanks to the inheritance, is kept in the name of the modern motorized rifle brigade of the 144th Guards. In 1941, during the battle for Moscow, the battalions of the 32nd Red Banner Rifle Division of Colonel V.I. Polosukhin, after establishing a command post at the village of Akolobo (Memorial Monument in Akolobo), reached a new line of defense east of the Nara Ponds and along the Nara River west of Kubinka. At the same time, the rear of the division fought fierce holding battles on the Rosa River, covering the reorganization of forces and creating a strong anti-tank barrier at the junction of the 5th and 33rd Armies of the Western Front (Memorial Book of the Saratov Region). In 1944, during the Baltic Offensive Operation, the forces of the 10th Guards Army of the Second Baltic Front, in cooperation with the 29th Guards Rifles, Red Banner Alninsky Division, stormed the entrenched enemy positions on the approaches to the city of Oss. Crashing into the defenses of Army Group North, detached in Courland, the guards overcame minefields and artillery fire, preparing the decisive blow to capture the city.

October 25 in the history of the Guards 144th Motorized Rifle Brigade in 1938, according to the decree of the President of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union, "for selfless and skillful actions of units and sub-units, for the courage and heroism shown by the personnel in the defense of the Lake Hassan area", was the 32nd Infantry Division (under the command of the Red Order Berzerin N. on. front). From this day on, the unit carries the honorary title "Red Banner", which, thanks to the inheritance, is kept in the name of the modern motorized rifle brigade of the 144th Guards. In 1941, during the battle for Moscow, the battalions of the 32nd Red Banner Rifle Division of Colonel V.I. Polosukhin, after establishing a command post at the village of Akolobo (Memorial Monument in Akolobo), reached a new line of defense east of the Nara Ponds and along the Nara River west of Kubinka. At the same time, the rear of the division fought fierce holding battles on the Rosa River, covering the reorganization of forces and creating a strong anti-tank barrier at the junction of the 5th and 33rd Armies of the Western Front (Memorial Book of the Saratov Region). In 1944, during the Baltic Offensive Operation, the forces of the 10th Guards Army of the Second Baltic Front, in cooperation with the 29th Guards Rifles, Red Banner Alninsky Division, stormed the entrenched enemy positions on the approaches to the city of Oss. Crashing into the defenses of Army Group North, detached in Courland, the guards overcame minefields and artillery fire, preparing the decisive blow to capture the city.