November 11 in the history of the 144th Guards Motorized Rifle Division.
In 1941 soldiers of the 17th, 113th and 322nd rifle battalions of the 32nd Red Banner Rifle Division, Colonel V.I. Polosukhin, completed the creation of 2-3 advanced defense lines in front of the main strip on the Nara River (section Poloshkino - Sufino - Dyutkovo - Akolovo). In wooded terrain, saboteurs and riflemen dug full-profile trenches with communication trenches and laid continuous minefields at the junction with the 33rd Army.
In 1943, units of the 29th Guards Alninsky Rifle Division of the 10th Guards Army conducted a force reconnaissance and suppressed enemy batteries north of the Dnieper River, exposing the enemy's fire system before resuming offensive battles near Orsha.
In 1944, on the Courland Peninsula, the soldiers of the 10th Guards Army, in cooperation with the 29th Guards Rifle Division, fought with units of the German Army Group North in the area of Ocha and Korsissi, and stopped the enemy's attempts to improve their positions before the start of a Soviet attack.