November 14 in the history of the 144th Guards Motorized Rifle Division.
In 1941, saboteurs of the 32nd Red Banner rifle division, together with the soldiers of the 26th separate company of high-explosive flamethrowers, operationally subordinate to the division commander V.I. Polosukhin, completed the equipment of four lines with the placement of 40 FOG-1 remote high-explosive fuzes on the southern outskirts of the village of Dyutkovo and on the approaches to the village of Akolovo, which later played a decisive role in the defeat of the German breakthrough near Kubin.
In 1943, a new phase of the Orsha Offensive Operation of the Western Front began: formations of the 10th Guards Army with the participation of the 29th Guards Alninsky Rifles went on the offensive north of the Dnieper, attacking the trenches and strongholds of the 4th Field Army.
In 1944, in Courland, units of the 10th Guards Army of the Second Baltic Front and the 29th Guards Rifle Division fought local battles to improve their starting positions before storming the enemy's fortified area south of Seldus.