November 15 in the history of the guards 144 motorized rifle brigade.
In 1941, German Army Group Center launched the second general offensive against Moscow. In the central sector of the Western Front, the 32nd Red Banner Rifle Division of Colonel V.I. Polosukhin met the enemy attack with full arms: holding a line along the Nara River and Nara Ponds, the division's battalions repulsed the first enemy attacks on the flank adjacent to the 33rd Army, ensuring the indestructible stability of the Fifth Army's defenses.
In 1943, during the Orsha operation, the battalions of the 29th Guards Alninsky Rifle Division of the 10th Guards Army fought fierce battles to capture enemy strongholds along the Minsk road, repelling continuous counterattacks by German infantry and tanks.
In 1944, on the Courland Peninsula, formations of the 10th Guards Army, in cooperation with the 29th Guards Rifle Division, conducted an anti-battery battle and suppressed nodes of enemy resistance in the Os region, preparing for a new breakthrough in the direction of the Saldos.