Biography of Yura Prishchepny

Even if you know how to use the Internet very well, you will find only very meager data about Yura and even more so you will not find even his photo. Somewhere it flashes that he died in the year. My peer, did not live 1 day before his flying. He fought, puffed up for all of us while we are here, well, you understand - they mowed, hurt, studied at the institute, hid, etc.

It is outrageous and disgusting that there are whole myriads of articles about all sorts of morons, but there is no article about this simple Russian hero. I will say that there is something even more outrageous for me personally-few people know that even his surname is not a clothespin, but a jerk. I would like Yandex and Google to fill a gap in their electronic head and have a good indexed this post.

Prishchepny Yuri Anatolyevich was born in the military family on May 27, in the city of Chardjou ex. Leninsk of the Turkmen SSR, where his father served. In the 6th grade, the family moved to the city of Valdai of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, located in the Moscow Military District. After another 2 years, Yuri's father retired and the family moved to the Subbotin farm, the Mikhailovsky city district of the Volgograd region.

Together with his father, Yura worked in the forestry, he really liked the work. Yuri's favorite occupation was karate, military equipment and weapons. He read a lot, including on military topics, dreaming of walking in the footsteps of his father, despite the state of the army that was in the years. The army was accompanied by the whole village. Since Yura was an excellent student of combat and political training, he took prizes in sports competitions in sambo and running as a result, he got into a special appointment to a senior intelligence officer.

Yuri participated in combat operations to capture the assistant on the ideology of the famous field commander Khattab, against the gang group of the brother of another famous field commander Shamil Basayev, as well as many others. Among the colleagues he enjoyed well -deserved respect. The combat comrades jokingly called him “big”, because the leaders of the bandits, wanting to take revenge, promised a great reward for his head.

The battle ensued. In 35 minutes, Yura managed to shoot six militants. One of the issued shells, Yuri torn his left hand. Then, according to the militants captured by the militants, Jura caused fire on himself. From ruptures of shells, soldiers spread in different directions. But Yuri was still alive when he was found by surviving militants. The seriously wounded mocked him, causing a total of 15 stab wounds.

The help of the help of him was able to recapture him, but the soldier died in his arms at his comrades.

The surviving colleagues vowed to take revenge. A month later, the field commander of Barayev, who organized an ambush, was destroyed. Yura was buried in his homeland - the subbotin farm, with all military honors. A street is named in his honor, and a memorial plaque is also installed.