People like the author of this book say: "Born in a shirt." Having gone to the front as a volunteer, Alexander Urazov served in the 8th Guards Airborne Division, and fell under the tribunal and into the penalty company "for the loss of secret documents." "Washed the blame with blood" when crossing the Dnieper, neutralizing the enemy machine gunner and being wounded. Upon the removal of the criminal record, he remained in the same company - but no longer in the "variable," but in the "permanent composition." Presented to the Order of the Red Star for reconnaissance in battle, having completed a dangerous mission without loss. One of the few survived in the most severe battles on the Dniester, where his entire penal company died, and received the Order of Glory for storming Vienna.