Andrey Khrulyov

1892–1962 (age 70)

Biography

Andrey Grigoryevich Khrulyov was a Soviet military administrator and logistics specialist who played an important role in Soviet military organization. Born in 1892, he contributed to the development of military infrastructure and supply systems that supported Soviet defense efforts.

Khrulyov's career reflected dedication to military administration and organizational excellence. His work in military logistics and organization demonstrated professional competence and commitment to Soviet military strength. He is remembered as a capable administrator whose contributions supported the efficiency and effectiveness of Soviet military operations.

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