In March, 1942 a Central Women’s School of Sniper Training was established in Vishniaki, a village 8.7 miles outside Moscow. The school recruited women aged 18-26, physically fit, with at least seven years of education. School Director was Nora P. Chegodayeva, a graduate of the famous Frunze Military Academy who had fought as a communist volunteer in the Spanish Civil War. By the end of the war, the school graduated 1,885 snipers and instructors.

Women were thought to make good snipers, because they could endure stress and cold better than men, and they had “more patience” to wait for the perfect shot. A special few achieved recognition and fame.
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Central Women’s School of Sniper Training, 1943

In the WW2 Mongolia gave the Red Army 65 million tugrics, 100 thousand dollars and 300 kilograms of gold. These funds were used to build a tank column "Revolutionary Mongolia" and the squadron "Mongolian Arat". In addition, the Mongols assembled for the military needs of more than 800 thousand horses. Every fifth overcoat worn by Soviet soldiers, officers and generals, was sewed of wool treated with the east ally. In 1942-1943, caravan care, which was held from Khovd to Biysk, brought to the the Red Army at Stalingrad, almost 10 thousand coats, sweatshirts, overcoats, 20 thousand pairs of felt boots, boots, several tons of dried meat.
And most importantly - in contrast to the Western lend-lease the assistance of Mongolia for the USSR was completely gratuitous.