After being transferred to the reserve, he entered the Higher Communist Agricultural School in Gorky, but he graduated only from the first course before he reentered the military in 1934.

While in Mongolia he flew approximately 100 sorties on the I-16 fighter, during which he shot down one Ki-27 by himself and gained twelve shared aerial victories.

Due to the start of the Soviet-Finnish War he was transferred to the 38th Fighter Aviation Regiment, which he served in from February to March 1940.

He participated in the battles for Kursk, the Dnepr, Kiev, Belgorod, Kharkov, Lutsk, and many other European cities.

[2] On 1 May 1945, Vorozheykin led a group of pilots from the 2nd Air Army in victory flight over the defeated Reichstag, during which they dropped red banners tied to parachutes.

From December 1947 until November 1950 he was the Senior Inspector of the Directorate of Combat Training of Fighter Aircraft of the Soviet Air Force.

From March 1953 he commanded the 108th Fighter Aviation Division in the 76th Air Army of the Leningrad Military District.