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Airborne Service uniform
#1
I just received this airborne service uniform and love it. The beret is an unissued, complete with paper tag with manufacter and depot information still attached. The buttons are all dated stamped with the number 72, along with some other word.


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#2
Nice!
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#3
Thank you Sir.

I can post some pic of the tag from the beret, if someone could relay some information on it.

I really love the set. It has heavy use, with even a pinch full of tobacco in the inside pocket.

There are two belt hooks on the tunic as well. What type of belt was worn with this? Also, did the airborne have a special type of trouser that would be worn with this tunic?
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#4
PaulR Wrote:There are two belt hooks on the tunic as well. What type of belt was worn with this?

typical Soviet EM leather belt with brass buckle
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#5
Thank you! Before I buy, is this one appropriate?

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#6
Here it the Airborne Beret with tag. There is a sizing grid on the back. Where do I find the date it was made?


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#7
The production year is usually marked with an 'r' (Russian G) in the same beret or in the tag. The last two digits of the year (i.e if the beret was made in 1988, it will say '88r' somewhere).

Hope this helps.
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#8
It is a nice set but as it is a parade uniform it should be worn with the white parade belt.
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PaulR Wrote:Here it the Airborne Beret with tag. There is a sizing grid on the back. Where do I find the date it was made?

Looks like beret is post-soviet....
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#10
How can you tell?
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