What is it? Air force or ground forces officer?
I know that there was also a different one - hexagonal - which coiuld be NCO.
All I know about pilots' specility badges is that they were "copies of the soviet ones". That means that they were somewhat similar.
12-23-2008, 09:37 PM (This post was last modified: 06-13-2013, 01:44 PM by CtahhR.)
Al,
They are, wait for it...............
INSEMN MILITAR COMUNIST RACHETIST CLASA 2 & 3
Communist military badge ? class 1&2
That's a great help isn't it just :)
Sorry maybe someone can translate for you.
I would tip Air force officer classification badges for Radio tech? surely not what it sounds like, rockets?
But then it would be TRANSMISIUNI = radio (transmission)?
TANCHIST= Tankie
Maybe just a wrong discription where I found it but i have seen the badge described that way often.
The other hexagonal type ones are for the army I think.
Regards Eddie
INSIGNA TRANSMISIUNI RSR CLASA 3
INSIGNA TRANSMISIUNI RPR CLASA 3
Everybody's equal, But some more than others!
"Those who come to us with the sword - will be killed by the sword" - Alexander Nevski
INSEMN MILITAR COMUNIST RACHETIST CLASA 2 & 3
Communist military badge ? class 1&2
That's a great help isn't it just :)
Sorry maybe someone can translate for you.
I would tip Air force officer classification badges for Radio tech? surely not what it sounds like, rockets?
But then it would be TRANSMISIUNI = radio (transmission)?
TANCHIST= Tankie
Maybe just a wrong discription where I found it but i have seen the badge described that way often.
The other hexagonal type ones are for the army I think.
Regards Eddie
Rachetist is probably rocket trooper. "ch" is pronounced as "k" in romanian right now (altough it seems it was not always so clear), so I guess "rocketist".
Transmisuini - seems to be "communication", so radio troops will probably be corect.
Many thanks for identification!!
