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MVD Uniform - MVD badge
#1
Is it correct, that the MVD cotton badge is worn on the left sleeve of the jacket?


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#2
That patch doesnt look too...authentic.
I've only ever seen those types with the word "militia" written on the top in cyrillic.

The uniform itself looks okay though. :) Nice.
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#3
Commissar Wrote:That patch doesnt look too...authentic.
I've only ever seen those types with the word "militia" written on the top in cyrillic.

The uniform itself looks okay though. :) Nice.


The patch is a parade version of the militia patch, circa 1977-late 1980s.
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#4
Here are three variants.


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#5
This brings to mind a question I've been wanting to ask: are the collar tabs supposed to stop and fit with the stitching along the collar or go all the way to the base of the collar as the drawings seem to indicate in the last Soviet military handbook? The same question goes for coats. It seems logical that they would follow the contours of the stitching. :confused:

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Phillip
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#6
Did not know of the variants, sorry. :o

Im not sure about collar tabs, they are mysterious to me as I myself have never had to apply them and I have not had the pleasure of handling a regulations book.
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#7
pastfinder Wrote:Here are three variants.

It's not really variants, the first, with word militsia, are for the omon, intervention forces created in the 80's. the others are milice nco's parade badges.
Here a photo were the two kinds of badges are worn alongside:

At left, the arm of an nco with the parade badge, the omon badge for the two officers with berets at right.


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kliment Wrote:It's not really variants, the first, with word militsia, are for the omon, intervention forces created in the 80's. the others are milice nco's parade badges.
Here a photo were the two kinds of badges are worn alongside:

At left, the arm of an nco with the parade badge, the omon badge for the two officers with berets at right.

Poor word choice on my part, but variant was used in regards to there being three different patches. The OMON patch did not come into use until the late 1980s only a few years prior to the dissolution of the USSR.
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#9
i have the exact same uniform as this one.
mine it with breeches.

i have been having this one for sail for a little wail now.

it is nice to know finely what the arm badge is for.
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#10
Another example.


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