Medical Uniforms and Insignia

[russiamilitaria]

Alex,
It has a loop at the shoulders and a hole where the button would be sewn/attached for slip-on boards like the ones you just showed me.

Doc

In this case you are right!
You need 6-sided slip-on boards, not 4-sided.

Hmmm.
I remember one thing.
If your coat has 1958 buttons you are able to use shoulder boards with normal width like this.

[DougD]

Nice example, rare, though with some tarnishing to the silver cord.

DougD

[DougD]

Going back to the stamps at the start of this thread, here is another generals cap with very similar stamps.

DougD

[DougD]

Dug up this old pic ( 1997 or 1998 perhaps) of the M1943 parade uniform for a Doctor in the Naval Medical Service that I owned in my previous life. Was a striking set!

DougD

[Riley1965]

OOOOHHHH!!!!! That's a SWEET uniform Doug!!!

:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc

[neferet]

Hi DougD:
Your hat is exactly the same stamps mine
Greetings to all

[russiamilitaria]

Dug up this old pic ( 1997 or 1998 perhaps) of the M1943 parade uniform for a Doctor in the Naval Medical Service that I owned in my previous life. Was a striking set!

DougD

Great!!!

Shoulder boards of medical major-general 1958-69

[Riley1965]

Shoulder boards of medical major-general 1958-69

Hello Alex,
That's a nice pair of boards!!!

Here's a Nurse's uniform. It's for a Major, NKVD/Border Guard Medical Officer.

Doc

[Riley1965]

Here's the shoulderboards. The color of the uniform was for the southern region.

:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc

[moskovite]

Here's the shoulderboards. The color of the uniform was for the southern region.
:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc

Tricky part is that medical shoulder boards were 4 centimeters wide, not 6.
Here are some examples for border guards and internal troops.