Mongolian Uniforms in Museums

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Derived from the similar Soviet thread . . .

. . . here are some Mongolian uniforms (etc.), from the armed forces museum in Ulanbaatar in summer 2008. The quality of the images is as mixed as one would expect from a musueum (where you aren't supposed to be taking pictures), and I hope to have (much) better soon, but . . .

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(Throwing in a rogue diplomatic dagger, following the diplomatic uniforrm -- I was promised a set, but it had been loaned out to a nephew and never returned.)

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(First two are Tsedenbal's.)

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. . . and.

I know a sword sneaked in, sorry.

At least contemporary Mongolian uniforms (last one) aren't as terrible as contemporary Russian ones?

Enough? Mongol overdose??

[kliment]

It's really fantastic, please more if it's possible. Many thanks for posting:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

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Two more, from the National History Museum. Choibalsan's uniforms (etc.) and sword.

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[DougD]

Great photos!