Mongolian Uniforms

[Tretov]

Still, there's no Mongolian navy.

With risk of going way OT, Mongolia has from time to time a considerable merchant fleet as vessels bound for the scrapping beaches in India and Bangladesh are sometimes given Ulan Bathor as home port.

[muugii1234]

It's true, Mongolia never had a navy forces. Some merchant ship using Mongolian flag fishing in sea.

[Nack]

Left: 2 -"weird things" general shoulderboards for field use.
Right: Colonel shoulderboards for shirt. Not sure if blue denotes branch of service or what. Information welcome.

Nicer stuff to come soon!

Hey, are these things Mongol shoulderboards too?

[Al-muell]

doesn't seem to be:
The International Encyclopedia of Uniform and Rank Insignia around the World

But with this close-up I don't think it is Yugoslavian anymore...

[muugii1234]

I can't post here picture, 50kb is too low:thumbsdown. Mongolian armed forces private soldiers shoulderboards is blue, internal militant forces use red shoulderboards, border guard forces use green..,

[Nack]

doesn't seem to be:
The International Encyclopedia of Uniform and Rank Insignia around the World

But with this close-up I don't think it is Yugoslavian anymore...

Drat. The mystery continues....

[muugii1234]

Sorry for delayed. I been in countryside during ''white moon'' celebration.

This picture shows todays commissioned and non-commissioned officer's Epaulettes. Above link shows old Epaulettes, I suppose it's around 1930-40.

[Esteban_cool]

Nice rank board! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Is it part of a book? perhaps you would like to show us more pictures

take care

[muugii1234]

Nice rank board! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Is it part of a book? perhaps you would like to show us more pictures

take care

I think so, but I don't have that book, I found this pictures from Internet.

[medals73]

Another item from The Uniform Collection I Never Intended to Have.

Has tunic, cap, and pants.

Photo obviously not taken today.