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Mystery Jacket
#11
Yeah, that would definitely make this alot more clear.
I like it though, it definitely belongs to some sort of armed forces. :P
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#12
I'll definitely post additional pictures as soon as it is in my hands. It only cost me $30 so I figured it was worth the risk.
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#13
30$, why not? :D
And if its not Soviet, then you've still got a NATO jacket I suppose. ;)
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#14
how about pictures are they ready yet ?

i have been thinking over this jacket.

in the NATO alliance there exited uniforms for aggressors.

that meant that when they were doing an exercises in the field one party NATO would wear normal there own uniforms.
but the bad guy's mostly soviet wore look a like uniforms so it would look more real.

through the decades this aggressors uniform changed from time to time , and always was a look a like of the most likely enemy of the time
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#15
Looks similar to soviet winter work uniforms from 70's. The "modernized telogrieyka" type.
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#16
Sorry for the long delay... here are the pictures of the jacket and the stampings inside.

Thanks,
Eric


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#17
more pics...


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#18
last pics...


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#19
Hi Hatrick,

your jacket is East German. But I´ve never seen this kind of jacket before!
There's nothing in the streets
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Are now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight

The Who, Won't get fooled again
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#20
Yes, "MdI" = Ministry of the Interior, i.e. mainly police. I too have no idea what it could be - a work overclothes of some sort?
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