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Soviet marines parade uniform?
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DougD Wrote:Here are two more photos.

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Nice *and pretty rare* photos. Any idea of what the patch is on the upper right arm of the DEMBEL uniform?
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#22
here is another...


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#23
vikingraider1,

Looks like the Soviet gerb surrounded by the full "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" in Russian
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#24
DougD Wrote:here is another...

doug, is that a soviet observer to the UN i see on his right arm?

it look like the hammer and sickle superimposed on the world. but i may be wrong
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latinmajorac Wrote:doug, is that a soviet observer to the UN i see on his right arm?

it look like the hammer and sickle superimposed on the world. but i may be wrong

Thats what the soviet state symbol looks like... The Sovier UN patch has the soviet gerb and USSR in latin latters below it. Now, I have another question... Were naval aviation/regular navy troops allowed to wear the naval infantry uniform if the situation warranted it?
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willie777 Wrote:Thats what the soviet state symbol looks like... The Sovier UN patch has the soviet gerb and USSR in latin latters below it. Now, I have another question... Were naval aviation/regular navy troops allowed to wear the naval infantry uniform if the situation warranted it?

ah bloody hell i knew that. just skimmed it and i thought that woudl be a interesting patch for a naval marine to be wearing. :-)

thanks willie
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#27
According to my translation of the '89 regulations, there are two versions of the "Naval Infantry" black uniforms. One made of wool and one made of cotton. Apparently the cotton was for non Naval infantry troops. Can anyone confirm?
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#28
sounds more like two versions of the same uniform, one for summer and one for winter.
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