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Tank Qualification Badges.
#1
Sorry colleagues but I did not understood well, I have this type of badge, but it is Soviet or Hungarian :confused:


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#2
As fas as I'm concerned it's Hungarian.
Minor variations on the front, and the pin on the reverse make it so, IMO.
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#3
EricFG Wrote:As fas as I'm concerned it's Hungarian.
Minor variations on the front, and the pin on the reverse make it so, IMO.

Many thanks Eric!
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#4
Don't thank me as it's just my opinion. What we need is a former Hungarian armour officer to confirm this is what he wore.
I'll surf the Russian forums to see what they think but I doubt we'll ever know for sure.
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#5
The pin looks like the ones on the Hungarian badges I´ve worn, but I miss the green-white-red enamels present on most of them. The badge is cool though, I´d love to have it in my collection. :thumbsup
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#6
There is great confusion about these badges ...

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