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Army Patches - Tal Inbar - 07-13-2003
WHAT IS THIS??
Army Patches - Tal Inbar - 07-13-2003
And this?
Army Patches - sovvisor - 07-13-2003
The first one i´m not sure on but I think it might be a patch for soviet troops on international missions. The lower patch is from the sixties and an officers parade patch. I think its ordinary army at kremblin guard duty.
Army Patches - Christophe - 07-13-2003
To continue in the same direction as Sovvisor, the 1st patch is the "CCCP Sleeve Patch used for parades and units visiting other countries".
See pic coming from a website I can't post the address...
Ch.
Army Patches - Doug - 07-13-2003
What are patches E & F?
Army Patches - Christophe - 07-13-2003
E : Civil Defense Patch Type II
F : Military Commissary Patch (Voentorg).
Ch.
Army Patches - Nota Bene - 07-14-2003
Guys,
Honor guard officer's variation:
Army Patches - Bone Collector - 07-14-2003
What's B?
Army Patches - Christophe - 07-14-2003
Hi,
To answer the one by one questions and others that may come, I put hereafter the B,C and D badges.
B. Military Police Sleeve Patch (Komandatura).
C. Medical/Veterinary Service Patch (This is the old magenta colored patch before it was switched to red).
D. Civil Defense Patch Type I (The Type II being the Badge E).
Picture is complete !!
Cheers.
Ch.
Army Patches - vikingraider1 - 07-15-2003
The embroidered sleeve pathces were not specifically for officers but were issued to honour guard companies of all ranks. Officers had the gold embroidered borders running round the edges. There were also ones issued to musicians with the Lyre design embroidered onto a red background. KGB Kremlin guards also had these embroidered badges which were embroidered onto blue backgrounds. There were air force ones on a light blue background as well as paratrooper and cavalry versions which were also known to exist.