01-02-2010, 12:49 PM
So far, there hasn't been a lot of luck in matching up these military school badges to known institutions. We've had much better luck with the non-military badges. A related problem is that they weren't worn much, so the photographic evidence is limited (people preferentially wore their foreign Soviet badges.)
The colors can indeed be misleading. Sometimes they are the same as we see with Soviet badges and sometimes they aren't. This is Mongolia after all, so some of what seems to us to be randomness ought to be expected.
Knowing what the abbreviation means will be the key to understanding all these school badges, civil and military.
Some military school badge eye candy follows. Significantly, all these have the 1960-92 State arms. We haven't (yet?) seen any with the 1941-60 arms.
The colors can indeed be misleading. Sometimes they are the same as we see with Soviet badges and sometimes they aren't. This is Mongolia after all, so some of what seems to us to be randomness ought to be expected.
Knowing what the abbreviation means will be the key to understanding all these school badges, civil and military.
Some military school badge eye candy follows. Significantly, all these have the 1960-92 State arms. We haven't (yet?) seen any with the 1941-60 arms.
