Translation of 1958 regulations

[vikingraider1]

Originally Posted by Al-muell

Lacquered footwear, black half-shoes, Wellington boots.

Al-muell, is the literal translation "Wellington Boots"? If so, I find that quite amusing as they are commonly known as "Wellies" over here in the UK. I thought Wellington boots, named after the British general Lord Wellington, were a uniquely British thing. :chuckle

[Al-muell]

No, the russian word is "galoshi". I am used to calling this kind of boots "wellington boots". At least for the last 10years I've been tought it's the proper term. Shall I change it to "rubber boots"?

[Tretov]

In Finland, the "galosh" refers to a cloth/rubber cover that you put outside black shoes to prevent them from getting wet or dirty when the weather and temperature outside calls for it.

Rubber boots is what we wear when doing garden work.

[Al-muell]

That's interesting - would definately look better.
My russian-polish dictionary (a big one) gives only one translation of word "galoshi" and it's polish "kalosze", which is "wellington (or rubber) boots" and nothing else.
But I have checked russian dictionary and it gives both meanings (rubber or leather low footwear worn over boots or shoes). Since the second meaning (the one you gave) seems to have more sense (I mean - both are possible, but rubber boots would really look strange), I will probably change it.
Any idea what english equivalent would be good here? "waterproof overboots?"

Thanks for pointing it out. If any of You notice anything else that seems to be wrong with my translation or any unclear phrases, please post them here.

[Riley1965]

The English word is galoshes which are often called "rain
snow boots.

:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc

[Tretov]

The online encyclopedia Wikipedia gives this information (my translation from swedish)

Galosch (of the french word galoche), bottin and pampusch are names for related shoewear, used to cover other shoes (usually "nicer" shoes), to prevent these from being wet, dirty or worn.

English wikipedia even have a russian advertisement poster featured!
Galosh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Al-muell]

Thank You all.
I will correct that tomorrow.
Already corrected in the original doc.

[Al-muell]

14.Uniforms for female officers of the Navy


Parade in-formation uniforms



Uniforms nr.1 and 2 – Summer (fig. 63) – White beret, white jacket with folded collar, black skirt, black light shoes, bright-brown stockings, white gloves; orders medals and badges.

Uniform nr. 3 – summer (fig. 64) – White (blue) beret, parade walking-out double-breasted jacket with open collar, white shirt with black tie, black light shoes, bright-brown stockings, white gloves; orders, medals and badges.

Uniform nr.4 – Winter (fig. 65) – Blue beret, parade walking-out coat in black colour, parade walking-out double-breasted jacket with open collar and black skirt, wjite shirt with black tie, black shoes, bright-brown stockings, gloves, white scarf; orders, medals and badges on jacket.

Uniform nr.5 – Winter (fig. 65) – Fur cap or blue beret, parade walking-out coat in black colour, parade walking-out double-breasted jacket and black skirt, white shirt with black tie, black shoes, bright-brown stockings, gloves, white scarf; orders, medals and badges on jacket.



Parade walking-out uniforms out of formation – the same as parade in-formation, but instead of orders and medals – order and medal ribbons.


Everyday uniforms


Uniforms nr.1 and 2 – Summer – White beret, white jacket with folded collar, black skirt, black light shoes, bright-brown stockings; order and medal ribbons.

Uniform nr.3 – Summer (fig. 66, 67) – White (blue) beret, black everyday double-breasted jacket with open collar with black skirt and white shirt with black tie (or blue wool dress), black light shoes, bright-brown stockings; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Uniform nr.4 – Winter (fig. 68) – Blue beret, everyday black coat, everyday black double-breasted jacket with open collar with black skirt and white shirt with black tie (or blue wool dress), black shoes, bright-brown stockings, white scarf, gloves; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Uniform nr.5 – Winter (68, 69) – fur cap or blue beret, everyday black coat, everyday double-breasted jacket with open collar with black skirt and white shirt with black tie (or blue wool dress), black shoes, bright-brown stockings, white scarf, gloves; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Notice. 1.Uniforms with numbers is to be worn depending on air temperature: nr. 1 and 2 - +20˚C and higher, nr.3 – from +15 to +20˚C, nr.4 – from 0 to +15˚C, nr.5 - 0˚C and lower.
2. With uniforms nr. 3 and 4 it is acceptable to wear summer coat and white scarf, and with uniforms nr.4 and 5 out of formation – white or black scarf and removable fur collar on coat.
3.It is acceptable to wear galoshes (winter boots)

[Al-muell]

15.Uniforms for extended service NCOs of the Soviet Army provided with officer-type uniforms


Parade walking-out in-formation uniforms


Summer (fig. 70) – Parade walking-out khaki visor cap with colour band, parade walking-out khaki jacket with open collar, blue breeches, khaki shirt and tie, high boots, leather belt, brown gloves; orders, medals and badges.

Winter (fig. 71) – Ushanka cap, everyday/field overcoat in dark-gray colour, parade walking-out khaki jacket with open collar, blue breeches, khaki shirt and tie, high boots, combat load (leather belt with shoulder strap), brown gloves, white scarf; orders, medals and badges on jacket.



Parade walking-out uniforms to be worn out of formation



Summer (fig. 72) – Parade walking-out khaki visor cap with colour band, parade walking-out khaki jacket with open collar, blue trousers, khaki shirt and tie, black shoes, brown gloves; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Winter (fig. 73) – Ushanka cap, everyday/field overcoat in dark-gray colour, parade walking-out khaki jacket with open collar, blue trousers, khaki shirt and tie, black shoes, brown gloves, white scarf; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Notice. It is acceptable to wear black half-shoes instead of shoes and galoshes.



Everyday uniforms


Summer (fig.74) – Everyday khaki visor cap with colour band, khaki jacket with open collar, blue breeches or trousers, khaki shirt and tie, high boots or black shoes, brown gloves; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Winter (fig. 75) – Ushanka, everyday/field overcoat in dark-gray colour, khaki jacket with open collar, blue breeches or trousers, khaki shirt and tie, high boots or black shoes, brown gloves, brown scarf; order and medal ribbons and badges on jacket.


Notice. It is acceptable to wear half-shoes instead of shoes and galoshes


Field uniforms


Summer (fig. 76) – Khaki summer cap(5) , khaki gimnasterka, khaki breeches, high boots, rain cape, combat load; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Notice. In hot climate regions panama hat is to be worn instead of summer cap.

Winter (fig. 77) – Ushanka cap, everyday/field overcoat in dark-gray colour, khaki gimnasterka, khaki breeches, high boots, combat load, brown gloves, gray scarf; order and medal ribbons and badges on gimnasterka.



(5)Pilotka.

[Al-muell]

16.Uniforms for NCOs and privates of the Soviet Army



Parade walking-out uniforms

Summer (fig. 78) – Parade walking-out khaki visor cap with colour band, khaki parade walking-out jacket with standing collar, khaki parade walking-out breeches(6) , high boots, belt; orders, medals and badges.

Winter (fig. 79) – Ushanka cap, everyday/field overcoat in gray colour, khaki parade walking-out jacket with standing collar, khaki parade walking-out breeches, high boots, belt, brown gloves; orders, medals and badges on jacket.


Everyday/field uniforms


Summer (fig. 80, 81, 82) – Khaki summer cap, khaki gimnasterka and breeches, high boots, belt; order and medal ribbons and badges.

Notice. In hot climate regions panama hat is to be worn instead of summer cap.

Winter (fig. 83) – Ushanka cap, everyday/field overcoat in gray colour, khaki gimnasterka and breeches, high boots, belt, brown gloves; order and medal ribbons and badges on gimnasterka.


Work uniforms


Summer – Khaki summer cap (panama hat in hot climate regions), khaki gimnasterka and breeches, high boots, belt.

Winter (fig. 84) – Ushanka cap, double breasted padded jacket or overcoat, khaki gimnasterka and breeches, high boots, belt, gloves.


Notice. Headwear, gimnasterki, breeches, footwear and overcoats for work uniforms is provided by the military units in proper sizes from uniforms which have served for their usability term and are still usable.


(6)Unlike officer breeches, soldiers’, NCOs’ and officer cadets’ breeches are called “sharovary”. They are wider than officers’ breeches – translator’s notice.