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  img847.jpg (Size: 119.85 KB / Downloads: 3) ]]> https://soviet-awards.com/forum/Thread-Belarusian-Cockades Tue, 26 Jun 2012 17:00:09 +0000 CtahhR]]> https://soviet-awards.com/forum/Thread-Belarusian-Cockades #1 Militia
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#2 Militia Enlisted
#3 Militia Officer

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2.Late Soviet PV (1989? Camo pattern no longer in use in Russia as far as I know)
3.Soviet PV - and here's the question: What period can it be? Buttons are not dated and there's no stamp (there is a trace of some label that was removed). It was certainly worn for a long period.
The differences:
1&2 have all buttons "hidden", and both have shoulderboards, while 3 has the buttons always visible.

type of buttons (see next pictures - note that there is a difference in attaching between Soviet - horizontal- and Belorussian - vertical).

Space between shoulderboard and the collar in 1&2 (they are almost the same size)

I would appreciate any help

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2.Late Soviet PV (1989? Camo pattern no longer in use in Russia as far as I know)
3.Soviet PV - and here's the question: What period can it be? Buttons are not dated and there's no stamp (there is a trace of some label that was removed). It was certainly worn for a long period.
The differences:
1&2 have all buttons "hidden", and both have shoulderboards, while 3 has the buttons always visible.

type of buttons (see next pictures - note that there is a difference in attaching between Soviet - horizontal- and Belorussian - vertical).

Space between shoulderboard and the collar in 1&2 (they are almost the same size)

I would appreciate any help

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