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Let me begin by saying that there were many different kinds of army uniforms made during the Great Patriotic War, and all are expensive. It is for this reason that have so few items to show you here, and even they were made in the years following the war. Still, they are of the proper pattern. We will try to add more to this section as time goes on. Since we have so few uniforms we have decided to place them both in a single category rather than have several empty ones. In any case we will attempt to have detailed descriptions of each uniform along with a photograph of the uniform being worn. Not all of the uniforms will have all of these things at this time, simply because it is a rather lengthy task. Below are the Red Army uniforms that we have in the Sword of the Motherland collection. This section is quite small at the moment, but will grow as more uniforms are constantly being acquired. We will attempt to have detailed descriptions of each uniform along with a photograph of the uniform being worn whenever possible. |
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Earlier Period Army Uniforms (1938-1940) |
Army Uniforms of the Great Patriotic
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Conscripts, Sergeants, and Kursants |
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M-1941 Telogrieka (телогреика) (1)(2) |
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M-1943 Field Uniform (combat) (2)(3) | -----> | ||||
Special Purpose Uniforms |
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SK-1 Protective Suit (Защитнаыа костюм) (7) |
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SK-1 Protective Coverall (Защитная комбинезон) (4),(5), (7) |
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Protective Cape (Защитная накидка) (5) |
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M-1935 Tank Crew Uniform | -----> | TOZ-43 Heat Resistant Tank
Coveralls (тепло-огнезащитный) |
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M-1941 Summer Tank Crew Coveralls (1)(2) | -----> |
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ZMK Arctic Camouflage Uniform (Костюм маскировочный зимний) (6) |
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Bibliography
(1) Prilutskaya, N. V. and N. L. Kortunova, ВОЕННАЯ ОДЕЖДА ВООРУЖЕННЫХ СИЛ СССР И РОССИИ (1917-1990) [Military Clothing of the Armed Forces of the USSR and Russia (1917-1990)], Moscow: Military Publishing, 1999.
(2) Shalito, Anton, Ilya Savchenkov, and Andrew Mollo, Red Army Uniforms of World War II, Ramsbury: Crowood Press, 1993.
(3) Правила Ношения Военной Форму Одежды Военнослужащими Советской Армии и Военно-Морского Флота (на мирное время) [Rules of Wearing Military Uniform Clothing by Servicemen of the Soviet Army and Navy (for Peacetime)], Moscow: USSR Ministry of Defense, 1958.
(4) Azareev, S. I. and N. A. Balashov, боевая служба красноармейца-химика [Military Service of the Red Army Chemist], Moscow: Military Publishing NKO, 1941.
(5) Pankov, G and B Predtechenskii, Пособие по Санитарно-Химической защите [Manual for Sanitary-Chemical Protection], Moscow: Medgiz, 1940.
(6) Desmond, Dennis, Camouflage Uniforms of the Soviet Union and Russia 1937 to the present, Altgen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, 1998.
(7) Руководство по ремонту средств противохимической защиты и приборов [Repair guide for chemical protection equipment and devices] edited by G. P. Boychik, Moscow: Military Publishing House, 1959.
Last Updated 2 January 2019 by Ryan Stavka