Clothing and Equipment Spectrum of Soviet Red Army during the Great Patriotic War (Ⅱ)

Atlas of the Red Army's Clothing and Equipment in the Great Patriotic War (II) 1: Captain of the Frontier Force of the People's Committee of the Interior 2: Senior Political Commissar of the Battalion, Red Army 3: Red Army Infantry, 194 1: Sergeant, Red Army Infantry is equipped with leather ammunition bags and a Mosin 65448. 2. Captain, the female military doctor dressed in the typical pre-war uniform of the Red Army Medical Team, wears a dark blue beret, and the collar on the jacket of the officer in 1936 format shows his rank of lieutenant. 3: Naval Infantry of Baltic Fleet. At the beginning of the war, the Red Navy invested in their naval infantry brigade, but most of these troops only fought as sailors without special infantry training. For example, a first-class naval officer is from the shore artillery unit. 1: Chief Sergeant of the Red Army Infantry Unit. The 194 1 winter field coat worn by the master sergeant is still equipped with a strawberry red collar (representing infantry) before the war, and the collar is marked with a sniper. 2: Red Army Infantry. Soldiers wear new winter clothes, 194 1 adopted. The most outstanding winter coat is a khaki cotton-padded winter coat named "telogreika". 3. Tank members, 1 Tankers of Moscow Motorized Infantry Division wear 194 1 Shuba sheepskin coats (officers often wear polashubok long jackets, and infantry and conscripts often wear long coats). 1: Red Army anti-tank rifleman. Rifleman is equipped with PTRD 14.5 caliber anti-tank rifle. 2: Red Army riflemen. By the time of the Battle of Stalingrad, telogreika-style cotton-padded clothes had become very common, especially in the suburbs of Stalingrad, where winter was not so cold. The soldier didn't wear trousers that matched his coat, but ordinary khaki pants and Lovari trousers. 3: Staff Sergeant, Red Army Tanker. The winter version of tank uniform consists of black leather jacket and trousers, and ordinary wool gymnastics jacket and trousers. Although the tank soldiers are not equipped with many weapons, they will take them out when they get out of the tank. Red Cossack Cavalry 1: Captain, Kuban Cossack. Cossack cavalry in Caucasus wore the most gorgeous military uniform, but compared with the military parade during the Russian Empire, it was quite simple. The dark blue Turkish robes are decorated with silver Gaziri cartridges. 2: Officer, Kuban Cossack. Cossack officers wore winter robes, coarse cloaks, and a short Kubanka hat with a white cross representing Cuban on the top. There is a traditional bashlyk scarf decorated with black chestnut around her neck. 3: Captain, Derek Cossack. Wear very typical Cossack cavalry uniforms on the basis of ordinary Red Army uniforms: winter version of officers' gymnastics card jacket, wool sand Lovari pants, high black boots and ordinary officers' equipment. Battle of Courths 1: Tanker, Red Army. The standard uniform of Soviet tank soldiers is this rat gray or black jumpsuit. The tank driver wore a new-style stand-up collar coat and Lovari trousers, and the coat was unusually without 1943 epaulettes. 2: Red Army sniper. The female sniper is wearing a standard Soviet camouflage coat-a two-piece dress with different shades of olive green and black spots. In addition, when the sniper is in action, the cap on the dress often covers her head. This sniper is equipped with a Mosin 189 1/30 rifle with a PE sight. 3: Captain, Red Army Infantry, 1943 Field uniform. The officer wears a new 1943 jacket with a stand collar and epaulettes, while the red stripe and two stars in the middle of the strawberry-edged infantry epaulettes are the signs of the lieutenant. In addition, he is equipped with a PPD-43 submachine gun. Operation Bagration 1: Red Army scouts. Scouts wear standard two-piece camouflage uniforms outside ordinary field uniforms. Scout troops tend to prefer German MP38 or MP40 submachine guns, especially when going deep into German war zones. The scouts also wore captured German lace-up combat boots and leather lorca boat hats. 2. Sergeant of the Red Army Traffic Management Team. The most common role of women in front-line areas is traffic commander. The young sergeant is wearing a 1942 khaki shirt, a 1943 gymnastics card shirt, a wartime khaki beret with a red star on it. 3: Red Army sniper. Snipers usually wear standard brown and black camouflage uniforms, but later green camouflage uniforms, the famous mochalniy camouflage uniforms, are also an option. Battle of Berlin 1: anti-tank grenadiers, red army infantry. The Red Army seized a large number of Tiequan anti-tank rocket launchers in the process of westward advancement, and began to produce its imitation RPG- 1. 2: Second Lieutenant, Red Army artillery. Artillery officers wear new 1943 double-breasted military coats with new epaulettes, and keep the original badges. The background color of these badges is olive brown, which sets off the gray of the coat, and the yellow-brown buttons on the coat are made of plastic. 3. Internal security officials of the People's Internal Affairs Committee. The security forces of the Internal Affairs People's Committee usually wear the ordinary uniforms of the Red Army, but they wear the badges of their own arms.