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    Euronymous

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    1. You didn't answer to my question ... I know ranks were abolished in M66 uniforms and it is the same for M75. Opened collar jackets have been reintroduced in 1975, it is the reason you can see some officers wearing these ones. But, some officers continued to wear closed collar jacket. And I am just wondering why some officers continued to wear the closed collar jacket while others wore an opened collar one.
    2. Hello I have a question about albanian M75 officer jackets. Some officers have a closed collar jacket and other have an opened collar jacket. Why ? Did they have the choice ? Here is a photo with 2 officers wearing a closed collar jacket.
    3. Hello This ushanka for soldier is from the Socialist Albania ? Thanks for help !
    4. Material looks like the same as on original except the sweatband.
    5. I am very surprised to hear it is a "reproduction because albanian militaria from the communist era is very little collected. You should explain us what is wrong with this cap ?
    6. Hello I noticed that some rank stars are not always 100% identical. Is it just due to the manufacturing process beyond the years ? Please see my photos, stars on the left are more rounded while the ones on the right are a bit flatened.
    7. Hello I have this RSR academy badge in my collection but the screw thread is thinner as usual. Is it just a variant ?
    8. Thanks for your reply. Romanian army continued to use the old shoulder boards and uniforms only during the transitional period 1990-91. In 1991, they had totally different shoulder boards and new uniforms. I recently had the information from a romanian military who started his carreer in 1989.
    9. Hello Before 90, romanian army used the soviet system for the shoulder boards (like the one on the photo). I know they continued to use them in the following months after the communism collapse. But when did the new shoulder boards appear ? 90 91 ?
    10. They are the same except the closing system and the first one has no housing for the cleaning rod.
    11. Here is an other romanian holster also made by Flacara Rosie. This one has a different closing system and it has a housing for storing the cleaning rod, other one has not. Are you sure both are for the same weapon ?
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