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Look at Monty's document books -

Order of Victory: http://www.mirnagrad.ru/cgi-bin/news.cgi?s...amp;re_num=5058

Suvorov 1st class: http://www.mirnagrad.ru/cgi-bin/news.cgi?s...amp;re_num=5060

Who knows the vault area of these goods?

I think that it could also be a problematic ordeal to strap into a plane(with chute harness) with a bunch of hanging suspension medals. I feel that wearing the orders in this manner served more of a practical purpose than revolting against the "gaudy new suspension" types.

I think with you :beer:

First time I've ever seen a mountain climbing pin on a pre-war Soviet uniform-- let alone being worn by an AIR FORCE technical officer!

Look at this 1942 photo: A.A.Mostinsky - general staff officer, 224 assault air division; "climber, 2nd degree" badge was given to A.A.Mostinsky in 1938; year of enlistment - 1941.

Railwaymen. This is the only image I have ever seen with Railwaymen wearing Budionovka....

Richieс! About a year ago this particular photograph WAS NOTED otherwise .

The people from the image had been strictly identified as fireguards