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MP40 "Schmeisser" cal. 9 mm Luger, Germany.
Cvetić M1956 7.62x25 mm, FPRY/SFRY.
Matić-Cvetić M51 prototype cal. 7.62 mm of general Koča Popović, FPRY.
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My fellow countrymen thank you
Next are submachine guns and machine guns. I wasn't paying much attention to this part of exhibition so I apologize that I am not able to correctly name all presented items.
MP40 "Schmeisser" cal. 9 mm Luger, Germany.
MP34 cal. 9 mm Luger, Austria.
MAS-38 cal. 7.65 mm, France.
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Rest of the scans can be found on this link:
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These scans that Sasa has uploaded are from that booklet Megan mentioned. Booklet is named Glow of Order (Sjaj ordena in Serbian).
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Yes, they were in use back then and the army is still using them even now. And yes you are right, they are the same as the dress collar insignia.
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Air Monitoring Reporting and Guidance, Electronic Surveillance, Paratroopers and School for Reserve Officers.
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Informatics Service and Musicians (Gold - Military personnel, Silver - Civilian personnel).
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Judicial Service, Financial Service, Quartermaster Service.
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Ground Forces Technical Service, Navy Technical Service, Air Force Technical Service.
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Geodetic Service, Building Service, Traffic Units.
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Engineering, Comunications, Atomic Biological and Chemical Defense.
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Air Force, Artillery and Rocket Units.
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Infantry, Armored Units, Artillery.
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This type of branch insignia was introduced after 1955. They are still in use in Army of Serbia, only difference is that now NCOs wear silver and officers wear the gold ones.
From left to right: Medical, Veterinarian, Pharmacy.
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M1899 Muser rifle cal. 7 mm, Kingdom of Serbia.
M1899 Krag-Jorgensen rifle cal. 8x58P (Danish) and 6.5x55 (Norwegian), Denmark.
M1891 Mosin-Nagant rifle cal. 7.62x54 R, Russia, Germany.
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M1924 Mauser rifle cal. 7.9 mm, Kingdom of SCS/Yugoslavia.
M24/47 Mauser rifle cal. 7.9 mm, FPRY.
M95M (M95/24) Mannlicher rifle cal. 7.9 mm, Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
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Miniature M1880 Mauser rifle cal. 7 mm of King Alexander Obrenović.
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Miniature M1880 Mauser rifle cal. 7 mm of King Alexander Obrenović.
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Miniature M1880 Mauser rifle cal. 7 mm of King Alexander Obrenović.
M41 Mauser rifle, so-called 'partisan rifle' cal. 7.9 mm, Yugoslavia, NLA.
Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. I rifle cal. 7.7 mm (.303 British), Great Britain.
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M1907/15 Lebel-Berthier rifle cal. 8 mm, France, Kingdom of Serbia/SCS.
M1936 MAS rifle cal. 7.5 mm, France.
M1898 Mauser rifle cal. 7.9 mm, Germany, FPRY.
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M1877 Wrendl-Holub carbine cal. 11 mm, Austro-Hungary.
M95 Mannlicher carbine cal. 8 mm, Austro-Hungary, Bulgaria.
M1844 Mauser carbine cal. 10.15 mm, Kingdom of Serbia.
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M1891 Mannlicher-Carcano carbine for special troops cal. 6.5x52 mm, Italy, FPRY.
M1891/93 Mannlicher-Carcano carbine cal. 6.5x52 mm, Italy, FPRY.
M1907/15 Lebel-Berthier carbine cal. 8 mm, France, Kingdom of Serbia/SCS.
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Weapons exibition at Historical Museum of Serbia
in Southern European & Balkan States
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Yugoslavian M51