sebastian Posted January 12, 2008 Posted January 12, 2008 On the following picture is presented the badge which arrived in my collection last week. The badge measures about 2 cm in diameter. It seems to be an air defence badge (PVO = protiv vazdu?na odbrana = air defence). But this is the only thing that I can guess about this badge.I will be grateful for any information about it.Regards, Sebastijan
Dragomir Posted January 12, 2008 Posted January 12, 2008 sebastian said: On the following picture is presented the badge which arrived in my collection last week. The badge measures about 2 cm in diameter. It seems to be an air defence badge (PVO = protiv vazdu?na odbrana = air defence). But this is the only thing that I can guess about this badge.I will be grateful for any information about it.Regards, SebastijanWell, ARJ stands for "Anti-raketna jedinica" (Anti-Rocket Unit), and - as you already guessed - PVO iz "Protiv-vazdusna odbrana", which is "Air Attack Defense".Dragomir
Christian Zulus Posted January 13, 2008 Posted January 13, 2008 sebastian said: On the following picture is presented the badge which arrived in my collection last week. The badge measures about 2 cm in diameter. It seems to be an air defence badge (PVO = protiv vazdu?na odbrana = air defence). But this is the only thing that I can guess about this badge.Dear Sebastijan,that nicely designed badge looks rather similar in design to the (standard) YU-Guards-badge.That might indicate, that the YU-anti-rocket-troops had automatically a "Guards-level" ?Best regards Christian
SasaYU Posted January 13, 2008 Posted January 13, 2008 Dragomire,you are wrong.ARJ PVO means: "Artiljerijsko-raketne jedinice protivvazdusne odbrane"or"Artillery-rocket units of anti-air attack defence"
Dragomir Posted January 14, 2008 Posted January 14, 2008 SasaYU said: Dragomire,you are wrong.ARJ PVO means: "Artiljerijsko-raketne jedinice protivvazdusne odbrane"or"Artillery-rocket units of anti-air attack defence"I stand corrected!Your are right, I was wrong.Yours,Dragomir
Bryan Posted January 15, 2008 Posted January 15, 2008 Is it possible that it is a pre-military school cap badge?
sebastian Posted January 15, 2008 Author Posted January 15, 2008 Anatoly13 said: The same topic?I have the same badge as Anatoly's in my collection. From other collectors I was told that this is badge of anti aircraft protection which was organized in factories and that abbreviation PAZ stays for Protiv Avionska Za?tita = anti aircraft protection. But till now I have no oportunity to verify these informations in literature.Regards
sebastian Posted January 15, 2008 Author Posted January 15, 2008 Bryan said: Is it possible that it is a pre-military school cap badge?For sure it is not a pre-military cap badge. Here is a picture of a pre-military cap badge (it is not from my collection, the picture was taken from internet) which is different form Anatoly's badge:Regards, SebastijanP.S. Moderator can you delete my upper double post. Thanks.
SasaYU Posted January 16, 2008 Posted January 16, 2008 sebastian said: I have the same badge as Anatoly's in my collection. From other collectors I was told that this is badge of anti aircraft protection which was organized in factories and that abbreviation PAZ stays for Protiv Avionska Za?tita = anti aircraft protection. But till now I have no oportunity to verify these informations in literature.RegardsThis bange is also unknown to me.But to my opinion it is not a badge of anti aircraft protection as Sebastian says.I'm not shure what letters PAZ mean.Can you post reverse and bigger pictures please ?
Anatoly13 Posted January 16, 2008 Posted January 16, 2008 In few days - have probs with scanner (((((
Explorer Posted March 10, 2008 Posted March 10, 2008 Hello guys. SasaYU warned me about this topic so here I am. A set of anti-aircraft protection from my collection composed of two certificates (wife and husband), book of instructions how to protect yourself before aircraft attacks, biochemical gases and similar, a flyer and of course a badge.
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