Russian Military Uniforms and Clothing

Awesome shades

Modern russian camouflage

Digital Flora:

Arctic:

Desert:

Shortage of new uniforms for army. It seems no new ones have been bought this year, ones bought before are reaching expiration and army is reverting back to old ones:

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2515856.html

Units from other regions like Siberia and what not also sport older uniforms.  Simply, not enough were ordered.  They only used up around 40% of SAP2020 and so expect even more orders eventually.  Why is it taking long into 2017 to make new orders? Don't know.  Maybe there is orders already but nothing delivered yet.

Other thing we need to take into account is the accuracy of the reporting. For all we know, it could be exaggeration (I do believe there will end up shortages. Happens nearly everywhere). And ultimately, uniform is last (IMO) on priority. So long as they still get newer Kevlar helmets/vests, the rest is second/third.

miketheterrible wrote:Units from other regions like Siberia and what not also sport older uniforms.  Simply, not enough were ordered.  They only used up around 40% of SAP2020 and so expect even more orders eventually.  Why is it taking long into 2017 to make new orders? Don't know.  Maybe there is orders already but nothing delivered yet.

Other thing we need to take into account is the accuracy of the reporting.  For all we know, it could be exaggeration (I do believe there will end up shortages.  Happens nearly everywhere).  And ultimately, uniform is last (IMO) on priority.  So long as they still get newer Kevlar helmets/vests, the rest is second/third.

Looks like it's pretty big problem.

Either;

-They stopped ordering new ones

-Never planned on implementing them fully

-Someone pocketed the money and tried to pass off old ones

I don't like this type of shit one bit. They can sacrifice one fighter jet per year to get enough uniforms. And if they have shortage of uniforms you can bet that kevlar and helmets are nowhere in sight.

How can you confirm legitimacy of the claim?

Judging by the sounds of it, and how new ones are reaching expiry, they probably didn't order more due to possible problem with quality or something else. But it is hearsay with little evidence. Maybe it is only a small portion here and there with this issue? Maybe it is something not even existent? Maybe it is just a small contingent somewhere? A lot of details are left out.

Cap and hat

From this year on, the servicemen will give special caps instead of everyday caps. Newcomers to the service - immediately, "old men" - in return for those who have served the prescribed terms of socks:



Servicemen-women instead of everyday hats will be given these hats:

For officers and ensigns



For contract servicemen and cadets of higher education institutions



Servicemen on conscription, cadets of higher education institutions and students of pre-university educational institutions of the Ministry of Defense will get daily caps of a new pattern:


That's what a casual suit jacket should look like with the wrist marks of the difference in the years of service of contract servicemen:


Patches in the form of golden elbows worn on the lower part of the outer sides of the sleeves of jackets of demi-season, jackets with long sleeves for everyday suits, jackets for naval suits, jackets for suits of summer camouflage colors. In the case when the suit of the summer camouflage color is used as a field uniform, the armorial insignia for the years of service are of a protective color.

In 2017, a state contract was concluded for the manufacture and supply of breast patches with name and patronymic signs as belonging to military formations. Purses with name and patch marks will receive conscription servicemen on a priority basis (2 units each, one on VKPO, one for "daily routine"), cadets from the new set (2 units per VKPO and "daily routine" ).

According to the decision of the NGSH, old-style sprockets return to the shoulder straps:


The autumn call-2017 right at the recruiting station will be given out winter boots (previously received only summer ones, which in December directly say was not ice).

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2556225.html

New camouflage pattern spoted in Syria:




looks pretty effective if you ask me

Well, another May 9th parade and another new dress uniform.

Litzenspiegel? Really?

Tankmen returned black overalls



As Sergei Ptichkin writes in the article "Tankers returned black overalls," published May 20, 2017 in the "Rossiyskaya Gazeta", on May 20 in the 4th Guards Tank Kantemirovsky Order of Lenin Red Banner Division named after Yu. Andropov celebrated the 75th anniversary of the 12th Guards Red Banner Shepetivsky Order of Suvorov and Kutuzov, the 2nd degree of the tank regiment.

They showed modern equipment. Veterans immediately drew attention and were delighted that they saw tank-men dressed in black overalls. For a quarter of a century of endless reform of the Armed Forces, tank forces have not been left aside. Someone thought that black color does not meet the epochs of change, green camouflage fits better. And the tank-men became like ordinary motorized rifles.

Only did not take into account that the tank is a combat vehicle, in which non-flower flowers are fragrant, but combustible-lubricating materials. Diesel, kerosene and various oils have a habit of quickly turning camouflage into something obscure.

Common sense is back. For daily work with their cars, tankmen now have light, very comfortable and practical overalls of black color. If the work is in the park, then the black beret on the head, if there are polygon departures, then the classic headset.

If it is necessary to participate in combat operations, the tank crews are dressed in special dense overalls of spotted, so-called, digital coloring. They differ in that they do not burn and protect themselves from small fragments. In the event that the car is disabled and the crew is forced to leave it, a special coloring will reduce the visibility of people in the enemy's vision systems. On the head instead of a headset is a helmet made of strong composite materials.

So the form of modern tankers has become elegant and practical, both in civilian life and in war.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2621600.html

So I will see military wearing mix-match of multiple patterns like so the following image which appears to be a mix of digi flora and flora. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

-or sometimes even wearing different camouflage patterns such as how in one video which I cannot find, they were wearing digi flora primarily but some people were in civilian clothes and others in flora. Even the odd multicam was show at one point being worn by a man. I'll link the video if I can find it.

So my question here is 'Why so many camouflage patterns as opposed to just using one. Sure makes identification of friend and foe easier, yes?'

Sorry if this was a bit difficult to understand.

CSTO(ODKB) exercises to commence in Armenia.Note Russian VDV sporting rarely seen camo

A list of russian military berets. If anyone knows sth more pls contribute

Black: Naval Infantry
Sky Blue: Russian Airborne Troops standard beret, Spetznaz units of the Russian Ground Forces
Olive: Russian Ground Forces standard beret, Strategic Missile Troops, Russian Aerospace Defence Forces, Russian Air Force, Russian Railway Troops
Rust Red: 604th Special Purpose Center, 7th OSN, 19th OSN of the National Guard Forces Command Spetsnaz - soldiers are allowed to wear this beret after passing special tests
Bright Red: Military Police

Invisible army? Rostec unveils chameleon camouflage for combat vehicles, uniforms

The coating can be easily applied, which allows for prompt repairs in field conditions



KUBINKA /Moscow Region/, August 21. /TASS/. A chameleon camouflage innovation from the state corporation Rostec, which was originally developed for combat vehicles and is capable of changing color depending on the environment, can be used in the textile industry, too, to make field uniforms for military personnel, according to the state corporation’s press release.

The camouflage coating for combat vehicles and soldier’s gear is on display at the forum Army-2018. Unique electrically controlled material covering a soldier’s helmet is capable of changing color depending on the immediate environment. In the future, the material will be improved to acquire new features, such as the ability to promptly adjust color intensity and to simulate complex graphic effects, for instance, leaves swaying in the wind.

"This innovation may be in great demand from civilian manufacturers. For instance, it can be used to make clothes change color and graphics depending on the customer’s wish," the news release says.

Rostec incorporates the holding company Roselektronika and TsNIITochMash. The coating can be easily applied, which allows for prompt repairs in field conditions.


More:
http://tass.com/defense/1018050

Russian military has no plans to scrap traditional ushanka hat

"The decree only changes the terminology. The headgear itself did not change in any way," a Defense Ministry official said

MOSCOW, October 5. /TASS/. The Russian armed forces are not planning to scrap their traditional winter hat with ear flaps, known as ushanka, a Russian defense ministry official has told TASS, commenting on rumors of ushanka’s possible retirement.

The rumors were sparked by the Russian government’s decree introducing amendments to the peacetime military allowance standards for Russian servicemen. The document, published on Thursday, says that "the phrase ‘ushanka hat’ should be replaced with the word ‘hat.’"

"The decree only changes the terminology. The headgear itself did not change in any way," the official said, adding that the amendment was aimed at simplifying paperwork.

The Russian military’s ushanka hats were improved between 2013 and 2015, when the Russian armed forces were being equipped with new uniforms. The new version of the traditional - and somewhat stereotypical - hat features better heat insulation and longer ear flaps.


More:
http://tass.com/defense/1024564

Not sure if this is the right thread for this, please move to appropriate thread if not @Mods

https://vk.com/milinfolive?w=wall-123538639_1562046





Priboy Tactical Active Noise Cancellation Headset at Priboy Design Bureau at the Army-2020 International Television Fund.

Photo: Kirill Kallinikov

Cheesey looking. I don't care for it.

Headset is fine face mask is ridiculous

Nice outfit for peace-keeping forces

The irony is that this sort of stuff is popular amongst the paint ball and soft air community, but I suspect when a western reporter sees this it will be proof that they really are the bad guys... obviously we can ignore german SS insignia in the baltics and ukraine, but this sort of thing is distasteful... despite being for the military and therefore involving men trained to kill people....

Wasn't there a hubub recently when a pro democrat posted images of this sort of police gear and claimed it was being sent from russia to the US for use against peaceful innocent protesters... only to turn out later to be based on a computer game from a few years ago that had nothing at all to do with Russia or anything really...

All I can say is that it does not look very polite.

Skull mask is super cringe. Whoever's idea this is, somebody needs to stop him.

Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Skull masks are popular among SF forces as well. Saw a lot of Syrians wearing it.

Wasn't that thing invented in CoD: MW2?

Well it looks like ass and sends a pretty stupid message (Hey look, I am actually a dead guy!)

Samurai did it right, they had masks that looked like demons and ghouls, that message is actually on point

Blatant example of corruption done by government bureaucrat. Reselling Chinese uniforms at blatant prices to MoD.
https://t.me/milinfolive/96749?single
Founded less than a year ago by the 22-year-old son of the deputy head of the Federal Property Management Agency, the OKB Gardarika company "invented" a new uniform for the RF Armed Forces with a parody of cartoons, and now it sells its crafts to the Ministry of Defense at the price of the best analogues.

According to media reports, the first batch will soon go to military acceptance, and then will be distributed to the army. According to Stepanenko, production was launched about a month ago, but the form has already received the approval of the Ministry of Defense. The cost of costumes varies from 130 to 210 thousand rubles, and different prices are indicated in different sections of the site. Based on materials from colleagues @rustroyka1945

Their FAQ and "materials used" pages offer wealth of information.
https://t.me/milinfolive/96754?single
It's funny, but this is how the section "Our materials", "Design", "Question-answer", "Return" and so on look like on the official website of "Gardariki". Instead of what it should be, there is a standard stub text in Latin, which does not carry any meaning.
But the order and pay functions work properly.

What a little shit

And his paps and whatever 'business partners' they have in the MoD

4500 rub for a baseball cap..

Those funds that can be used for equipping soldiers with better personal protection means, are being used instead to make several wealthy people even wealthier. Hang 'em. Such war profiteering should be considered a form of sabotage.