Uniform of the engineering troops of the Russian army

On this moment began to arrive to the troops, in fact - they have already been delivered to warehouses, field uniform new sample. From Yudashkin!
People who have seen her say that her appearance leaves much to be desired. Colored with small swamp-colored dotted peas, “Flora” is prettier in appearance. People are making fun of them - also foot wraps with gold edging and gold embroidery "D&G" ("Dolce and Gabano" - for the completely uninitiated).

"The new uniform was developed in less than ten months. The main requirements are convenience and practicality. Many details immediately catch the eye. Instead of boots - ankle boots - boots with long tops. The concept of foot wraps is disappearing, they will be replaced by socks. Sailors will receive a new pea coat with original details and newly tailored pockets. The field uniform has changed significantly. The cap will disappear from it. It appeared before the First World War, but in last years often interfered with camouflage on the ground.

Together with military specialists, the uniform was developed by the famous Russian fashion designer Valentin Yudashkin.

Valentin Yudashkin: "The most interesting part this entire collection is state-of-the-art technology, a modern cut of factories and enterprises that we took as a basis. These are new fabrics with a membrane and nanotechnology."

The new collection is largely based on historical traditions. Moreover, both the Russian and Soviet armies.

Vladimir Bogomolov, Chairman of the Military Scientific Committee of the Central Material Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation: “First of all, this concerns formal clothes, to which the color was returned to the ground forces sea ​​wave. This, as we know, we remember from history, was first introduced by Peter the Great. Colored bands on caps, colored shoulder straps. The fundamental difference between the new form of clothing is that it is now being introduced dress uniform clothes that will vary in color. For ground forces this is the color of the sea green, for the military air force- This Blue colour and for the navy it is traditional - black and White color".

Valentin Yudashkin remembered how he himself served as a conscript in the army. Therefore, says the fashion designer, he knows from his own experience what a soldier needs.

Valentin Yudashkin: “We began sewing in trousers and a tunic. We ourselves knitted aiguillettes from ropes and tinted them. The hats were given more color with shoe polish, and the overcoats were combed.”

The developed uniform should make everyday life more convenient for those who serve at headquarters. For this purpose, the collection includes a sweater for generals, officers, and even dresses for female military personnel.

New form- still prototypes. Now it should arrive in some units. It will take about six months to break in. After all the roughness has been eliminated, the final shape will be taken. This should happen in about a year..."

1.Field cap with a higher crown for any bad weather.
2.Waterproof hood on the outer jacket.
3. Rack valves with Velcro.
4.New camouflage colors.
5.Fabric gloves with a leather insert and a regular or fur lining.
6.Top boots with a leather or fabric upper and a molded oil and petrol resistant rubber sole.

From left to right: 1-winter semi-woolen casual uniform for everyone under overcoat; 2-year-old casual in a cotton jacket for soldiers and sergeants of all branches of the military except the Airborne Forces; 3-year daily for airborne forces; 4-year casual for cadets of military schools; 5 and 6 year old casual for all in hot climates; 7 - winter casual for everyone (stripes on the sleeve below the sleeve emblem only for cadets according to the year of training).
Author's Note: Overcoat. sewn from felt. Worn over p/sh. Length from floor 35 cm.
The summer casual uniform is worn by the unit during classes, drills, while on guard duty, when serving in uniform, and during off-duty periods. Carrying outside the unit's location is prohibited.
The uniform consists of cotton trousers in boots, closed jacket.
Author's Note: Boots Material tarpaulin (rough leather). The sole is molded micro-pork. To avoid wear, the heels were equipped with horseshoes. Boots were worn over summer or winter foot wraps
Soldiers and sergeants wear cap, and the cadets wear a cap with a band according to the color of the branch of service.
Author's Note: Cap Cotton material. The style has remained virtually unchanged since 1934
Soldiers, sergeants and cadets have buttonholes and shoulder straps according to the color of the military branch, the emblems are golden.
Author's Note: Shoulder straps Material: colored yarn. The existing division of colors by types of troops: in the internal troops and in motorized rifle troops- red, in the artillery, tank, engineering and communications troops - black, in the Air Force and Airborne Forces - blue, in the quartermaster, medical, veterinary services and justice - crimson, in the border troops - Green colour, in the state security troops - cornflower blue.
In winter, the trousers and jackets of soldiers, sergeants and cadets are semi-woolen, dark green in color; The shoulder straps and buttonholes are all in the color of the military branch, and the emblems are golden. Instead of a cap or cap hat with ear flaps .
Author's note: Component materials - cloth, batting, calico, sheared Tsigean sheepskin fur. Ears lower when necessary and warm well.
In the airborne troops (soldiers, sergeants and cadets) they wear a field uniform as their daily uniform, but with a blue beret. Airborne cadets have blue cadet shoulder straps. By decision of the commander, soldiers and sergeants may wear a cap rather than a cap; cadets may, by decision of the head of the school, wear a cap instead of a cap.
Author's note: Usually, in schools, cadets wore a cap, and a cap was worn during field training. In units, the cap was most often worn by sergeants in the positions of company sergeant major, deputy commander of a training platoon, soldiers driving command vehicles, clerks, storekeepers, projectionists, etc. But this was a generally accepted practice, but not any requirements of the commanders or the regulations.
On casual uniform established badges and award bars are worn. Wearing any sleeve patches is not permitted.
In areas with hot climates, wearing Panama instead of other hats, rolling up sleeves above the elbow, wearing shoe with long trousers instead of boots, unbuttoning the top button.
Author's Note: Panama

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