Uniforms Of The Soviet Medical Service

[Komandir RKKA]

Your grandfather was Voenvrach 3 rank ( or voenvetvrach?) Nice to see it!

He was 3-d rank Voenvetvrach - served in cavalry.

[Dimas]

Very interesting, and interesting rank and branch!

[Philippe]

Hi,
Pictures of my dress for Medical Service.
Regards.

[Komandir RKKA]

Looks very nice! do you have the belt also?

[Dimas]

Hi,
Pictures of my dress for Medical Service.
Regards.

The Lieutenants enamelled square pips, can you make the closeups of them? I have some doubts about it from that pictures

[Philippe]

Hi,
I disassemble the grades, but sorry for the quality of the photo .....

Regards.
Philippe

[RichieC]

The Lieutenants enamelled square pips, can you make the closeups of them? I have some doubts about it from that pictures

Hi,
I disassemble the grades, but sorry for the quality of the photo .....

Regards.
Philippe

This has been an active subject between Dimas and I during the course of the last few weeks; these rank pips (triangles, squares, rectangles, and diamonds).

I really would like to see an entire new thread conjured up pertaining to these, as there are quite a few variations of original, and fake examples of these currently on the collector's market and in many collections....

I would appreciate it greatly if you Dim , would begin by describing some basic attributes of these, and showing some images of examples of both...

[Dimas]

I will Richie, but a little bit later, I'am sitting with influence...

Philippe- sorry, not good squares. The shape used on that is the full steel coated with brass.

But they are not a steel, and red copper made. This is red flag!

[RichieC]

Philippe, are these squares attracted to a magnet on either side (with the screw-nut removed)?

[Philippe]

Hi Richie and Dimas,
Thanks for your answer......I just try and square grades are attracted by the magnet ....and other insignia of grade magnet does not attract ..
Regards.
Philippe