I correct myself regulations: 1 mag pouch (PPSh or Mosin) 1 entrenching tool 1 field bottle 1 grenade pouch reality: often no mag pouches at all, field bottle stuffed inside gas mask bag and entrenching tool on the belt or just thrown in the backpack (meshok) Grenade pouches not even given out to infantrymen
0:07 Fall of 1939 Finland 0:33 June of 1941 Brest Fortress 1:03 Soviet POW 1941 1:20 Summer of 1941 1:43 Winter of 1941 outside Moscu 2:12 Summer of 1942 2:28 Winter of 1942 Stalingrad 2:50 Spring of 1943 Kursk 3:13 Summer of 1944 3:30 Winter of 1944 pushing towards Berlin ORA 3:52 April-May 1945 Berlin Suburbs 4:13 Победа! Your welcome my Comrades
First, the attention to detail? Amazing. Second, I love you you showed the spirits/moral/mindset of the soldiers uniforms throughout the video. For example, 1941, the POW is tired, terrified, basically just defeated physically as well as mentally. The 1942 winter outside Stalingrad uniform shows how horrific the situation is in Stalingrad. Death is common, moral is very low. Essentially, all you can do is fight and hope to survive. Around Winter of 1944, things pick up. The Red Army has pushed the Germans out of the U.S.S.R, and is liberating other counties swallowed by the Eagle. As such, he is much more confident, with his posture and the way he walks. Amazing video overall, you inspired me to get all my uniforms and medals.
@@lunicityasmr9988 Considering how poor both sides treat their people, neither is really better, the difference is one survived and the other didn't, Soviet Union nearly fell but managed to stay afloat, while the Nazis fought to the last breath before dying out.
Hey, i absolutely love this video. Everything is so spot on. Soooo so spot on. The gear, the faces, the poses. I love it. Super helpful, and great video overall. I want to start reannacting/cosplaying soviets soon so its useful too but i would enkoy it without thaz too, great stuff!
good job comrade I'm from Russia, your review is historically reliable enough, only the SSH-40 helmet, which was part of the equipment of a Soviet soldier, is missing believe me, I saw the equipment of the soldiers in the museum Скоро 9 мая, мы близко, товарищи
uh, several months too late but i believe it is a version of Farewell of Slavianka by the Kuban Cossacks, and it sounds like Arkadiy Demidov who is singing it Heres a link to a very similar recording th-cam.com/video/GICXQvqgrdo/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
great presentation thank you for taking the time are the boots the soviet synthetic leather waterproof ones? also why did the soviet army opt for a tunic with only buttons on the top? no bottom side pockets, the famous gimnasterka? easier to pull on and off? where would the helmet have been hanging, on the side or back? and finally the round bolt of fabric, is that a coat or a sleeping mat? thanks so much!
I wasnt paying attention at first, expecting it to be the same person the whole video, and when it changed from '39 to '41, i blinked during the transition, the person was different, and i went brain dead, questioning myself and convinced myself i was going insane. i had to watch the transition twice before i was convinced it was a different person. Fuck it's 4am, i need sleep.
Where did you get these uniforms? I have a real soviet 50-70s era, but I want a WWII era replica for airsofting. A link would be great. Thanks in advance
I love the uniform style, I would love to see a common Russian front uniform style and type of ww1 that were issued to the men, would be awsome personally.^^
For awhile I thought they were for tradition but after a bit of research I found out they are there for cavalry. It came from Poland form the 1920 to allow space for the thighs and hips so they move around the horse and they kept the lower half tight so it wont get caught on the stirrups. They the just became a thing some how. I have a 1943 uniform and I must say they do help with running your hips can move way more than if you were wearing jeans. (This is just what I have heard dont go around saying this is 100% real)
Its been 5 years but I know the contents, Extra pair of underwear Extra socks (portyanki) Toiletries set Towel *maybe* extra uniform Plasch palatka if they didn't need it to be rolled around them Food, rations, etc Mosin cleaning kit Important documents Possibly extra ammo This is what was supposed to be in them but in reality it depends on what the soldier wanted to put in there, most of the time they would throw away their gas mask and put anything important in there
Generally,you can recognize of red army uniforms are from before 1943 is if they don't have shoulder straps.Those are most recognizable thing about those.Red lines on the neck tie are also part of it.
1. No, they didn’t. That was an experiment that very quickly got discontinued after they often went for their own tanks 2. The dog is clearly a company mascot of sorts 3. The Soviets would generally use larger dogs for the previously mentioned experiment such as Huskies.
The only thing you guys got pretty weong here is the 1942 impressions, as the star and collar tabs were dubdued, and the budinovka went out of service in 1940
Saw some mistakes here and there with missing gear/items. In Russia this would have been labeled as "Bad soldiers", not good but not bad reenactors either. Nice effort anyway! 👍
song 1: farewell of slavianka (1997 white army version) Прощание славянки song 2: road to berlin дорога на берлин song 3: Victory Day День Победы th-cam.com/video/9l4PL1Rg1NY/w-d-xo.html
I heard that the Red army considered helmets to be "cowardly", and a Ushanka or Pilotka hat is definitely lighter than a helmet when running around. Not to mention Red Army soldiers wanted maximum mobility in battle, which is the reason why you see Red Army soldiers with barely any equipment when fighting.
i do prefer the white army version of the song farewell of slavianka, but seeing as how this is a vid about soviet uniforms, i think you should've used the red army version
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What society thinks men want to wear:tuxedo
What men actually want to wear:
you damn right comrade
I'm a woman and I like Soviet uniforms, the Red Army had lots of women in it, in combat roles as they were guaranteed equal rights in all spheres.
As a German reenactor, I am genuinely surprised by the lack of stuff hanging from the belt.
when it came to no step back the faster you could go mattered
You only need ammo water and a gun
@@rkkastarshina3989 1 tactical vodka
I correct myself
regulations:
1 mag pouch (PPSh or Mosin)
1 entrenching tool
1 field bottle
1 grenade pouch
reality:
often no mag pouches at all, field bottle stuffed inside gas mask bag and entrenching tool on the belt or just thrown in the backpack (meshok)
Grenade pouches not even given out to infantrymen
Haha I can relate fellow Deutsch reenactor 😂
3:29
This is easily the most badass looking out of all of the outfits in the list.
Completely agree, greatcoats are the best
*the only one where he shouldered the rifle*
I personally like the 1943 Kursk/Summer 1944 uniform best
I need that
EXACTLY
0:07 Fall of 1939 Finland
0:33 June of 1941 Brest Fortress
1:03 Soviet POW 1941
1:20 Summer of 1941
1:43 Winter of 1941 outside Moscu
2:12 Summer of 1942
2:28 Winter of 1942 Stalingrad
2:50 Spring of 1943 Kursk
3:13 Summer of 1944
3:30 Winter of 1944 pushing towards Berlin ORA
3:52 April-May 1945 Berlin Suburbs
4:13 Победа!
Your welcome my Comrades
Спосибо
1:25 everyone knows pot was main battle rifle and the mosin was mearly a sidearm
Pubg copied ww2
@@NuttyCuts_ cuisine royale
3:29
I like that one very much. Krasavitsa!
Krasavitsa is a female form. Male form is Krasavchik
If it was a joke, I appologize for r/wooshing
Damn, I had no idea a dog came with 1942 summer uniform.
2:26 obviously a soldier with low moral
*WHERE THE HELL IS HIS COMMISSAR!*
Of course bc he was in stalingrad so no food, limited ammo etc
@@dawn5573 The army must have disipline.
Omg a malaysian. Apa khabar?
Woy malay ngapain di sini😂
Saya dari Indonesia
@@ditza7643 Heil, Stalin
First, the attention to detail? Amazing.
Second, I love you you showed the spirits/moral/mindset of the soldiers uniforms throughout the video.
For example, 1941, the POW is tired, terrified, basically just defeated physically as well as mentally.
The 1942 winter outside Stalingrad uniform shows how horrific the situation is in Stalingrad. Death is common, moral is very low. Essentially, all you can do is fight and hope to survive.
Around Winter of 1944, things pick up. The Red Army has pushed the Germans out of the U.S.S.R, and is liberating other counties swallowed by the Eagle. As such, he is much more confident, with his posture and the way he walks.
Amazing video overall, you inspired me to get all my uniforms and medals.
liberating??? are u moron? ahahahah they OCCUPIED ALL THAT COUNTRIES. U are just a fanatical guy.
@@NickGalaz yes liberating, Which is worse na*ism or communism? Lesser of the two evils type of situation. I think you should read a book XD.
@@lunicityasmr9988 Both were equally evil
"Liberating" ok 😭😂
@@lunicityasmr9988 Considering how poor both sides treat their people, neither is really better, the difference is one survived and the other didn't, Soviet Union nearly fell but managed to stay afloat, while the Nazis fought to the last breath before dying out.
Bravo comrade! Im digging the ushanka cap & the soviet canteen.Good job!
Hey, i absolutely love this video. Everything is so spot on. Soooo so spot on. The gear, the faces, the poses. I love it. Super helpful, and great video overall. I want to start reannacting/cosplaying soviets soon so its useful too but i would enkoy it without thaz too, great stuff!
good job comrade
I'm from Russia, your review is historically reliable enough, only the SSH-40 helmet, which was part of the equipment of a Soviet soldier, is missing
believe me, I saw the equipment of the soldiers in the museum
Скоро 9 мая, мы близко, товарищи
awesome thank you for the clip😊
Which “Farewell Of Slavianka” version did you use for this video? I can’t seem to find it, but I love it! Can anyone help me?
uh, several months too late but i believe it is a version of Farewell of Slavianka by the Kuban Cossacks, and it sounds like Arkadiy Demidov who is singing it
Heres a link to a very similar recording
th-cam.com/video/GICXQvqgrdo/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
This is a White Russian version of the song. It would have never been played in RKKA, for obvious reasons.
@@GogiBattlenet what do you mean?
Wojowłodzosław Wojownikosław playing a White song in the Red Army would get you sent to gulag.
@@GogiBattlenet white song? Explain this please
2:30 easily my favorite, the Telogreika and ushanka look so well with each other
great presentation thank you for taking the time
are the boots the soviet synthetic leather waterproof ones?
also why did the soviet army opt for a tunic with only buttons on the top? no bottom side pockets, the famous gimnasterka? easier to pull on and off?
where would the helmet have been hanging, on the side or back? and finally the round bolt of fabric, is that a coat or a sleeping mat? thanks so much!
It's all great. But we miss the characteristic Red Army rain poncho.
Thor Son I’m wearing one rolled up at one point
Yes, sorry. Noticed it at 02:13
It is known as a pushplatka
Plash Palatka.
soviet soldiers, tankmans and pilots look so much ludicrous in their own not practical uniform.
Looks fantastic man!
I wasnt paying attention at first, expecting it to be the same person the whole video, and when it changed from '39 to '41, i blinked during the transition, the person was different, and i went brain dead, questioning myself and convinced myself i was going insane. i had to watch the transition twice before i was convinced it was a different person. Fuck it's 4am, i need sleep.
Hahaha your comment made my night
Subbed love the video
Nice impressions man
3:31 is OUR favourite
Very well comrade I see you are prepared for the winter my friend
Where you can found all equipements?
what is the small pouch on your belt in the summer of 42 uniform
Hello, I have a question. The uniform from 1939. That padded ''jacket'' (don't know the name in english) do you wear normal uniform under it?
Yes the collar you see is from the normal tunic
Ahhh the pilotka cap. I have original 1940 from grandfather. Very nice
Epic
Where did you get these uniforms? I have a real soviet 50-70s era, but I want a WWII era replica for airsofting. A link would be great. Thanks in advance
MysticMarshmallow sorry that should be schusters.ru
Edgy as fuck
sure.
+Calcio Jack thanks!
Calico Jack why the fuck is it only in Russian??!!!
Congrats on 100 subs.
Video about soviet uniform. BGM - farewell slavyanka (Russian Empreror version). Bellissimo
I love the uniform style, I would love to see a common Russian front uniform style and type of ww1 that were issued to the men, would be awsome personally.^^
Where did you get the bayonet gun?? I want it so bad 3:43
Bro where did you find that mess tin?
What’s the second song that started playing called?
Road To Berlin
What was the second song? I really liked it.
Hey, I was wondering, where could you buy uniforms like this in the US online?
Schusters is the way to go for a soviet impression
Basilis S. Schusters?
@@slmb_b schusters.ru/en/
Nestof
Do any of you know where I can get an ushanka like the one in the video?
Amazing Impressions!
I'm planning on starting A Winter 1944 Pushing Twords Berlin Impression and I'm wondering what kind a trench coat that is?
It’s the m41 model with collar tabs and shoulder boards
Where do you get the uniforms from?
Sad there is no officer/commissar/NKVD and helmet soldier
Ive never understood what those Flaps on the Thighs are for, could someone clarify?
For awhile I thought they were for tradition but after a bit of research I found out they are there for cavalry. It came from Poland form the 1920 to allow space for the thighs and hips so they move around the horse and they kept the lower half tight so it wont get caught on the stirrups. They the just became a thing some how. I have a 1943 uniform and I must say they do help with running your hips can move way more than if you were wearing jeans. (This is just what I have heard dont go around saying this is 100% real)
Breathability, especially since western Russia is HOT
@@trolololololololoolololo6545 oh cool, thank you
Where did you get the ushankas?
Where's can i get that outfit?
Where did you got the weapons from?
Don't try buying a gun illegally you child
Where did you get the uniforms?
How do you wear that Plasch on your torso even????
Lookin good, what did y’all put in your meshok?
You don't know how to put in on?
I know how to put it on, I was curious about the contents
Its been 5 years but I know the contents,
Extra pair of underwear
Extra socks (portyanki)
Toiletries set
Towel
*maybe* extra uniform
Plasch palatka if they didn't need it to be rolled around them
Food, rations, etc
Mosin cleaning kit
Important documents
Possibly extra ammo
This is what was supposed to be in them but in reality it depends on what the soldier wanted to put in there, most of the time they would throw away their gas mask and put anything important in there
such a cute comrade!!! also i want every single one of theese uniforms
Where did you get the uniform?
Очень красивая форма, а главное, что практичная
Generally,you can recognize of red army uniforms are from before 1943 is if they don't have shoulder straps.Those are most recognizable thing about those.Red lines on the neck tie are also part of it.
Where did you get your uniform pieces from
I got a gimnasterka tunic from hiki shop
Sovietmilitarystuff.com
Schusters ru, red guard Militaria and eBay are your best bet
How did you get those outfits? I just need to know where do you get the outfits
Sovietmilitarystuff.com
What is the song at 3:20?
Leonid Utyosov - Road To Berlin
where do you buy the m41 telogreika? can someone send a link on a website?
sovietmilitarystuff.com/index.php?_route_=soviet-uniforms/red-army-uniforms/soviet-red-army-wwii-russian-military-artilery-tank-force-uniform-m43.html
I thought the dogs usually have Anti-tank mines with them?
1. No, they didn’t. That was an experiment that very quickly got discontinued after they often went for their own tanks
2. The dog is clearly a company mascot of sorts
3. The Soviets would generally use larger dogs for the previously mentioned experiment such as Huskies.
@@msbhicks8358 4. It was a damn joke
@@msbhicks8358 chill
how do you find these?
The only thing you guys got pretty weong here is the 1942 impressions, as the star and collar tabs were dubdued, and the budinovka went out of service in 1940
Mom walks in, “What the fuck are you doing with my camera”
Saw some mistakes here and there with missing gear/items. In Russia this would have been labeled as "Bad soldiers", not good but not bad reenactors either. Nice effort anyway! 👍
How you got the winter one? Did you buy it? Did you make it?
Every single one looks awesome!
Go to Sovietmilitarystuff.com
Or www.voenspec.ru/
Russian made.
I like watching you video
Where can I buy a replica of the M43 uniform of the Soviet army?
sovietmilitarystuff.com/index.php?_route_=soviet-uniforms/red-army-uniforms/soviet-red-army-wwii-russian-military-artilery-tank-force-uniform-m43.html
3:29 this may be a stupid question but what did they wear underneath the overcoat?
The 1943 uniform, just the belt is on the coat now, also sorry for being late
No problem
@@avetruetocaesar142 patrolling the Mojave makes you wish for a nuclear winter
nice uniform and nice room comrade
Does any one know what the song in the last impression is
song 1:
farewell of slavianka (1997 white army version)
Прощание славянки
song 2:
road to berlin
дорога на берлин
song 3:
Victory Day
День Победы
th-cam.com/video/9l4PL1Rg1NY/w-d-xo.html
Crossed rifle pips didn’t show up until 1940 so the pre war impression is slightly incorrect
Круто, я не знал
2:26 thats the outfit i have in cod ww2, wish i had this type of outfit in real life
name of the last song?
And why does he have a shapka-ushanka in every form?
I heard that the Red army considered helmets to be "cowardly", and a Ushanka or Pilotka hat is definitely lighter than a helmet when running around. Not to mention Red Army soldiers wanted maximum mobility in battle, which is the reason why you see Red Army soldiers with barely any equipment when fighting.
Do you know any place to get a similar looking ushanka?
i do prefer the white army version of the song farewell of slavianka, but seeing as how this is a vid about soviet uniforms, i think you should've used the red army version
I see a Chinese Pouch on your Finnish ‘39 uniform
These are actually cool
By winter of 1944-45 most of the Soviet infantry was armed with PPSh-41 or PPS-43 sub-machine guns.
Were can i get them?
Nice :0
Which one is the one that Reznov wears in Call of Duty World at War
Search it up on Google
Whats name second song ?
Road to Berlin song.
Whats the name of the first music
farewell of slavianka
Id like to know who was the interpreter of this version
What about the last one on POBEDA
Hey where do you get these uniforms from
Random-man Guy you can find many cheap Soviet items on schusters
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Skipped 1940. Still a damn good presentation!
What’s the thing wrapped around his chest in summer 1942
That is either the soviet issue poncho or great coat. Thats how it was carried.
Where dod you get the uniforms?
schusters.ru
2:11 what's the role of the dog?
where did you buy these?
Sovietmilitarystuff.com
WHERES THIS VERSON OF FAREWELL OF SLAVIANKA?!
Where did you get it from
Sovietmilitarystuff.com
what is that final music name??
Victory day. Den Pobedy
Can someone give the link for song
3:33
El mejor de todos, ¡A la orden!
Whats the name of the song at 4:10?
Thanks a lot!
@@battlefield1soldier929 lol
Den Pobedy/ the Victory day
th-cam.com/video/bZHgh3CFE24/w-d-xo.html
Where did you get your guns?
Airsoft maybe
Summer of 1942 "The dog uniform"
What's with the mp 40?
saw in the summer of 1942 he was holding a german mp40 smg
why don't you release videos say please
03:08 music?
sorry for taking so long but it’s called Road To Berlin
link: th-cam.com/video/6ESIj4a0bOw/w-d-xo.html
shouldn't the collar tabs be kaki from 1941?
Not everything is gonna be 100% super accurate there teenagers
where do you buy?
Sovietmilitarystuff.com
Where did you get those uniforms?
schusters.ru
And Voenspec.