hi ,im here to pick your brains

[peter888888]

id like to know if thier was change in the uniforms of the russian german or italian soldiers from 1941 to 42 ,not the whole army ,just a small group that apeared amongst them ,thanks if you help

 

[Vital]

A difficult question. For the Red Army, 1941 was a time of severe trials and I do not think that any changes in the uniform were possible during this period. But there was one point: the armed formations of the Baltic republics. They became part of the USSR shortly before the war, their national armies were merged into the RKKA (Workers' and Peasants' Red Army). They retained their uniform, on which Soviet insignia were sewn and looked unique. Alas, there is little data on these formations.

 

[Nap]

Hi Peter

That’s a large question for sure , can you perhaps specify a Regt or unit for each

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[Blind Pew]

Those on the Eastern Front would wear almost anything to stay alive, it was so cold. As long as they were recognisable as being from their respective nation, is the main thing.