Sometimes I'm quite amazed by the helmets of occupiers. Where they find them is unknown. In this case, the occupant was wearing an old but quite reliable British MK 6 helmet, which was in service with the British Army from 1986 to 2009. It was replaced by the MK 7 helmet. It's not unlikely that this helmet was repurposed for use by the occupant. Britain has been sending such helmets to Ukraine since 2015, when Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. You can read about this helmet here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mk_6_helmet
GRAU index 6B26 Kevlar helmet under the designation 6B26. This helmet saw combat and has a battle scar on the occupant’s ear. It is a fairly rare example of the […]
A unique war trophy from Ukraine. These are license plates from a destroyed military vehicle of the occupiers. It’s a great exhibit in our collection of trophies. It came to […]
This is an iron tube for carrying and storing propellant charges for the 125 mm tank gun, which are used to complete tank shells. It was manufactured in 1988. We […]
German Panzerfaust 3. It’s a very nice and symbolic weapon for us. It was developed in 1978 by the German company Dynamit Nobel AG, and it does its job for […]
