Each soldier of the occupying army is issued such a cosmetic bag.
In it, we found a “Russian Standard” cosmetic line, which the occupier seems to have not had a chance to use.
We don’t really understand where and how the occupiers could have used this cosmetic. Perhaps they just sniffed it and remembered their life before the war.
It’s a beautiful specimen in good condition in our collection, from which an excellent exhibit can be created.
T-64 is a great story. It was first manufactured in 1951 in Kharkiv. The first modification, the “medium tank T-64” (object 432), was adopted in January 1967, and the T-64A […]
TROPHY HELMET 2 This is a Kevlar helmet captured by our Ukrainian Armed Forces. Our friends from the special forces unit said that one of the infiltrators from the sabotage […]
The RShG-2″Aglen-2″ (Reactive Grenade Launcher, GRAU index 6G31) is a Russian disposable rocket launcher. It was developed by the NVO “Basalt” based on the RPG-26 “Aglen” and in parallel with […]
When we were handed this old Soviet helmet with night vision goggles for vehicle drivers, the question arose of finding information about this model on the internet. It turned out […]
