Since the beginning of the armed aggression, our soldiers have found such army ration packs in the prisoners of war from the Russian army.
This box weighs more than 2 kilograms. We haven’t tasted it, and kept it for creating an exhibit for our collection. We have a few ideas on what we can make with this box and its contents.
We will definitely make something interesting for you.
The occupiers in Ukraine use these gas masks. This is one of the modifications of the civilian gas mask GP-7 that was supplied to the occupier army. There is nothing […]
A vintage bucket from the occupiers’ armored vehicles. It could be a great exhibit created by our craftsmen.
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 […]
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 […]
