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
In 1972, a new version of the carousel loading mechanism with horizontally positioned projectile charges in trays above the trays of shells appeared on the Soviet T-72 tank. Since 1992, […]
The first radio station of the R123 series was developed in 1959. Then there was a modification with the letter M, and then MT. Today, the occupying army uses these […]
The occupiers really love these trinkets. We have plenty of them: cockades, medals, chevrons with lightning bolts and so on. We use them in our products because they are very […]
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 […]
