Who can tell which country the female soldiers are from?

[JohnsonBox]

Oh, I need a sure answer. It will be great that you attach links to the sites with same kind pics.

[CrashG]

With the red star on their hat, I'd have to say Russian.

and the one on the 3rd from the left's left chest looks like this:

EDIT: Links to what? Women in uniform? or what? How about a link to where you found it originally, it might help us help you. ;)

I like the second one from the left.

She looks cold, I'm sure many of us could find a way to warm her up. :shifty:

Edited July 5, 2009 by CrashGordon

[I8PP]

...or any of the former Soviet republics.

[sanctified Veteran]

I like the second one from the left.

[JohnsonBox]

Can you see that red star clearly, CrashGordon?

I've enlarged that hat badge and it was ambiguous. :no:

And, of course I guessed it as Russian in the first place, but the guy who showed me the pic said no.

Possibly it was from one of the former Soviet states :yes:

But which country? I need a sure answer.

Attached: a pic of today's russia female soldiers:

(Apparently different from the pic above)

[JohnsonBox]

EDIT: Links to what? Women in uniform? or what? How about a link to where you found it originally, it might help us help you.

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Hehe, it is just a game now being played in our party, and I want to win, so I ask you guys :)

[Napalm Frog]

It actually looks very much Soviet. Especially with the mix of civilian clothing, it could be that they are just wearing the uniforms for a reenactment/movie/etc.

[Neo003]

You can't ever get enough of women in uniform. :drool:

[CrashG]

Well my eyesight is pretty damn good and I had the wife check it out too (before I said what I thought it was) and she was pretty sure it was the Russian Star and although it's hard to make out details on the hat I can see the gold edge around the red star (even in that crappy low res photo).

How old is the original photo? That could make a HUGE difference on what uniforms they wore and are wearing now. Was it before or after the collapse of the Soviet Union and Communism.

EDIT: I see that it's some game you're playing. I still stand by my original answer. When you get the "real" answer please post it here. :) Because if it's not the USSR then I'd really like to know, it may come in handy playing Jeopardy one day. :laugh:

EDIT 2: It looks a lot like this http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...sa%3DN%26um%3D1

EDIT 3: just noticed something in the second photo, why do they have different length dresses/skirts? Being military you'd think they'd all be a standard length. Not that I'm complaining, just noticing. :shiftyninja:

Edited July 5, 2009 by CrashGordon

[macrosslover]

You can't ever get enough of women in uniform. :drool:

I'm sure every single one of them are on a general's staff.

[Napalm Frog]

The belt I admit looks East German, however the tunic definitely is not... I'm thinking now this may be just worn for historical purposes... If that's the case, looking through archives of uniforms would be a pain.

Edit: I am pretty sure it's early soviet... Look up the M43 uniforms (there are variants). Some pics show the same head dresses for the full-kitted examples. The only thing is the buttons are done up the opposite side (maybe this is a female thing)? They are definitely older uniforms for sure, close to post-WW2.

Edited July 5, 2009 by Napalm Frog

[Neo003]

It's russian

Also does anyone else thing that the picture background has been edited.

[CrashG]

It's russian

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Also does anyone else thing that the picture background has been edited.

The star i posted ealier looks closer, but yeah it's gotta be Russian.

And yeah something looks a little off about the background in the original pic. Propaganda pic? :laugh:

[saasn]

Not sure I did have a look at some German badges and found this. they also come in red as well.

[qdave]

Not sure I did have a look at some German badges and found this. they also come in red as well.

Iron Crosses never come in red. They'r always black :)

Those uniforms look like they are from ww2..or might be post ww2. They are indeed soviet...and all soviet republics had the same uniforms.

[Konstanov]

Russian Ground Forces, best years of my life spent in that service. Some of better dates were met in the Ground Forces too. As confirmed it is a Soviet uniform, I remember my uncle wearing them when I was a boy.

Edited July 5, 2009 by A.B.L.N.N.

[CrashG]

I knew it was, thanks for confirming it. (Y)

[JohnsonBox]

Russian Ground Forces, best years of my life spent in that service. Some of better dates were met in the Ground Forces too. As confirmed it is a Soviet uniform, I remember my uncle wearing them when I was a boy.

No offense. Could you type the same message with Russian down here, so that we will be assured that you've told the truth?

[JohnsonBox]

Besides, if you've served there, you must know where to find out the same kine of pics in Russian sites?

Can you post the links here?

[Konstanov]

English Russia is where the second picture came from.

Chto mnye noozhno chtobi dokazat' vam?

That good enough?

[qdave]

http://englishrussia.com/?p=2239 ;)

http://englishrussia.com/?p=2227

[Jhaedee]

And, of course I guessed it as Russian in the first place, but the guy who showed me the pic said no.

Could it just be your friend being pedantic? Guess 'Soviet Union' as opposed to 'Russian' maybe? (even though they were essentially one and the same)

[qdave]

That is not entirely true, since people from other soviet republics (baltics, georgia, kazakstan etc) dont consider themselves russians, unless they are etnichally russian.

[mtrftw]

this is a weird fetish

[Konstanov]

this is a weird fetish

Yeah, the damn uniforms are impossible to get off in a hurry especially if you are trying to have sex.