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The original hat was developed to keep the rays of the sun off the wearer's head and out of his eyes.<ref>http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear</ref> It was made of heavy cotton cloth and featured a set of ventilation holes, a thin leather headband, a plastic chinstrap, and the enameled metal M22 Red Star badge, on a large sew on red star, on the front.<ref>http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear</ref><ref>World War II Soviet Armed Forces (1): 1939–41, Osprey Publishing (Men-at-Arms 464), Feb 20, 2012 by Nigel Thomas and Darko Pavlovic, ISBN 978-1849084000</ref> |
The original hat was developed to keep the rays of the sun off the wearer's head and out of his eyes.<ref>http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear</ref> It was made of heavy cotton cloth and featured a set of ventilation holes, a thin leather headband, a plastic chinstrap, and the enameled metal M22 Red Star badge, on a large sew on red star, on the front.<ref>http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear</ref><ref>World War II Soviet Armed Forces (1): 1939–41, Osprey Publishing (Men-at-Arms 464), Feb 20, 2012 by Nigel Thomas and Darko Pavlovic, ISBN 978-1849084000</ref> |
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A second version appeared with had a flatter top than the Afghanka, and was more closely boonie |
A second version appeared with had a flatter top than the Afghanka, and was more closely resenvled the [[boonie hat]]s used by NATO forces. This version features snaps or [[press-stud]]s that allow it be buttoned up on the side similar to the Australian slouch or [[bush hat]].<ref>http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear</ref> |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Revision as of 23:57, 31 October 2016
The Panamanka (Template:Lang-ru, also called the Panama hat (головной убор) and Panamka,[1] officially the M-38 Field Hat, was the standard Soviet Army tropical headgear.[2] introduced on 10 March 1938 for troops in Central Asia, North Caucasian and Transcaucasion military districts and Crimea.[3] In Afghanistan, the Afghanka was often worn with the Afghanka uniforms and equipment, which was needed as Afghanistan was known for its extreme hot daytime temperatures in the summer and its equally bitter cold nights in the winter months. There were two versions.
The original hat was developed to keep the rays of the sun off the wearer's head and out of his eyes.[4] It was made of heavy cotton cloth and featured a set of ventilation holes, a thin leather headband, a plastic chinstrap, and the enameled metal M22 Red Star badge, on a large sew on red star, on the front.[5][6]
A second version appeared with had a flatter top than the Afghanka, and was more closely resenvled the boonie hats used by NATO forces. This version features snaps or press-studs that allow it be buttoned up on the side similar to the Australian slouch or bush hat.[7]
See also
Notes
- ^ Soviet Uniforms & Militaria 1917 - 1991 in Colour Photographs Paperback – June 30, 2011 by Laszlo Bekesi (Author), The Crowood Press UK (June 30, 2011), ISBN 978-1847972606
- ^ Warsaw Pact Ground Forces by David Rottmman, January 22, 1987, Osprey Publishing (Elite Series)
- ^ World War II Soviet Armed Forces (1): 1939–41, Osprey Publishing (Men-at-Arms 464), Feb 20, 2012 by Nigel Thomas and Darko Pavlovic, ISBN 978-1849084000
- ^ http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear
- ^ http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear
- ^ World War II Soviet Armed Forces (1): 1939–41, Osprey Publishing (Men-at-Arms 464), Feb 20, 2012 by Nigel Thomas and Darko Pavlovic, ISBN 978-1849084000
- ^ http://www.militarysunhelmets.com/2015/the-afghanka-hat-the-soviets-tropical-headgear
Sources
- Soviet Uniforms and Militaria 1917-1991 by Laszlo Bekesi, The Crowood Press UK (June 30, 2011), ISBN 978-1847972606
- Inside the Soviet Army Today, Osprey Elite Military History Series No. 12 by Stephen J Zaloga, May 28, 1987
- Russia's War in Afghanistan by David Isby, Osprey Publishing (Men-at-Arms) by David Isby (1986-06-15)