Original Soviet WWII 1941 Dated Makirovochnyi Kamuflirovannyi Kostium MKK “Amoeba” Camouflage Pattern Suit, as Used By Sniper Teams and Scouts - Shirt & Pants With Carry Pouch Hotchkiss MG United States Army Headgear 1855-1902

United States Army Headgear 1855-1902

-to pre-empt a British and French invasion with the same purpose

fighter-bombers and warships stationed in the Persian Gulf

with 23 1/2" overall length

Original Soviet WWII 1941 Dated Makirovochnyi Kamuflirovannyi Kostium MKK “Amoeba” Camouflage Pattern Suit, as Used By Sniper Teams and Scouts - Shirt & Pants With Carry Pouch Hotchkiss MG United States Army Headgear 1855-1902Original Item: Only One Set Available. The first mass produced Soviet camouflage uniform was the makirovochnyi kamuflirovannyi kostium or MKK, printed with large reddish brown amoeba shapes on a light green or khaki background. Introduced in 1938, the MKK (also issued as a one pieced coverall or makirovochnyi kombinezon MK) was in service with engineers, snipers, airborne forces, forward artillery observers and reconnaissance units throughout the