Original Soviet WWII Early War “Finka” Ushanka Style Officer’s Winter Cap With Badge MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock Though not as well known

Though not as well known as its direct predecessor

Activated in early 1942 in Idaho as a long-range B-24 Liberator bombardment squadron under Second Air Force

The spring-loaded straps fit over the head and were tightened by means of sliding the web straps through metal buckles until the mask was as tight as the user could stand it - ensuring a good air tight seal

The losses suffered while at Anzio greatly reduced the effectiveness of the Battalion

Colonel Orr

Original Soviet WWII Early War “Finka” Ushanka Style Officer’s Winter Cap With Badge MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock Though not as well knownOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a Pre War Early War Soviet Officers winter cap, referred to as a Finka, which was first introduced by the order of the Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR number 14 of January 31, 1931. The cap itself is the same style as a ushanka, but without the ear flaps that button on the top when not in use. This example is in wonderful, nearly unissued condition and comes complete with an