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The OKZK cap is made of a thick cotton fabric that includes a layer of fabric impregnated with a chemical absorbent. The back of the cap has a buttoning system to attach a protective veil that can also be buttoned up. Keeping in line with its intended NBC purpose, the left side of the veil has a
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It is often erroneously referred to as "Syriyka" or "kepka Afghanka" in English-speaking countries, coming directly from erroneous commercial names and the belief that they were first issued for overseas use in desert or tropical climates such as Syria, Angola, Vietnam, and Cuba, and eventually
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filter, should the wearer want to use one in conjunction with the cap. This opening allowed it to be compatible with a number of different protective gear including: the
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In reality, the cap was always used along with the OKZK uniform by drivers and chemical corps. It was later issued to civil defense depots, seeing use by
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button held opening that is meant to enable the connection of a
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balaclava
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field cap
Soviet Army
NBC suit
Russian
lit.
gas mask
PMK gas mask
liquidator
Chernobyl disaster
Soviet–Afghan War
Fashion portal
Afghanka
"Russian/ Soviet Gas Masks"
"40th Army - Reenacting Group"
Categories
Military hats
Soviet military uniforms

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