From: shoop19@brick.net
Date: Fri Feb 13 2004 - 16:34:35 PST
Try a place in Pennsylvania...
www.tridentmilitary.com
they have tons of russian stuff...I got my Russian Naval Marine uniform
from them.
Jon
> Guys, oops, fellow MV'rs.
> A friend ( who lives in Emporia KS, the birthplace of Veterans Day
> celebrations) is in the mniddle of trying to put on an event to "remember
> the forgotten War". Korea.
> GI's & their gear & MV's should be no problem. We are however in need
> of equipment to outfit "the other side". Yes, we need to have some
> poeple to act as the Chinese / North Korean Army.
> We plan on outfitting them in the basic quilted pants / jacket combo, &
> fur cap, and whatever little else they carried into battle.
> Does anybody know of any place that might carry the post war Russian
> gear similar to what the Chi-coms wore ?
> Figgering with all the mil-surplus gear out there, there might be some
> place that is trying to sell this stuff.
> ANY leads will be greatly appreciated.
> Steve
>
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