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    WW2 Veteran Portrait Photo - what occassion?

    This photo was officially stamped and signed, etc. Does anyone know what the occassion was? I know that it is dated 1971, but why has it been stamped and signed on the back? Cheers, Torsten.
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    Originally posted by torstenbel View Post
    This photo was officially stamped and signed, etc. Does anyone know what the occassion was? I know that it is dated 1971, but why has it been stamped and signed on the back? Cheers, Torsten.
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      #3
      Looks like it is a file photo. On the back it says: "Personality of the commander of military part/unit 74010, younger colonel Boris Vasilievich Kalabin. I confirm, second in command of part 74010, captain Marhev."

      Hope it helps,

      Jack

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        #4
        Thank you jack. Is there any way of finding out what unit 74010 was? Cheers, Torsten.

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          #5
          The stamp says the same thing, unit 74010. I have no idea. Maybe our Russian members would help.

          Jack

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            #6
            The man on the photo is medical service officer and the unit also is medical unit - picture signed by medical service captain.

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              #7
              interesting. thank you.

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                Originally posted by Komandir RKKA View Post
                The man on the photo is medical service officer and the unit also is medical unit - picture signed by medical service captain.
                Shouldn´t he wear the snake & cup insignia on the collar tabs instead of the Infantry ones?

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                  #9
                  Yes, this man has on collar tabs "general army emblem".
                  But he also has "Excellent in health protection" badge and his photo was signed bu medical service officer - he is definitly the doc.
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                    #10
                    thank you very much for the additional info

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