Modern military uniform (VKPO) is the equipment of soldiers of the Russian army. Attribution of photographs of lower ranks of artillery units of the RIA (1881-1917) Military uniform of an artilleryman

Tank helmet model 1936 photo The earphone valves extend back from the cylindrical vertical columns. The rollers were stuffed with hair (technical cotton wool was also used to fill the avisents). Radio equipment was housed in enlarged cavities and pockets with adjustable valves. The back of the head could be bent, the top was tightened with a transverse strap. The sides of the helmet cap, produced before the war, had ventilation holes with blocks. Since the end of 1942, a significant part of tank helmets were equipped with aviation-type radio equipment - oval metal blackened telephone cups, a laryngophone and connecting cords with connectors. tank helmet 1936, materials were changed Dark blue moleskin overalls for a tanker with patch pockets and a detachable rear flap, the belt of which, which had a sliding buckle, was usually covered by a waist belt.

Red Army uniform 1918-1945 (143 photos)

But old photos show that they were often preserved until the introduction of shoulder straps in 1943. The soldier wears windings - which were of various colors, made from all types of worn-out uniforms - and boots.

Junior sergeant, infantry equipment elements 1941, corps commissar Several million pairs of boots were supplied to the United States under Lend-Lease to the USSR. Armed with a Mosin rifle or a three-liner model 1938, leather pouches for ammunition, a canvas bag for two RGD-33 hand grenades and a gas mask.

At the beginning of the war, the Red Army had 13 cavalry divisions, although they were significantly reduced due to the commitment to mechanization of the army from the late 1930s. In August 1941, the cavalry division's strength was reduced to 3,000 men—essentially a brigade—but the number of divisions was increased, reaching 82 by the end of 1941.

Cavalryman, Red Army 1941

• Described in detail here: Military uniform of Wehrmacht soldiers Eastern Front.
• Here: German military uniform of the Second World War.
• Here: Military uniform of the Soviet Red Army. photo.
Red Army military equipment photo description of equipment 1. Officer's belt, model 1932 and 1943 2. Officer's belt, model 1935. 3. Soldier's leather belt 4. Junior command belt 5. Soldier's canvas belt 6. Helmet model 1916 7. Helmet model l936. 8. Civil defense helmet l938g 9.
Helmet sample 40 years M 1940 10. glasses 11. types of commander's tablets On February 1, order of the People's Commissar of Defense No. 005, which provided for the unification of uniforms and its adaptability to wartime conditions. The February 1941 order was classified “top secret”.
This means that the USSR did not know about the impending invasion, it knew and was actively preparing.

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And the field one was leather, with a two-pronged frame buckle, figured stitching, shoulder straps that crossed on the back with an overlap or with the help of a diamond-shaped ring. Military and combat equipment of the Soviet Red Army 1.

Holster for Nagan revolver, 1941, 2.3. Leather holster for Nagan4 revolver. Box arr. 1930 for ammunition for the Maxim machine gun5.

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Safety glasses for tankers, motorcyclists, submariners and torpedomen mod. 19366. Flight glasses7. Bayonet scabbard8. Leather holster for pistol TK-269.

Leather holster arr. 1932 for a TT pistol 10. Case for an ax 11. Knife for opening cartridge boxes 12. Sunglasses for skiers 13. Holster for signal pistol SPSh 14. Small sapper shovels with covers 15. Gun accessories (rifle, submachine gun) 16. Spare cartridge bag 17. Waterproof grocery bag arr.

It is naive to think that the role of cavalry was small, here is an excerpt from Shederovich’s dialogue “and how we met the fur of the Wehrmacht corps, the Dovator’s cavalry,” and he does not know that in the most difficult days of the beginning of the war, only the cavalry could respond mobile to breakthroughs of German wedges, and She threw herself under these wedges, often after a march of 200-500 km, do you think at least one tank formation will be able to march at least 300 km? There was an attempt at the beginning of the war to hit the flank of the German wedge with a tank formation after the march, but 80% of the tanks simply did not arrive. In the manual of 1933, the cavalry was ordered to conduct combat operations dismounted. The heyday of the cavalry was in 1942, during the campaign in the south: although tactically outdated, the cavalry troops made a huge contribution to the local conditions of the front, and fulfilled the role of mobile troops while the Red Army built up tank forces.

Summer uniform of the Red Army for the period 1940-1943:

Introduced into the Red Army on January 1, 1932. A camouflage suit, cut in the form of a wide, loose blouse worn over the head. A hood was sewn to the neck, which was tightened with laces to fit the shape of the head or along the lower edge of a steel helmet, leaving only a narrow strip of the face exposed. White robes worn over overcoats and short fur coats were used. Steel helmets were whitened with chalk or lime. a shooter in winter camouflage from 1939-40 and a shooter in winter field uniform from 1939-41. The command and command personnel wore leather belts with a stamped frame buckle, inside of which was placed a five-pointed star with a hammer and sickle in a round medallion.
The belt was fastened with a brass peg to the left of the buckle, had sewn-in brass half-rings for the shoulder strap and figured stitching; It was also used as everyday lightweight equipment.

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The sleeves at the cuff sewing have two folds. At the back of the sleeves over the elbow seam there are patched elbow pads. On both sides of the collar, edged buttonholes are sewn in the color of the cloth assigned to the branch of the military.

The buttonholes have the shape of a parallelogram with a finished length of 8 cm and a width of 3.25 cm, including the edging. The transverse ends of the buttonholes should be parallel to the bevel of the front ends of the collar. The established metal insignia for positions and badges according to the established encryption are placed on the buttonholes. […] Basically, the flying jacket of type B […] differs from the flying jacket of type A in that the flying jacket of type B has an elongated strap in all heights by 4 cm; a hook and loop for fastening the collar and three through loops on the top placket […]. Three small general-army buttons are sewn onto the bottom bar in the places corresponding to the loops. A hook is sewn into the right end of the collar, and a loop into the left end.

Military uniform of the Red Army (1936-1945)

Changes and innovations were carried out based on the experience gained from the Winter War with Finland in 1939-40, which gave impetus to a number of changes Military uniform of the Soviet Red Army 1941-1943 photo. Of the entire order, the following were made public: the transition to a single color of uniforms, the introduction of new, more popular and widespread fabrics, and the gradual introduction of beautiful ceremonial uniforms in combat units.

Supply standards established for peacetime and wartime were not subject to disclosure. According to these standards, the uniform that was to be accumulated by the beginning of the mobilization deployment of the army consisted of: a khaki cap (in winter - a hat with earflaps, model 1940).

up to 40 and even in winter 41

Cloth shirt with welt pockets, model 1931, for all branches of the military. The cloth shirt consists of the following parts: the front part, which has a placket in the middle, fastened with three through loops on three metal buttons with a Red Army star, a back, a stand-up collar fastened in the middle with two metal hooks, two flaps of the breast pockets, fastened to the Red Army shirt button, sleeves without folds at the bottom with cuffs fastened with two loops on two Red Army buttons.

Flap welt internal pockets. Canceled by order of the People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR No. 25 of January 15, 1943. All Red Army personnel will switch to new insignia - shoulder straps in the period from February 1 to February 15, 1943.

Artillery uniform 1941 1945

Red Army, medical staff uniform 1943 Most of the medical personnel were women. Dark blue berets and skirts had been part of the dress uniform for the Red Army since the pre-war days, and khaki was assigned in May and August 1942, but most women used the standard men's uniform, or wore a mixture of clothing that was more comfortable.

76 women were awarded the title “Hero of the Soviet Union,” many of them posthumously. From September 16, 1944, sergeants and Red Army soldiers were also officially allowed to have chest welt pockets, but only if they received an unwearable officer's uniform after putting it in order. Major General Ground Forces 1943-44 Combinations of uniforms from different time periods were quite common during the war.

It has no analogues in history, it’s just that no one has ever transferred industry in such volumes and over such distances, and it is unlikely that they will transfer it in the future, the largest industrial migration. So just for this feat, the rear troops need to build a huge, enormous monument. By the way, German industry was completely transferred to a military footing only in 1943, and before that only 25% of the total indicators went to military needs. For the same reason, the project prepared for May 1942 on the introduction of new insignia, which envisaged providing the entire Red Army with shoulder straps by October 1, 1942, was postponed. Naval aviation pilot 1943-45, tanker winter uniform 1942-44 And only in 1943, an order dated January 15 from People's Commissar of Defense I.

Red Army uniform 1918-1945 (143 photos)

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Major General of Tank Forces in everyday uniform, 1940-43. Major General in marching uniform, 1940-43. Lieutenant General in summer uniform, 1940. Major General of Aviation in summer uniform, 1940-41.

Lieutenant in summer casual uniform, infantry, 1940-43. Lieutenant in marching uniform, NKVD border troops, 1940-43. Lieutenant colonel in casual uniform, artillery, 1940-43.

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Senior Battalion Commissar, 1940-41 Captain in casual uniform, Armored Forces, 1940-41 Captain in casual uniform, Air Force, 1940-41 Lieutenant in casual uniform, Air Force, 1940-41 G.

Captain in summer uniform, Air Force, 1940-41 Red Army soldier, cavalry, 1940-41 Junior sergeant, infantry, 1941 Junior sergeant, infantry, rear view, 1941 Corps commissar in casual uniform, infantry , 1941-42

Corps Commissar, Infantry, 1941-42

Naval aviation pilot, 1941-45. Submachine gunner, mountain rifle units, 1942-43. On August 3, 1941, a new women's uniform was installed (for non-combatant command personnel): khaki beret, dress and coat. The dress was cut in 1937, made of cotton fabric; later a similar dress appeared in woolen fabric. For women holding command positions, the tunic, skirt and overcoat were retained.
On August 11, 1941, by secret order, the issuance of new clothing to personnel of the rear units and institutions of the Red Army was stopped. By August 25, all available new uniforms should have been transferred to provide units leaving for the front. artilleryman, summer 1941 The cap has replaced the Budenovka since the late 1930s, although most officers prefer the traditional cap. The pilot was more convenient in field conditions.

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And the capture of Moscow did not mean the end of the war, nor did they go to the tropics, so somewhere the German quartermasters did not work properly, so during the winter fighting, Wehrmacht losses from frostbite exceeded the number of combat losses. Members of rear units and institutions, motor transport units of combat formations, as well as drivers of all branches of the military began to be issued a double-breasted cotton jacket instead of an overcoat. Great tension with the provision of clothing was due to the decline in the output of light industry products, some of the enterprises of which had not yet established production in the evacuation, and those remaining locally experienced difficulties with raw materials, energy and labor.
For those who like to argue about whose uniform or whose tanks and planes are the best, and so on, the answer is simple. The transfer of a very large number of defense enterprises beyond the Urals, and their launch into the technological cycle in such a short time.

The grenade bag was hung on the left, followed by a gas mask bag in a stowed position. Uniform of the Red Army, artilleryman 1940 But in combat conditions, items of equipment were located as it was more convenient. A thick overcoat roll protected half of the chest from small fragments and bullets; when shooting prone, it often served as a parapet; helped out at the crossing; and during a halt you could put it under your head.

A full camping kit included a backpack or duffel bag. Military uniform of the Soviet Red Army pre-war period photo. Two types of backpacks were used: box-shaped with a lid, in the Western European style, and soft, with external pockets with flaps and a drawstring fastener, like a backpack.

But, unfortunately, there were not enough backpacks; they were used as soldiers’ bags (commonly called sidors), hung on the shoulders by a strap tightened around the neck with a suffocating noose.

Summer uniform of the Red Army for the period 1940-1943:

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Lieutenant General, ceremonial uniform 1945 The ceremonial uniform was worn by marshals and generals, commanders of fronts and formations who took part in the parade in honor of the victory over Germany in Moscow on June 24, 1945. The uniform was introduced in 1943, but was not issued until the end of the war. Sergeant. Dress uniform 1945 Uniform with a stand-up collar with buttonholes, flaps in the back skirt, scarlet piping on the collar, cuffs and pocket flaps.

The uniform was sewn to everyone's individual measurements, more than 250 new-style ceremonial general uniforms were sewn, and in total, more than 10 thousand sets of various uniforms for parade participants were produced in factories, workshops and studios in the capital in three weeks. In his hands is the standard of a German infantry battalion. On the right side of the chest are the Orders of the Red Star and the Order of the Patriotic War, above the sign of the Guard.

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All buttons are shaped, brass. The color of the edging for the infantry, quartermaster and military legal services is crimson, for artillery, auto-armored troops, medical and veterinary services - red, for aviation - blue, for cavalry - light blue and for engineering troops - black. The color of the buttonholes for the infantry, quartermaster and military legal services is crimson, for artillery and auto-armored forces - black, for aviation - blue, for cavalry - light blue, for medical and veterinary services - dark green and for engineering troops - black. The color of sewing on the buttonholes for the quartermaster, military-legal, medical and veterinary services is silver, for all others - gold.

Shoulder straps of the established type.

Military uniform of the Red Army (1936-1945)

The letrub [type A] is made from a tunic (cotton diagonal) khaki color with two patch breast pockets covered by flaps, a turn-down collar fastened with one uniform button, and sleeves with cuffs. The waist of the shirt is sewn at the sides and at the shoulders in two parts: front and back. The front part of the waist from the neck to the bottom of the pockets has a cut covered with strips.

The straps are located in the middle of the waist and are fastened with one button onto the loop of a piece of fabric hemmed on the inside of the top strap. The upper ends of the straps near the collar are fastened with one small uniform button, sewn at the top of the lower strap onto the through transverse loop of the upper strap. The collar does not have hooks and, under certain conditions provided for wearing the uniform, can be opened with the top button undone.
Marshal of the Soviet Union in everyday uniform 1936-40 Red Army soldier, infantry, 1936 Senior political instructor, artillery, 1936-40 Military engineer 2nd rank, technical troops, 1936-43

Quartermaster 2nd rank in everyday uniform, 1936-42. Junior lieutenant, Air Force, 1941. Captain, artillery motor transport units, 1936-40. Senior lieutenant in everyday uniform, Air Force, 1936-40.

Red Army soldier in summer overalls, armored forces, 1935. Lieutenant in marching uniform, armored forces, 1938-41. Captain, air force, 1936-40. Lieutenant in flight uniform, air force, 1936-43. .

Section commander, motor transport units, 1938-40. Protective anti-chemical clothing, 1936-45. Brigade commander in everyday uniform of the Academy of the General Staff, 1936-40. Senior lieutenant of State Security in everyday uniform, NKVD, 1936-37.

Artillery uniform 1941 1945

Excellent quality officer's tunic, with scarlet piping on the collar and cuffs. The order of August 1, 1941 abolished the chevrons on the sleeves. On August 3, 1941 it was announced that the stars and buttons would be painted olive green (khaki), which were to be painted. In practice, especially given the chaos in the summer and autumn of 1941. this was not always followed. Mauser in its wooden stock/holster, out of place in the photo. But it was a popular weapon among the military. Binoculars model 1931. Rank and file uniform of the Red Army 1941. Steel helmet model 1936, with flared edges and a small crest on top. The tunic and trousers are standard, with characteristic diamond-shaped knee pads in the knees of the trousers for more wear resistance. From April 1941, the collar buttonholes should have been muted in military field conditions, khaki color.

It is worth paying attention to the profession of an artilleryman: who is it, what does it do and what are the requirements for those who want to become one now and let’s talk.

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Features of the profession

As an emblem, artillery troops use 2 diagonally crossed cannons from the Napoleonic War. And November 19 serves as a professional holiday, when the day of missile forces and artillery is celebrated. On this day in 1942, a counter-offensive of Soviet troops near Stalingrad took place. It was artillery that had the main task of destroying enemy defense systems, making it easier for other types of troops to defend the city.

Who is an artilleryman

An artilleryman is a serviceman whose main military specialty is service in such a branch of the military as artillery.

Today, this is no longer a narrow specialty, but a broader meaning, since the branch of the military itself is changing.

And if initially, the artilleryman was engaged only in the maintenance of a gun or cannon, from which the profession bore the following, already outdated names, like gunner, gunner or sergeant-major, then a modern artillery specialist will have to receive a military profession.

It will be directly related to the maintenance of various types of artillery systems, becoming a gun commander, gunner or loader. The artilleryman may not require handling of the gun when he acts as:

1. scout;
2. radio operator;
3. or ;
4. calculator.

Requirements for the profession

A modern artillery specialist must be an officer with a specialized secondary or higher education. Requirements include excellent knowledge of mathematics and physics, and modern artillery systems.

A specialist must be able to use modern computer equipment in his work, with the help of which many special tasks are solved. He must also be a highly erudite specialist, possessing not only a civil specialty, for example, being an engineer.

The specialist must have the following characteristics:

• artillery reconnaissance skills;
• understand electrical and radio engineering;
• be fluent in computer technology;
• be able to use communication tools;
• know the basics of radar;
• be able to use sound measuring instruments;
• be able to use quantum electronics.

It is for this reason that you should know that in order to be a specialist, you need to master all subjects of the school curriculum. This is especially true for subjects such as mathematics, physics and computer science.

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And therefore, if the question arises about who the artilleryman profession is, it is worth saying that he is a highly qualified professional.

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Soldiers of WWII 20 - Red Army artilleryman in summer field uniform, 1941.

Soldiers of the Great Patriotic War No. 20 - Red Army artilleryman in summer field uniform, 1941- in Russia the issue was published on 10/09/2013.

The uniform of ordinary artillery units of the Red Army almost completely corresponded to the set of uniforms and equipment of military personnel of rifle units.

Soldiers of the Great Patriotic War 20 - Artilleryman of the Red Army, magazine and tin soldier in a package.

The artillery of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army was divided into military artillery - battalion, regimental, divisional and corps, and reserve artillery of the High Command. On the eve of the Great Patriotic War, the military artillery of the Red Army received a stable and fairly effective organization, which made it possible to make maximum use of all resources in both offensive and defensive battles.

However, at the initial stage of the war, the potential inherent in the organizational structure of the Soviet military artillery was not fully realized, since many units and subunits were either in the formation stage or had a significant shortage of material and technical resources and personnel.

In the first years after the creation of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, insignia made of orange and then red cloth were introduced for artillery. But already in 1922-1924, the traditional insignia - black with red edging - was returned to Soviet artillerymen. Moreover, the royal emblem of the military branch was preserved - crossed gun barrels, which had been used in the Russian Imperial Army since the beginning of the 19th century.

ARTILLERY EMBLEM

According to the Rules for Wearing Uniforms of the Red Army, introduced in December 1936, the emblems for the branch of the army (service, specialty) were golden in color and were located along the edges of the buttonholes of the tunic, near the transverse edging, and on the upper edge of the overcoat buttonholes, almost close to the corner edging. Since 1940, according to the Order of the NKO of the USSR No. 391 of November 2, new type buttonholes were introduced for Red Army soldiers and junior commanding officers of the Red Army. The lapel emblem of the military branch of the corporals and junior commanding officers was located below the golden metal triangle located in the upper corner of the buttonhole, on the red longitudinal cloth gap.

The artillery emblem - the same crossed cannon barrels - was established by order of the USSR NKO No. 33 dated March 10, 1936, and exemplary drawings of lapel insignia emblems were published in the Charter of the Internal Service of the Red Army (UVS-37) in 1938. Initially, it was assumed that only command personnel and cadets of military schools would wear metal emblems, and they were to be stenciled on the buttonholes of privates and sergeants. In practice, painting emblems was practically never used.

In addition, it should be especially emphasized that the color of the buttonholes and edging was determined by what branch of the military this unit belonged to, and the emblem corresponded to the specialty of the specific military personnel of the unit. That is, servicemen of an artillery battery as part of a rifle regiment wore crimson infantry buttonholes with artillery emblems. At the same time, Red Army soldiers of artillery regiments or individual divisions as part of a rifle division wore black buttonholes with red trim.

However, after the start of the Great Patriotic War, by Order of the NCO of the USSR No. 253 of August 1, 1941, the wearing of all sleeve insignia, colored buttonholes and insignia for all categories of military personnel was abolished: buttonholes, emblems and insignia of protective color were installed. True, in practice this order was implemented only towards the end of 1942.

ANNOUNCEMENT Soldiers of the Great Patriotic War No. 21- Major General of Aviation in summer uniform, 1941

Uniform of the lower ranks of the army foot artillery, model 1882

Uniform of the lower ranks of the army horse artillery, model 1882

Black and scarlet colors were widely used in the uniforms of the artillery units of the Russian Imperial Army during the period under review, as can be seen from the following description of the uniforms of the 1882 and 1907-1908 samples.

Guards Foot and Horse Artillery (uniform 1882)

Uniform collar: beveled, black corduroy (in the 4th-6th (grenadier) batteries of the 3rd Guards and Grenadier Brigade - black cloth), scarlet piping along the upper and lower edges, buttonholes on the collar made of yellow guards basson with a black gap (in park parts with 04/21/1887 (PVV No. 80) - from white braid in 2 rows, then according to PVV No. 372 of 10/08/1903 - in 1 row, in the grenadier batteries of the 3rd Guards and Grenadier Brigade - from white braid).

scarlet cloth

Uniform cuffs: black corduroy (in the 4th-6th (grenadier) batteries of the 3rd Guards and Grenadier Brigade - black cloth), scarlet piping

Valves on cuffs: scarlet, in the 1st Life Guards Artillery Brigade the piping is white, in the 2nd - black, in the 3rd - without piping, in the Guards Horse Artillery Brigade there are no valves or piping on them. In the foot artillery on the cuffs there are 3 buttonholes with buttons, in the park artillery - 2 buttonholes with buttons, in the horse artillery - 1 buttonhole with a button (in the Life Guards of the 6th Don Cossack E.I.V. battery of the Guards Horse Artillery Brigade - 2 buttonholes).

Buttonholes on cuffs: from yellow guards braid with scarlet clearance (in the grenadier batteries of the 3rd Guards and Grenadier Brigade - from white braid with scarlet clearance)

Cap band: black

Overcoat collar valves: black with scarlet piping

Army artillery and the lower ranks of the permanent composition of the mounted battery of the Officer Artillery School (uniform of the 1882 model)

Uniform collar: rounded, dark green(In some sources, this color is called uniform because uniform cloth was used instead of cutlery cloth. This replacement was caused by the impossibility of obtaining a high-quality black color. “Black” cutlery cloth looked against the background of uniform cloth not only gray, but also lighter than uniform - editor's note), scarlet piping along the upper and lower edges.

The piping on the left side of the uniform: No

Uniform cuffs: scarlet piping in the horse artillery and among the lower ranks of the permanent composition of the horse battery of the Officer Artillery School

Valves on cuffs: No

Buttonholes on cuffs: No

Valve on overcoat: dark green, with scarlet edging

Cap band: dark green

Piping on the cap: scarlet

Guards foot and horse artillery (uniform 1907-1908), lower ranks of the permanent staff of the Officer Artillery School (since 1912)

Uniform collar: beveled, black velvet, scarlet piping along the upper and lower edges, buttonholes on the collar made of yellow guards basson with a black gap (the lower ranks of the permanent staff of the Officer Artillery School have buttonholes made of training braid)

Uniform cuffs: black velvet, scarlet piping

Uniform piping: scarlet

The lapel of the uniform: black with scarlet piping (worn in full dress uniform, absent from park units and all non-combatant lower ranks)

Valves on the cuffs and edgings on the valves of the cuffs: scarlet, in the 1st Life Guards artillery brigade the edgings are white, in the 2nd - black, in the 3rd - yellow (since 1911), in the Life Guards rifle artillery division - crimson, in the Life Guards mortar artillery division - blue, there is no guards reserve battery and guards artillery parks. In foot artillery - 3 buttonholes with buttons on the cuffs, in horse artillery - 1 buttonhole with a button ( Until 1910, cuffs of uniforms of lower ranks Life Guards of the 6th Don Cossack E.I.V. the batteries of the Guards Horse Artillery Brigade had 2 buttonholes, on each of which there was a button, since 1910 - a cuff with a toe with 1 buttonhole carrying a button (PSZ RI, Third Meeting, No. 34288 of 10/13/1910).

Epaulets: in horse artillery

Buttonholes on cuffs: from yellow guards basson with scarlet clearance

Collar flaps and collar flap edgings of an overcoat: black valves, in the 1st Life Guards artillery brigade the pipings are white, in the 2nd - uniform color, in the 3rd - yellow (since 1911), in the Life Guards rifle artillery division - crimson, in the Life Guards mortar artillery division - light blue, Life Guards 2nd Mortar Artillery Division - purple, Guards Reserve Battery and Guards Artillery Parks - scarlet, Gvardeiskaya kartillery brigade ( from 03/06/1913 renamed Life Guards Horse Artillery)- dark green (since 1911), the Life Guards heavy artillery division - brown, the lower ranks of the permanent staff of the Officer Artillery School do not have graduations.

Army foot and horse artillery (uniform 1907 -1909)

Uniform collar: rounded, dark green, scarlet piping along the upper and lower edges, no buttonholes (except for batteries with St. George and white buttonholes - see list below)

The piping on the left side of the uniform: scarlet 1/16 inch

Uniform cuffs: scarlet piping

Valves on cuffs: no (since 1912 reinstated in the grenadier artillery)

Buttonholes on cuffs: no (except for batteries with St. George and whitish buttonholes - see list below)

Valve on overcoat: black, with scarlet piping

Cap band: black

Piping on the cap: scarlet

Uniforms of the lower ranks of the army foot and horse artillery, local artillery teams of the 1907-1912 model.

Field Marshal Earl Bruce's 1st Grenadier Artillery Brigade	Caucasian Grenadier E . I. Vys. Vel. TOn.Mikhail Nikolaevich artillery brigade	37th Artillery Brigade	1st artillery park	Moscow local artillery team	6th Horse Artillery Battery

The color of the field and shoulder straps of the lower ranks of artillery units of the Russian Imperial Army

	Guard	Army
Foot artillery	Scarlet, without piping (in the Life Guards 3rd Artillery Brigade during the period 04/25/1903 - 03/04/1911 with dark green piping (*)	Scarlet, without edgings
Horse artillery	Scarlet, since 1911 with dark green (uniform color) piping (PVV No. 109 of 03/04/1911)	Scarlet, since 1908 with dark green edgings (PVV No. 572 dated December 16, 1908)
Park parts	Scarlet, since 1903 with black piping (PVV No. 372 dated 10/08/1903)	Scarlet, without edgings
Local artillery teams		Dark green with scarlet edging
Lower ranks of the permanent staff of the Officer Artillery School		Scarlet, trimmed with training braid, since 1908 with white piping (PVV No. 508)

(*) In some sources, the dark green piping on the shoulder straps of the Life Guards of the 3rd Artillery Brigade is called black

The instrument metal of all artillery units was gold.

The lower ranks of the Directorate of the Chief of Artillery of the Guards Corps, in accordance with Appendix B to PVV No. 178 of 1908, wore shortened gray-blue trousers with piping, a lapel-cut uniform, but without a lapel, and it retained the differences established by PVV No. 281 of 1884, a cap with a visor with a black velvet (velvet) band and scarlet piping along its edges, an overcoat with a black velvet (velvet) flap with scarlet piping on the collar, a waist belt of guards infantry units with a badge depicting the state coat of arms on crossed guns.