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Type100KikanTanju said in comment #90:

Digged a bit in the japanese NHK archives and found it! https://www2.nhk.or.jp/archives/movies/?id=D0001300380_00000&chapter=002

This may be of interest to you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raid_on_Yontan_Airfield

Looks like a WWI-era Stahlhelm.

Those look awfully long for K98ks. They might be K98bs or Gewehr 98Ms.

Edited the tags to include the following; T-55A and T-series.

Updated the tag to include T-55, T-55A and T-Series. T-54/55 tag got removed as its a regular T-55A.

Updated the tags to include the tank model, T-55M (t-55m_finland, specified as finnish due to alot of T-5x tanks having the M designation) as well as added the t-series tag.

Fixed the misIdentification as a T-62. The tank pictured is a T-64, specifically the T-64A, for which ive also made a new tag (t-64a).

Updated it to include the tank model, T-64B (t-64b)

Updated the tags to include the specific tank model, "T-72B Model 1985 (t-72b_1985)"

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Eastman said in comment #89:

Leftovers from the USSR/Pre-Maidan era? https://www.facebook.com/S21K.Co/posts/ulbrichts-titanhelm-us-95-helmets-in-ukrainian-usebeen-meaning-to-do-a-post-on-t/595053625956337/

(btw, do those green synthetic smershes have a specific name? newgen i think)

I'm not sure, likely captured from Ukraine, yeah, I don't think Russia ever made use of these. Thanks for that post, I've never seen it before. And yeah, the ranger green smershes are commonly called 'newgen'

Eastman said in comment #87:

this is clearly a still from a film, can you find the film?

Digged a bit in the japanese NHK archives and found it! https://www2.nhk.or.jp/archives/movies/?id=D0001300380_00000&chapter=002

Leftovers from the USSR/Pre-Maidan era? https://www.facebook.com/S21K.Co/posts/ulbrichts-titanhelm-us-95-helmets-in-ukrainian-usebeen-meaning-to-do-a-post-on-t/595053625956337/

(btw, do those green synthetic smershes have a specific name? newgen i think)

this is clearly a still from a film, can you find the film?

ToastPuppy said in comment #82:

Which model of AK-12 is this?

2021, I'll add it