The last major changes made to Soviet naval uniforms were those introduced in 1988 under Prikaz 250 of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR.  Most of the uniforms were service and out of formation patterns that had little affect on actual field readiness.  These would be the final pattern of Soviet Naval uniforms and would even outlast the Soviet Union itself until they were replaced by the first Russian patterns in 1994.

More uniforms will be added as they are acquired.  In any case we will attempt to have detailed descriptions of each uniform along with a photograph of the uniform being worn, and an illustration of the uniform from a Soviet-era military manual.  Not all of the uniforms will have all of these things at this time, simply because it is a rather lengthy task.

 

Uniforms of the late 1980's (1988 to 1991 modifications)
Officers	Enlisted	Special Purpose Uniforms
None Currently in Collection	None Currently in Collection	None Currently in Collection
Older Uniforms Still in Service (Of the 1969 and Later Regulations)
Admiral Parade Uniform	Enlisted Summer Uniform No. 2 Enlisted Summer Uniform No. 3 Enlisted Winter Uniform No. 4 Enlisted Work Uniform (type 1) Enlisted Work Uniform (type 2)	VR-3 Diving Suit
No. 1 Summer Parade No. 3 Everyday/Out of Formation Summer No. 3 Everyday/In Formation Summer Summer Everyday / Out of Formation Naval Infantry No.3 Summer Uniform Navy Summer Tropical Uniform
Ladies M-69 Summer Parade No. 1/2 Uniform Ladies M-69 Summer Everyday / Out of Formation Uniform

Further Research

From this section you can also see earlier and later period uniforms by clicking the appropriate links below.  We have found that this is quite useful for tracking the modifications and changes in a particular uniform.