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Uniform vz. 85 was used by CS People army at very end of '80 and then adopted by CSA and ACR (army of Czech Republic) until 1995. Blouse and trousers are made from cotton, belt in dark brown colour has fastener without the symbol. At first normal fasteners with stars were pressed, later new fasteners without the star were made. Boots vz. 90.
On the cap there is badge with symbol of Czech Republic.
Bayonet vz. 58 was part of SMG vz. 58 and was used also alone during some guarding duties as symbolical weapon.
The camera is very cheap Soviet LOMO Smena 8M on 35 mm film.

An infra red photo on the right side.
Both photos were taken by M. F. Pohanka (ex-DA ID Coopyslav).
This study is inteded to demonstrate how the camo pattern (or it´s absence) can hide the soldier in both normal and near IR part of the spectrum. Not all uniforms are completed as army presriptions demands.

Description
Uniform vz. 85 was used by CS People army at very end of '80 and then adopted by CSA and ACR (army of Czech Republic) until 1995. Blouse and trousers are made from cotton, belt in dark brown colour has fastener without the symbol. At first normal fasteners with stars were pressed, later new fasteners without the star were made. Boots vz. 90.
On the cap there is badge with symbol of Czech Republic.
Bayonet vz. 58 was part of SMG vz. 58 and was used also alone during some guarding duties as symbolical weapon.
The camera is very cheap Soviet LOMO Smena 8M on 35 mm film.

An infra red photo on the right side.
Both photos were taken by M. F. Pohanka (ex-DA ID Coopyslav).
This study is inteded to demonstrate how the camo pattern (or it´s absence) can hide the soldier in both normal and near IR part of the spectrum. Not all uniforms are completed as army presriptions demands.