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R=Revolution
E=Eastern Europe
S=Slav Squat
P=Pay off
E=Eliminated the Enemy
C=Communist
T=Take Kalashnikov

Patriotic Guards (Gărzile patriotice), or simply Red Guard, Red Guard of Romania is a semi-military force. Forcing male and female students to attend compulsory and active training. This force functions like the Red Guard of other countries like East Germany. Czechoslovakia, Hungary, North Korea and whenever the country is invaded. It will be sent to the battle and country defense. This Forces trained to adopt guerrilla warfare tactics in case of war.

(The Patriotic Guards were formed during the latter part of Prague Spring. The Soviet forces lifted the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.)

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Today, May 14, 1955, in response to the United States, the founding of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) with Western European nations. The Soviet Union And seven other communist countries: East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Albania signed a joint alliance, the Warsaw Pact.

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Hungarian People’s Army, c. Hungarian Revolution of 1956

About half of the Hungarian People’s Army remained loyal to the Communist regime, sometimes participating in the suppression of the uprising from the very beginning - in one case, Hungarian planes even strafed demonstrators. The T-34/85 tank in the background bears the national turret insignia of a red star on a white disc with a red-white-green border (hated by the troops, for the excellent aiming mark it provided for an enemy gunner).

Lance-corporals, Infantry, field dress with equipment, (flanking)

Of all the Warsaw Pact forces, the uniforms of the Hungarian People’s Army between 1951 and 1956 most closely resembled the Soviet pattern. This figure represents an infantry lance-corporal in field marching order; the green collar patches with brass infantry crossed rifles badge are visible, but his equipment hides the single green rank stripe across his shoulder straps. The Hungarian version of the Soviet gymnastiorka shirt-tunic differed in having a fall instead of a standing collar; note the white lining strip sewn inside the collar, and the reinforcements at elbows and knees. Standard Hungarian Army boots were modelled on the Soviet pattern, but with only the feet and ankles made from reinforced leather, the shafts being of rubberized canvas. He wears only two ammunition pouches on the right side of his brown leather belt, although the knapsack straps were designed for a symmetrical arrangement; his weapon is the standard 7.62mm Mosin-Nagant M91/30 rifle. The parade helmet was dark green, with the same painted insignia as on the tank turret; it is worn here strapped to the backpack, while he wears a pilotka-style cap with a miniature version of the same badge. A blanket and greatcoat roll is strapped around the knapsack, and a mess tin to its back; below this note the rolled tent-half in brown, green and sand camouflage pattern, and the water bottle and entrenching shovel strapped to his belt; a gasmask satchel is slung to his left hip, over the bayonet scabbard. (The water bottle was often carried inside the knapsack.)

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