foot talk: Smelly feet win wars: Or do they? The end of the portyanki
Russian Soldiers Ordered to Use Socks | The World from PRX
Russia only started issuing socks to its soldiers in 2013 | We Are The Mighty
Diving long socks USSR Soviet Russian Army Military | eBay
Footwraps - Wikipedia
Odd World War II Fact: Russian Soldiers Didn't Wear Socks | The National Interest
The Museum of Russian Icons - Today is also National Sock Day. Portyanki (портянки), Russian for footcloths, or chaussettes russes, French for Russian socks, are the traditional Russian military foot covering. Portyanki
Russian Military Ordered to Switch Portyanki for Socks - The New York Times
army military foot-cloths (socks)
Russian Army Woolen Winter Socks
Soviet Army Russian Army Long Socks espyatochnye Cotton from storage | eBay
Footwraps - Wikipedia
In the US press: Until recently, instead of socks, Russian soldiers were given pieces of fabric,
Portyanki: awesomely awkward Russian footwraps – Snarky Nomad
Russian soldiers looting Ukrainian military clothing warehouses
david D. on X: "russian army WTF... no1. foot wraps. the russian army has STILL not fully moved up to socks. from vid i have seen they are STILL using foot wraps.
Pin på Napoleonic Army Camp
Military academy in Moscow (so called Kremlin academy).A cadet is busy with foot-binding which is a tradition in russian army where soldiers do not use socks Stock Photo - Alamy
White House Mocks Putin's Mismanagement of the War in Ukraine
Russian Army issue Wool Winter Boot Socks, Olive Green | eBay
En imágenes | Día 36 de guerra en Ucrania
A Russian soldier's journal: 'I will not participate in this madness' - The Washington Post
Why are Russian soldiers finally replacing foot wraps with socks? - Quora
Over 300 years later, Russian soldiers get socks - CBS News
